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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
Hevv an Array Moves.

There are q great many things besides
men and guns essential to all army; and
u commander about to lead an army into
q hostile country, first sees that the com.
miSsariat is well provided with provisions,
that there are ample means Of transporta-
ton, and that there is reserve Of amlnu-
milton aud clothing, aud good supply Of
hospital stores and medicines prelimi.
nary arrangements for the march having
been carefully made, the "order of march"
is communicated to the several command
ing officers Of divisions, brigades and reg.
iments, but not published in orders. The
troops are distributed according to the
character Of the country. In very open
country, large proportion Of cavalry
would be at the head UG the column, but
generally it is distributed throughout the
line. The artillery should be b the rear
Of the first foot regiment. An advance
and rear guard Of mounted trOops-One
or two companies should be detailed each
day aud the regiment that has the right
Of the line one day, should be next in the
rear. III woody or mountainous cOun-
try, attachments Of fankerS and Skin.
IniShers are thrown out TO the right and
left Of the column, at the distance Of one
or two hundred PAGES, to keep n sharp
look out and prevent any disastrous and
gratuitOus experiences, such as those re-.
Gently familiar to us in connection with
the ambuscade on the road to Vienna
The column having been formed at half or
quarter distance, aud the baggage train
assembled in the rear, protected by
guard selected from each regiment for its
baggage, the column is put in notion
The march commences with the same reg.
ularity rs would be observed by q reSi-
ment moving in or out Of garrison town.
the bands playing, the light infantry with
arms Slopcd, and those Of the rihemen
slung over the shoulder, the officers with
swardS drawn, exact wheeling distances
preserved, and pei feet silence Observed
After having proceeded a short distance
in this manner, the word of command
"rOute STEP" is given by the General at
the head Of the leading battalion, and
passed quickly to the rear. The captains,
instead Of continuing at the heads Of their
companies, then draw back to the rear Of
them, that they may see any Of their men
who may attempt to leave the ranks with
out leave The soldiers then march and
carry their arms in any manner cOnve.
nient to them, conversation and smoking
being ordinarily allowed.
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Much PHILOSOPHY IN A Few WORDs.-
The following extract is from one Of Dr..
Hollands late essays upon Human Life,
now publishing in the Springfield RepW6.
IicGn. The philosophy it incuIcates would
save vast deal Of unhappiness:
1t seems a very melancholy thing for
a man to carry mental ulcer with him
through life-tO feel its pricks and its
pangs in every efF0rt-tO be conscious of
its presence every hour-to be engaged In
covering it from sight, or in the attempt
to deceive the world in regard to Il. Life
IL altogether too good thing to be spoiled
by little sore, or large one, when there
exists an obvious mode Of cure. tits our
immense and intense self consciousness
that stands in our way always In the mat.
ter. The truth is that the world does not
think half az much about us as We imag.
inc 1t does. A man may walk through
tho city Of New York, with q face as
hOmely rs hedge fence, thinking about
It oil the time, and wondering what PEG.
pie think Of it, and not . man in ell the
thTong will even see It. Il 10 30 in ell the
world at large. Our personal peculiar.
tics, our personal failures, generally, DOS.
sess very little interest for others. They
have enough to do in taking care Of them.
selves, and have weakness and peculiar.
ties and failures enough Of their own, and
II the world should spurn our well' mea9t
c9orts In It's behuif Why, let itNkO-/It
effects nothing TO get core and sensitive
over Il. When . man truly learns Of how
little importance he is in the world. he Il
genenlly beyond the danger Of becoming
CALLED BY his harness, whateves L may
be-"
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How TO GET ALoXG.-We have some
suggestions to offer, which may enable our
readers to get through life with ease and
prosperity. II a bee have the audacity to
sheath its sting in your cuticle, justice de-
mands that you should instantly upset the
hive wherein the offender has his head
quarters and exterminate every bee there.
in. Ifa dog bite you on the calf Of the
leg, stern justice demands that you bite
the dog on the calf Of the leg. On the
the same principle, should an irate don
key rudely elevate his posterior cxtremi.
ties against your sacred person. the true
way is to kick back. II horse fall upon
you, the sublime principle Of retaliation
requires that you should fall upon the
horse. If Joggs calls you liar. the rule
Is to call him liar and thief into the
bargain. II you are a farmer, and your
neighbours cow happens to get into your
young corn, your instant mode Of salts.
faction is to turn oil your cows, hogs, ETC.,
into his field. BY following out these
sublime ideas Of justice and seIErespect,
your daily life will be fall of sweet peace,
and you will eventually become as dOcile
and playful as a kitten.
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WHEN I look upon the tOmbs of the
great, every emotion Of envy dies in me !;
when read the epitaphs Of the beautiful,
every inordinate desire goes out; when I
meet with the grief Of parents upon .
tombstone, my heart melts with compass
ion; when ! see the tombs Of the parents
themselves, consider the vanity Of griev.
ing for those whom, we must quickly fol-
low. When | see kings lying by those
who deposcd thcm-when see rival wits
placed side by side, or the holy men that
divided the world with their interests and
disputes, reflect with sorrow and aston.
ishment on the little competitions, factions
and debates Of mankind. When read
the several dates Of the tombs-of some
that died yesterday, and some six hun.
dred years ago, I consider the great day
when we shall ell Of us be contemporaries
and make our appearance tOgether.--Ad.
DIXON.
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legal advertisements.
SUMMONS.

