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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23
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A correspondent Of the Nsy, ,YpEk CeNp
mercial Advertissf, who hes hteN lnFke
ing in Germany, gives lhe 9Il0kii =
connected with the O1itlep ~
situated. about flvs miles Hp thesst
from Heidelberg, aoi, ,tasmasldaH
About twenty yearA ago thea ~ ~
mors afloat In the village o. gll1 ~ 9f
an immense treasure lying e tAt -
of the well. Near The o1s0attC
had found few old silver epln1 NkleA
had probably beeM dFSpp<df ~ slnss
the rest Of the tFsssurs vps thsow1 lN.4R
long time thess vunors lheAte 1De
among the peasAntry, GaininG r4o ~
in exact proportion To The vising ~
Of the poor ikHosaht ptopla Ak B
secret search Was dUteTmioSA ~ meGul
of the holdeat men, inclpding III -
and in order to preyent dieNOye 40
keep the gains 70 themselv lvea. .thsy W
to make the attempt BY ule6 ~
plan was laid with great y
chose Q nightIfus IL dnsesaAwhO nngH
all Abe yiilass I'D gsss ess N ls- "a
tage feast and ,denee NJ Nes
aud when there va llstIs eAal1 y -.
ton. The, ksspSES N in1 Fily
in the secret but she WaAe q + 4nEA
moreover living IN in6ftnl Sr q -.
As soon % grew dasl. 1lSe
Ates placed OvsEilhs wen aTu1e -
to which . rope and; .laFgA -
attached. No one wa willing ~
iirst; finally the dific6lty w. q.
tossing q KFeutlsT. Tk6 ea6lSE -
stalwasts man u forty, who ~
prepared Tor The descent W. e
10 hand be entered the basklk -
lowered 70 the bottom. Antt :.
II required the ether thsAss8 -
windlass. The TIVE nen - Alfa ~
the well were seen toscrgq ~ -
il afraid Of the cold, ,dafks 49, M
gathering heart they iolned h.l q 8.
appeared on the side toward A
few moments Of anxious, ep' -
sued. Suddenly . Wild ~ -
down in the we'll, 6eh03slt ~ y
many times, and oas sfItha'a -
huntsrs rnshed hAck 49, !.
king frantic. sigpale p b dR4N
most paralysed Win EeFt6E, .
held the WindlAss stbbd me- p
moms6k: and thea heiAD't - e -
baSkeE They ha9 dFlge s ~
way 70 thA ton Rhen IA -
pecred AZ the 6osldw u kks 81 !.
iatinK Iike 4 lnAai&an, I
shouting for the Hasksetess -
the depth Of the well ahd TIE sole pse-
vented those at thu topfFsDnn1 ut
his crisa However. haylAg Me -
their own Wits in their cenfapio - ~
ror Of the moment they bs74 = ssfs
the basket. forgetting that Il -
man. The oCcapaEA Ofs fsthe - ~.
cciving what was doing, spaA; -
signalled; but ell In vain. = SD
drew his knife, ct one stroke ees 4e =
rope, and was precIpitatsd %
He had probably beeOaae e.gee -
had cut the rope with Tie N11lI1e4lD -
those at the top would thus b Ilssys
from lowering him any tssthsE
Both lanterns were exiting ths
fall. All was dark ana isilsa9 9lostAs ho1-
tom. The accomplicea a. .bYs. All
The next day .the, anth0SliI keaElAG
Of the disaster, caused lantssA9 b I4E'
cred into the well, and - d
men were discovered lytAS Q.
dead. They we're taken NJ .
hooks. ,,5,.sssstv = : fSsgt
what had they seen 70 81
passages to make thsuf
we'll known that sn6aSrsaAe
existed in the rocksumd ie = -.
able that the unloetaa6ts q u
awares upon Ons 0e lAsss -
where the TObhsei tynAA1q 49,
| ed to immure their victims. u
be interesting to know VII
saw. -.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

The following dialogue is reported be-
tween two boys:
"What do you think? my father, the
other day, shot nine hundred and ninety
nine wild pigeons with one barrel Of bis
gun"
"Oh, my gosh why didn't you say a
thousand at once ?"
(Reply reprOvingly.) "Do you suppose
my father would tell q lie for the sake Of
one pigeon?"
A Just man is always simple. He is a
man Of direct aims and purposes. There is
no complexity in his motives, and hence
there is no jarring or discOrdAncy In biz
| character.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

