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, 1861-03-20

per ceal:s~7' ~: =: XII 1..;i;.zz-:::9 :: - '''
T., In consequence Of the i'll construction an d
. bad ventilation of the ,sehool-hp1lseB ii md
about London; seven 'fhousanl: children. be:
tween the ages of five aud fifteen yeArs' an :
nually lose their lives from these cAuses alane.
so-says Dr: HillieE, Secretary Of the Metropoi.
+, tan, Medical Association: - *."5
The little princlpalfty Of Monae O.: Re! :recent,y
purchased by Eoufs Napoleon for $500, ,0M has
a seaport, with q fine climate and fonr r, tiou.
sand Inhabitants. It Is, POSSESSED af eycal1ent
tracts OF tinber- which ARE: to be used in fhe
construction Of French ships Of Was. Perhans
Monaco may one day be second Elbn; {
At ameeting recently held ii England.
NJ. Buxton; MP; Il the chair, 1t was asserted
that the property acquired by the NEGROES Of
Jamaica, since their emancipation! amounted
to eleven million Ave hundred thousand doj:
lars and that the products Of the island-the
r result Ct their, special ndnstry=Ecre worth
i've millions OF dollars dnring the last year =.
1.-THE sudden. death,of the Visconnt de
Rlchemont, collector Of taxes inI Paris: b.:
aReRleSy, is = connected With, th supposed
posn5es Of the most astounding chhr1eter -.
pear to: be Imminent, and suicides! to cores
!, THE last and most astounding p!o1ecti1e II
the cannon order is that csllel The Gfoo5Y 3nnl.
fsaaei mortar cannon: The cannon itself. Is
ofsoPen work like the late steeples 81 Calvary
church; the breeeh is solid, aud NAV Be- az:
;tached ito throw shell, d. be screwed IL s n
proPel 3 solid shot. The gun tube cannot. .he
heated by the discharge, and the apiarntne
e div1sib1e .and can' be edsay TRANSPORTED ii
, 1861-03-20

.~--~.: - 1---&-N%-
:.THE;IsCsDA7Ioss:tN Ho1LAED.-,A cores.
ponaent Qf- Qf -1ha 1tondaa-D Daast iaa,e.. wwriting!
from Amsterdam on; the Sd inst, says: j.
"The inundattdbfn5seferred to in my last are
spreading with fearful rapIdfty.- As the ice
bteaks up, nptYi tAsfan1lug thAt. fhe thaw L.
gradual and unaccompanied with heavy gales,
the waters aoilentintho upper localities Of the
country: and, oEer1owiug the dykes, lays the
Yalsges andteEnsHnder Eater. causing great
lose oL prppqEJX and human sfife. The small
7Ge1nan frontier town of Emmerich: sSix feet
hinder water - AfhKeim s impossible from
the Hood which -perHieate5 It's Streets. Mora
t1ans ffey Ral4ges,are1 totahy b1b bmerged, and
.thpusa1ds:~of families shaEA been 7hbllged to
leave thelr honn tn, keek - houseless shelter
-l14ha feared th9t this
: e5ly may yst beeqme the psey 9f ,8he dnYading
, element ThH- consternafi ion ,is .greatsS while
TIP 1TpsRectpf danger inercases.w with tile
;nt1fTa Tal of every teleg1a1a aad orsome
days 'eo1s1fsEabh poytfqa b, ,thp Dutch Rhen-
ash zk3!lTa5 HIS been u1d1aE: aid tbs
rails displaced, SO that Communication with
Germany hns become almost impossible It
would really eeem ns If old Neptune had
turned nnnexutionist, and had commissioned
his tributary streams to flow over the domain
wrested from him by the industry Of man and
reconnect It with the ocean from which 1t VA
atole1."
, 1861-03-20

NO DETERMINATIONS AGAINST FOREIGNERS.
-, , 1:s-;,.' .i':-sN-:.4.i!-..:i': 3;..cbS
9a aaNas ~ .s,o
On 1aais a1ans eaen patent a1Eent tpraI
4n 4n tsp issRaF e eaeh etl{t9.i
:gn aRplaeator, re.issaet- .s:;;,;! 81
n gTaat!nE sgs
aphps spf3ssa aSr d. 4:
The Law abol1shes dscrmiu stttH id fses r
fcfergnce to s1cA co1ntrcaa dis
cftm1ate against citizens Of the Uh}Hd Thua
alloTipE EnEts9 French BeisiaS. 11sfftans Rpsssa;
daas t. eoy eaS - III
sspFa u Sfsss & asFgqs r. The a6oTe tezm
AAERlpA1 l3lagrsth1r arrangements 1ully petf|cied
{eE taki4E Put patents under the new law aud FH IS
bapfF Inventors address them b. IetteT h. Is
ad to al business sonassssd win tae faseas pess
Of lonIteen year, Is unaeT S6e sd NV fof ihsther
pafoeolafs aoote5s H:ss 12s@Hkf ~ q 81 e., ~,
G9sass oslEs Es%4d 7th ssreets, Waahlngto9 DsG.'
, 1861-03-20