CTATE or CALIFORNIA. County Of VI Dorado.--
- Justices Court, Cul,Ina Township.
The People Of the state Of California, To join
SEWER, GREETING:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, NJ
my once, In COl"ma Township, Ui the County Of VI
burado, the 2l day "f Ort,eT, A. q. 1861, NJ ~
t'elesk, A. ~, to answer unto the complaint OF
ALFRED ". MERRILL, who sues you tn recover
the sun Of one hundred aud seventy three 81 irn
dollars, with interest thereon the rate Of and
one.han per cent. per nth. certain pronis~o
ny nnc on file IN my Office, bearing date Octo-
her 18Th. A. Il. 1851 given by you to plaintiff, when
judgment will he taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs aud damages, IL you fail
TO appear and answer.
To II e Sheriff, or any Constable Of said County
Greeting: Make legal service and return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of October,
A. D. 1851. GEO. A. DOUGLAS.
Justice Of the Peace In and for said Township.
Now, on this 23d day Of October A. D. 1861, At the
hour Of 10 o'clock, A. ~, being the hour set for trial
in the above cause, and Il appearing that after due
diligence, the above named Defendant, JOHN ~.
WEIR, could not be found. aud that said Defendant
Is resident Of this State, and the proper affidavit
having been made 10 authorize service ~ summons
in the above cause by publication. II sordrrcd that
said summons be published in the MOrSTNiN DENp-
CRAT. weekly newspaper, published IN this county
for three successive weeks. commencing the 26ih
day Of October, A. D. IS6l. and ending on the lG Il
day Of November, y. 1861, which date, service
will be deemed complete.
On motion Of Plaintiff. the above cause Ii contin-
ued TO the 18th day Of November, A. q. 1851 nj the
hour Of 10 O'Clock, An.
4S-Sw GEO. A. DoUGLAs,J.P.
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Plae.rxllIe Pest OAee.