Hc who thinks himself the happiest
man really is so but he who thinks him
self tho wiseSt, is generally the biggest
fool.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

We know . great many persons who
are "kind to a fault" but that is about
the only thing they are kind to.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

A Beautiful PRoDuCTIoH.-Th Sacra-
mcnto Union states that Murray MOrri
son, member of the Assembly from LIS
Angeles county, received few days ago,
an orange branch, eighteen inches long
aud half inch in thickness, containing
thereon twenty six large, ripe, splendid
looking oranges This branch came from
the ranch Of his father-in-law, DR.. White,
in the county above named. The tree
from which it was taken was set out four
years ago, and though not planted, was
nurturrd by the hand Of the gentleman
to whom it now returns this pleasing
tribute.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

II pSids wers an art there would b .
great many teachoTR. = ..t
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

CvRE FOR WEAK EYEs.-An elderly
gentleman accustomed to "iudulge," en-
tered the room Of certain inn, where sat
u grave friend by the fire. Lifting pair
Of green spcctNcles upon his forehead,
rubbing his inilnmcd eyes. and calling for
hot brandy and water, he complained to
his friend that "his eyes were getting
weaker and weaker, and that spectacles
didn't seem TO do them any good" "Tn
tell thee, friend" replied the Quaker,
"what think if thee was to wear thy
spcctaclcs Orer thy mouth for n few months
thy eyes would get sound again."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23
MOUNTJOY HOUSE.

(LAYE EpOKrE HTu.)
Main street, few doors WEST OF the Court House,
PLACERYILLE.
A. c. JrpT,. .........PhoPnIRToR.
TIME UNDERSIGNED (ate Proprietor Of the Pa
i eihc lIonsr, Sui-un Chy) desires to inform the
citizens Of PiacrTville and the travelling public that
he has leased the above popular and we'll established
1lOtgI-and. having entirely TejuvenAted and re-
modelled IL throughout. hopes to meet with liberal
share Of patronage Strict attention will he paid to
the comfort OF guests both la matters Of LdgnE aud
IN the details Of his TABLE, which he Will aiWays
less Of expene<. tfeb23l A. Z. JUDY.
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DottIs, RESTAURANTS, Etc.
rWE CARY HOUSE.

= HH0 N|THHWA = HHVOoH19
HAFee-EtoEy HIreprOof Hotel Main ST., Pacerville,
CULLEN LANDERS .... PRoPRIETORs.
yAS. ~. crLLRN, ,- CHAS. ., LAHDRRS.
TN all the improvements aud eonvenienees which
modern bookkeeping hAa rendered essential
thR CASy House stands pVo-eminent. Il 10 lighted
With gas. and furnished In every department in the
nest approved style. II employs the best talent in
every department, and the table 10 always supplied
with the choicest Of everything to be had In the
market.
T The Cary House 10 the depot for every stare
line y and frOn the city, and Is kept open through
Out the night. marI6-Sm
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PLACER HOTEL,

MAIN sTREET,..............P ..PLACERvILI.E
RICHARD KIENE, PROPRIETOR,
THIS HOTEL, situated in the very heart o. the
buSineSS PORTION Of PiAeeTviIlc. Offers rmpe rior
induret nts to Trsident and the travelling public
The TABLE 10 AiWayS supplied with the best the
vnaTket affords. and the LODGING department IL
alua aye clean, neat and comfortable.
PTiceS, AlwayS in accordance With tho times
d19-3m RICH ARD kIKER.
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MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
PrRL1snEp ryERY sArrnnAr unnxrxn nr

q n !. w Z q KS AE JADT u - n "
D. -. eELWIeKs, vA SluuAny.
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WnEELINo. 18Th April 1861.
nN and after the l4th OF April. 1861. tho pAsSen-
4 J ger Trains will be ruH as follows. viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily cNeep'
SUNDAYS at 10 A. NJ. BeDNood at 1880 A. NJ, HrliF-
JuZ In baltimore at $40 A. NJ, connecting with the
Eynress train for Philadelphia. New York. Boston'
and ali tho Eastern citeE leaving at 6:l5 A. NJ ar
Tiyes at Washington at $50 A. NJ. making close con
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SOUTH This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling 10 Cumberland.
Returning leaves baltimore at $40 T. al, ana
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nj A. n and Wheeling Of 6:27 A. 81, making direct
connection with the LXpresstrRn for all parts oil the
| West Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood and water.
Tho Mail Train leaves daily including Sumo! hs ~
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pgton City at $50 p NJ connecting with the South
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/ Warrington. Water Station Fairmont and Grafton
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| 1910 p NJ and Wheeling at 1882 p. NJ. connecting
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and arrives at Wheeling at s:lo p. NJ:
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Commercial College!