THE MAILS for Sacramento. San fTaneiScoAnd
for all parts of this State, close every day At THE
ONCE AIY o'clock. Pm.
The malls for the Atlantic Rtatea. and Enropee
close a. this once every day at - O'Clock ~.
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory.
close every day ate o'clock p. ~.
The Mails for GEisSly FLAT close ct this once
every Wednesday, morning at O'clock.
The MailS for NeWtoWn close at O'cioc&, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and FrIdAyG
The mails for CedATville and Indian Digging
close At o'clock A. w., every Monday and Friday.
The Malls for Cold Springs and ColomA close V-
cry day, Sundays excepted At o'clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Malls
close Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al sH
O'Clock r. ".
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City,
cloae every day at ~ o'clock NJ.
ORPICE HOCks.-Prom Z O'Clock, A. n. ,till2,
NJ: and from till 8, p. NJ. Sundays excepted)
On 6undays-VrOm . until 10. A. ". and from
y until I +. N. p. u. W. II. RODGERS, p. N.
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NATIONAL EMBLEM OF SCoTLAND.-An
exchange gives the following as the origin
Of the adoption Of the thistle rs the ma.
tiOnal emblem Of Scotland: When the
Danes from England invaded Scotland,
they avAiled themselves Of the pitch dark.
ness Of the night to attack the Scottish
forces unawares. In approaching the
Scottish camp, and marching bareioOted
to prevent their tramp being heard, one
Of the Danes tread upon = large prickly
thistle, and the sharp cry of pain which
he instinctively uttered suddenly appraised
the Scots Of their danger, who immediate.
ly can to their arms, and defeated the foe
with great slaughter. The thistle was
thencelorward adopted as the national eth.
blem Of Scotland.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.

CTATE or CALIFORNIA. County Of VI Dorado
- In the District Court lith Judicial District In
the matter Of the application Of the lizard al Tru-
tees Of the Methodist Episcopal Church" 81 the City
Of pIaccrville.
Notice II hereby given to al. prrs"ns interested.
that said Board 81 Trustees 81 said Church will apply
to the lion. Count ainrcsud in open Court, the
third NundAy IN November next. "r ~ soon th"rra'
ter as such application can be heard by sad Court
for an order Of SAID Court confirming contract
made with J. N. DOUGLASS for the loan 81 ti,uuI
a. and authorizing and einpow rring them t" eNc'ut"
and deliver n note fur said sun, payable IN siN
months, with interest nj the rate of hundred dbl
lars per month, on the whole sum. payable monthly
and mortgage upon the church property ~ .aiI
Church, Ia secure thr payment "i sdih mole aud III
teTest and also for order confirming contract
made with GEO A. BOOTH for the salc Of the prop
erty belonging to said Churcn knoGn as the q" Par.
sOnaRe," aud authorizing aud einp"W-ring them L.
execute and deliver deed to said Booth ~ said
" parsonage" property.
Iiy order II Hon. II. =. Myres, Judge ~ said Court
-'- Witness my hand and seal 81 sHid Court
l.. heret" affixed. at cfict in the city 81 Placer
- Vile this lIth day IL October, u l>'ii
TIIOS. Il. PATTEN,
OctI9.IW Clerk
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IIsSs A@ -,
Thas vhsn tAs slsss msphoFd Of Ne I'D
Cana. covered win eAs storm, and pale and cold,
And bsevsd bF one Of my sweet lambs 70 hold,
1bads hin -.
he claimed the pct:
hide fondling thing, that 70 ny bFeaH
Ciung always, either In quiet or unrest
Thought Of ell my IAmbs loved him best,
And yet-Snd Jet
laid him down
In thOss white, shFOuded arms, with bitter tear;
For some votes told ne that, In AFTER ysars.
Ne should know nausht Of pAsslOa, grief o. fears,
AL had known.
And yst again
ne elder Shepherd came; ny heart grew faint;
Ne claimed daO fASr lamb, with SsadeT plAint,
Another i-shs who, gentle - . saint,
Meier gave ne palm.
AshAss turned away:
There sat she, lovely ~ an angels dream,
ITsr golden locks with sSnlght ell Agleam,
hsr holy eyes with heaven In their beam.
knrIt 70 pray:
"Ah thy viii,
Oh thou hast many such, dear lord, tn heaven"
Aud son voice said, -" NObly hast thou Ssrivsn;
But-psacs, b. S'illl"
Oh, how Wept,
And elssped her to my bosom, with Wild
And yeArning love i-my lamb, nay pleasant child!
Her, too, gave-the littls angel smiled,
And Steps.
"GO! 90 I cried;
For once again that Shepherd laid his hand
Upon the nOblest Of our household band
Like pale spectre, there he took HE stand,
Close V his side.
And jet how WondFous sweet
The look with which he heard my passionate cry
"Touch not my lamb for him, oh, let me die I"
"A little while" he said, with smile and sigh;
again TO meet"
Hopeless l fell;
Aud when rose, the light had burned % low,
~ faint, ! could not see my darling 90.
LEX farewell.
More deeply far
Than II my arms had compASs'd that slight frame !;
Tho could but have heard him call my NAME
There burns my star
lie will not take
Another lamb, Thought; for only one
VI the dear fold Is spared, to be my sun,
My guide, my mourner when this life 10 done,-
Ny heart would break.
Oh 4! with what thrill
1 heard him enter! but l did not know
(For 1t was dark that he had robbed inc so.
The idol Of my sOul-hS could not go
Oh heart, be still
Came morning: can I tell
low this poor frame It's sOrrOWful tenant Kept?
FOR waking tears were mine; l SleepIng wept,
Aud days, months, years. that weary vigil kept
Alas! " FAREWELL"
How Oftcu itiB SaIdl
l sit and think, and wonder, too, sometimes,
How II will seem when, In that happier cline,
It will never ring out like funeral chime
Over the dead.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Bio Bar TOWNSHIP. OveFseeP, james Evans,
yus'iceS Of the Peace, Z. D. Roach. A. W. HaSkeI'
COnstAbles, Joseph Corlll, John Tearney.
COLOnA TOwNsaIP-ROad Overseer, D. A. Mcgee;
Justices Of the Peace. George A. Douglass, William
Gibbs COnStables, John CuFtis, Pat. Feeney'
COsuMNn TOWNSHIP Road Overseer, Z. II. Richard.
COnstables, NJ. N. Renick, G. ?. Peck.
DIAMOND sPRIH0s TowHsRIP.-ROad 0verSeer, 9: T.
Young; Justices Ofthc Peace, John Fleming, AeS
Seie6utIle C0nslables, Jno. w. keyser' Joseph ~
Smith,
GEoROETowM TowNeRIP.-Road Overseer, A.. ".
Parties Justices Of the Pesce, g. L. Smith. y.n>
spau'dinE; COnStablts, james Hussey, +. C""en'
GREEHwOoD TOwNsWP-ROad Overseer, Geo. 3
Freeman Justices Of the Peace, 2. A. HornbIoNS,s
y. !. Moore; COnstabes. ThOs. T. Lewis j. ~
Smith.
KELsEV TowNsHIP.-Road OveFSeeF, r. Demu'ni
Justices Of the Peace, l.. BornenAn, u. kolHsyl
COnstables, James II. Hughes, johnson OdsncA''
MoUNrAN TowSsHlP-- Road Overseer, william KnoA.
Justices otths Peace, William Knox, O.S. Ra'@e'i
C0natableS, J. Smith, J, II. RAIDER.
Moo sPRIMos TOWHsRP-Rsad OverseeP, N. 0llmoTei
Justices Of the Peace, James McCoEmlck, HIRE"
Ralk Constables, O. T. ROussln, Jos- =. emmon"
PLAcRnvILLR TOWNSHIP Read OveFsssF, John Mllleh
Justices OF the Peace, John Bush, @. W. U'ou''
Cons'ableS, A. elmOntOn, B. x. Emmsrson.
sAbNON HALls TowHsHTP.-ROad OveFseeF, ChaTte'
Qreen; Justices OF the Peace, r. K. Bern, ~. @'
tinlth ConStabes, Nathan Cakes, Samuel A'A'"'
son.
WnrE OAK TOwKsHIP-Road OVeTseer, ht:
mani JustlccS Oft Peace, George BEann!I, ~
KpdAhap Constable, ]. g. NoWiap, =. tsNpoOu'
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Mans Duty 20 Woman.