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Cor. Baltimore and ChArleE-Sts..
LTIMORE, MD.
rE,HIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and houTishing condition. Twice du-
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larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
ereasing number Of students, representing nearly
II now occupies one OF the most conspicuous and
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The adran,ases snseiltir. ere offered to yOung
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Thorough Practical Rsinszs Eiyot'ion generally, are
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FACULTYI
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rripeipsi-frturcr on the seenee Of AeeountA Com
ul.rce. business Customs, etc.
]. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory aud Practice Of Housekeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Professor Of Business $ and ornamental POumanshp
g. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
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REV. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
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TRUSTEES:
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The College is provided with Commercial Library
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dents
rately instructed.
TS SS required course
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A DrP1oMA is AWARDED; TO all Graduates.
large and Beautifully ornamentcd Circn!Ar, con-
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TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland. Pittsburg and Wheel
inc Rail Road.

cleveland, Pittsburg and "neeA'
~ ing Rail Road. ,--7
Ia 80 s:sz=:....sssis.
1N1IFTEP MONDAY. June 10Th 18TH i,;i ms
ssngrT Trains will leave bridgeport a. iO''0"''
T1o0 NJ Mail Train stopping At all WAY s-J'S and
arrives at PittshnTGh al ''t0 - 49,
cleveland at $50 p. NJ.
..an NJ EXnress Train, stopping at ali WSS NJ
tions. arrives at PittsbuTeh ., ~ 80, AZ sicr.
NJ Fsst Express Train. stopping only st S's e.
Sos L. ~ ,ii; yellow Creek welsvlllc ana no
CHESTER on the River Division an ., 81 pi, ts.
stations on Main Lines, ARRIVES a. ~. y,
1880 A. NJ.
RETURNING ft II, No ~ y ~ ar.
Lave Cleveland az 9:iS a N. 9h u - ~
rive al bridgeport at $50 7. ~ aGI a. - 6S VI spj
,sIG n sTTsye AZ B..deepert at 6;oT A. NJ lV.-'
a. ". and $50 p NJ. -,,,I,,vs,
AZ Pittsburgh with Psnnsyivanisv H:hiSvi"b. PhiH-
deIphia. New York and Boston;
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Al Cte''4N" dnsky Toledo. Detroit, Chicago anu
RiI poinis in the NORTH NEST. with
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Chicago and the Nc2TH WEST MIN
Cleveland Erie Il. X. for Erie, QUA
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls WIN
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MANHOOD.
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pIllous DIsordors-LIver Complaints

From, Dr. Throdors Bel, NJ NeLD lorE CITY.
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AZ a FnnlIIy physlc.

From D,. E u, nIrti7right, New Orleans.
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
49, N a ~ Enh lGan

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P,,,ternally yorrs ALONZo BALL. NJ. D.
Physician Of tho Marine Hospital.
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AYERS
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WAAsIw, Wyoming Co. n. Y. Oct. q, 1855.
DEAN n: l am using your Cathartic Pills in my
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Dysentory, DIarrhoO, Feln1, TVOrnS'

PFo7l Or. J. G. Green Of Chicago.
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remedy have ever known and can confidently re-
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UDOLPnO wOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. CROIX RUN, SCOTCH AMI
IRISH WHISKEY
An the above imported and bottled Ly himself
warranted pure and Of the best quality.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
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as merchant of thirty years. residence in the city
Of New York that what pledge and testify TO WIN
my zeal my label, and my certificate, Is correct hhu
cal, he relied upon By every purchaser.
Physicians who use Wines aud Liquors In then
practice. should give the preference to these
For sale by ali respectable Druggists and APothe
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

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