Let him learn to be grateful to woman
for the undOubted achievements Of her
sex-for it was She-shc, far more than he
often In spite Of him, who kept Chris.
tendon from lapsing into baFbarism {;
kept mercy and truth from being utterly
Overbornc by those two greedy monsters,
money and war. Let him be grateful for
this, that almost every great soul that has
led forward or lifted up the race, has been
furnished for each patriotic and holy as.
PiratiOn, by the retiring fOrtitude Of some
Spartan, or more than Spartan-sOme
Christian mother.
Noses, the deliverer Of his people, drawn
out Of the Nile by the kings daughter,
some one has limited, is only symbol Of
the way that womans instincts always
Outwit the tyranical diplomacy of man.
Let him checrfully remember that, though
the sinewy sex achieves enterprises on
public theaters; II Is the nerve and sensi.
bility Of the other sex that arm the mind
and inspire the soul in secret. "a man
discovered America, but woman equip.
ped the voyage" So everywhere-man
executes the performance, but woman
trains the man. Every effective person,
leaving his mark on the world, 10 but an.
other Columbus, for whose furnishing
some Isabella, in the form Of his mother,
lays down her jewelry. her vanities, her
comforts.
Above all, let no man practice on wo.
man the perpetual and shameless GalsehOod
Of pretending admiration and acting con.
tempt. Let them not exhaust their kind.
ness in adjoining her person, and ask 10
return, the humiliation Of her soul. Let
them not assent to her very high opinions,
a. It she were not strong enough to main.
tain them against opposition; nor yet
manufacture opinions for her and force
them upon her lips by dictatiOn.
Let them not cruelty her emotion, nor
vidiculc her frailty, nor crush her individ-
uality, nor insult her dependence, nor
play mean jests upon her honor In con.
vivial companies, nor handy unclean
doubts about her, as . wretched substi.
tute for wit; nor whisper vulgar suspi.
cions Of her purity, which, - compared
with their own, Is like the immaculate
wilderness Of the angels.
Let them multiply her social advantages
and enhance her dignity, minister to her
intelligence, and BY manly gentleness, DO
the champion Of her genius, the friend Of
her fortunes, and her equals, II they can,
in heart.-R6v. f. D. Huntington.
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PowER OF BIRD's SoNG.-When we hear
the song Of the soaring lark, we may be
sure that the entire atmosphere between
Us and the bird is filed with pulses, or
undulatiOns, or waves as they are often
called, produced by the little songster's
organ Of voice. This organ is . vibra-
ting instrument, resembling in principle,
the reed Of . clariOnet Let US suppose
that We hear the song Of lark elevated
70 height Of 500 feet in the air. Before
this is possible, the bird must have Agita.
tsd sphere Of air 1000 feet in diameter
that is TO say, It must have communi.
Gated to 1885 tons Of air motion SUN.
GENTLY intense to be appreciated by our
organs Of hearing.-TyndGIrs Glaciers
u tAs Alps.
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PROBATE NOVICE.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of u Dorado, "a.
~ In the Probate Court.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that a will, purportIng to
be the last will and testament Of GEOEGE sCHLENE
deceased, has come Into the possession Of said
Court; and, also, petition praying that letters tee.
tamentAry upon the estate Of said deceased issue to
GE0. W. fPESCER aud CHAkLEs H. DAVIS, and that
said will be admitted to probate and, that said
Court has appointed Saturday, the 9th day Of No.
vember, 1861, at 10 o'clock 4. H., the time OF pro.
wing said will and the hearing Of said petition.
BY order VI Court.
-- Witness my hand and seal Of said Court,
L. g. hereto a6ixed. at once In the city Of PlA.
49, ceFville, this 22nd day OF vet, A. D. 1861.
TIIOS. u. PATTEN, Clerk.
A0td By w, SHANKLIN Dent
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ESTATE OF D. WEBDER,
DECEASED.

NOTICE 10 hereby given by the undersigned, Al.
~ ministrator OF the above named Estate, Ia the
creditors ~, and all persons having clAns against
said Deceased, to exhibit the with the ncc-s.a.
~ vouchers. within ten months from the first publ.
cation Of this notice To the undersigned At the town
Of Aurora, County 81 Mono, State Of California, or
their claims will be forever barred.
y. CHOHPENNING, Administrator.
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ESTATE OF ELIJAH POORMAN,
DECEASED

NOTICE is hereby gwen by the undersigned, Al
~ mInistrRt"r of the above named Estate To the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims against
said Deceased, to exhibit the with the
vouchers, within ten months from the first puhlca.
ton Of this notice, To the undersigned ut the 81
Aurora, County OF Mono State II CAlfornia or the r
claims will be forever barred.
y. ClIOHPENNING, Administrator.
November 2nd. lh6i.-lw
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ESTATE OF JOHN D. COLLINS,
DECEASED.

EOTIcE is hereby given by the undersigned. Al.
~ ministrator ~ the above named Estate. I" III"
creditors Of, aud NIL persons having claims against
said deceased to eNhibtthc with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months fruI the t> puhlica.
ton Of this notice To the undersigned. at the town III
Aurora, County Of Mono, state of CT l:ornia. their
claims will BE- forever barred
Y. CHORRPENNING, Administrator.
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RTNA GOLD q 9TLvnR MINING 90

A meeting q the Trustees Of the above Gem
"A pany, held this, Tuesday, 92nd day Of October,
1851, second assessment Of one per cent (beng
dollar per shArsl on the capital stock, was leVled,
payable Saturday, the 90lh instant 70 the Secrets
y, at the OGAoe Of the Company, Aurora, Mono Co.
California. 9. u. VAN WICK,
Secretary,
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OF A. 8. KENT. DECEASED.

NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned, Al.
IN miniSirator Of the ahave nAm"d Estate, to the
creditors OF, and all PersnDs having clamS against
said Deceased exhibit the same with the necessary
ton Of this notice, TO the Mt the town u
Aurora, County Of Mono. State "f California or their
claims will be forever barred.
W. Y. sIIIMMONs, Administrator.
November 2nd. ls6i-AW
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@TNA ooLD q eILVIR WTNTNo co

TENHE stockholders Of the above Company are here
l. BY notified that the shares Of those who have
not paid their assessments, will be sold at public
auction, on Tuesday, the seth day Of November.
1851, 81 Is O'Clock, ~, 1t the olce Of the Company
In accordance WlthsSec. 10 Of Bylaws Of said Com.
8. N. VAN WICK, Secretary.
Aurora, Mono Co., Cal, Oct 92nd, lsel.-noV8Wl
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, n Dorado Ccunty.-In
Justices Court, before George w. Stout Justice Of
the Peacs.-0eOrge ,. Bllss W. ~ r. Esther.
Upon reading the annexed AnadAVlt, and upon
motion ofpl'G e II ordered that service Of summons
10 said cause Be made upon defendant By Publica-
ton thereof in the hOeHTAM DEnocaAf Q weekly
neWSpApef, Published IN PiacePVile, At least once
. week toF the period Of three months hereby or.
deg TIC pablieation Of the summons In the above
cause.
ts-sm q. W. STOUT, J.P.
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WHAT Is good to raise ones spirits p
" Spiritsl".
WEIGH causes . girl the most pleasure,
70 hear herself praised or another girl run
DOWN.
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VALUABLE ,RECEIPT.-TO make . nice
jam-Lay your head under descending
pile driver.
10 be ahead Of timc-CaFry your watch
behind you.
TO keep from being dry--Stand out 10
The rain.
70 xeaRnt . headache when getting
sep drunk.
- tsll Il Jon lore q giFl-Havs some
tAllowshsadsd ehap 80 10 See her.
~ 3" -@e-0oO-S
Tas CREST E ~ saved which shamss lie
unahaap