sEEpparsd Is oTsf Shipper suPeuor ID,
yantaget q an ca7sas af Tyei9Rt rom
oq8eakofoHQd d3stefn 10n tR Hay4n faIEely ipcrras.
50 msiE 1s2aA {ndeIpsns 1f sts and machinery. amt
81 I'D b theesa ana.wdl fuu~u popular fdate 70
Z nc and <n4 Penusyl rania Railroad
f9 BalffN5Hnt K5w ofk and Boston and
~ EastExn With hE ute change
e aa1 route Il
/ !; GlaEka&, Co; Nn.12 Deafborn St., ::
4gh2 aleasan2 e 1.sne Ikzoast Bills of
1adlng II Eset:h9 dsattne k1u potna Est of Ptf-
ffeisdt it saed i xo Eli Ii Ill route ,hon
ee e9psigned In Chicago. to Pittsburgh. Ft Naynh
Cn1cago h. &, via Pittsburgh S Pennsylyania e. h.
g u thn ue~ and aIped!t{oas route; Viz Craetiine
C}eyelsnd. to DnnklEkr Buffalo, Eew. .Tork, B1ston
A1d ~ points II New York aud tseKEns sland Slates
htVesnc Chicago sha VI bn5Ei9E u HnaIo.
Jerry o}tttiingham, Ho. 81 dearborn Street,
y Agent this Eoute aud alone authorized to issue
Tnro9En BY; BY of H. 51ass15 Esszht teEstdaa vs
East Ss ta,s =, Ee9szeogd Is s2asSnfa
III kaiss q tnssa xt b The .as
4sa aSoy 1tssr r. =, s
4.s:s ,,::. sl1:s :7.a;; ar 2: ,JE0 u HOGSTDy a.;
flsisst ii Esssf Pfe GasaxS as miGR aiseiR r. b
, 1861-03-20

| ~. .#CO..'i a. i-ftr..'t7. ! .H!"+:'ET | -.
Bankers and Dealers III; Excl,ange, 1g5 >.
f. ~. r,,nASE - "a. FoEEs a91P. EyFh:
40. 9 ol'1k Street, i.a,s5si;ij e4lsaE3 Illinois,
(;RnnA NIX :I:NG::! u Q, s. Sc
- -oF- ,ost'N
A.!B.,: F.,.;CARVETs::s&8 &8, CO...
Marine Bank BuIldInE, u",,
qgsr da7 sHa desal'e ia ednera
o9a@sss 9easeeee9. /. ii .-.. ::oe:. 62:l9
;:,z ;;xcHANGE II &pErpsfr i RASK' i:';|;'5:
~ qARPERTER,. .sTIBEs * & Co.,
.,;;a i,lsoceeasost te Wea1e. carpeater& cob
Cedar Rapids. IoxRa! s:--=7' :
NIL Ms1asEssBSsa Z sSsss Gsfssfd DFefrl Co. Hoc
4 AIKEN H. NORTON IT,, |sN 49,,
! IA :gANKERs AID ;pEa1EEs - ~ EXcbiSaE.
Corner Of Lake nnd Clnrk rsrdexs.
Collections mada in all the principal cltSs in The O. g.
!.a!!las2EE: bes4H bes32T ~ .0s.rHts 8p1as
.sEDW,,"',i. :TINKHAM.!.,& CO.,
eoRkEk ks'1g fSFE 1sR1ssa KS ss9s
BkNKEns AKS 3SaeE ExeHSsE lSeE6 S5;Gf:, b A1ERs
;flasss5 g;s1 ::soax aseGns
:FoFFAtANN:::: :F.o3F NJ: t: b; :: .:'GEIPEKE { iii
::5T T.; ~; !: BANKEE;::;'Ss ;;;;:;S <'= =
Sa}SAGo,' s ! :,:,'iS III; al = ~ IN n1ko1s.
j b,71y!s:t44 audE g. lasal1e Hsrs1t.o s@e
l. .di rn7 .: -..:.t. iss !.,.; s!i Il: :1ass
1aco ,7BkNK1Ntt;DRfsAf**Tl+sii nj isN1T IssNNT
od Eu4,ent n.,tsr>
u Esy; ns eonnt1y and tas dsnaf atrdfnind
bn 6aIances Can only Is alIogast + e1:esa
, 1861-03-20

~: $40 sEWiNn: MAcHINEsi So.
TAaaxHT l. FARR,s FA!TRgr.:
srs haPpy % " 70 the taar..nl xho "a using
eH Sz
! seease :eaiast M sny ~ naolsssaaon,. -
0as Asohlnes are naE juet wheu re Taut t4he9Siu
"a "a e eaes 1sz7
sasE = fs
@ lss5ss:s@ S'sssal s5 8 ais9zs
stas. 9 xMeias; III e =: L IL z
say macn4ps A;, Tatsm aosa Fl Ehon aA - pnS
% esa ssI
STHSm necd1e: his grcstspsce essH sa IL
S% t.a asss ssaff ss2F snd
aaa ssposs no o1; Y 1es.i Srezser taaa
i: 7ssa sSs & a;t s s1iiseE
AEza & x2k1 TaAa AsT asenaaS &C n.ns;'
- Ea ss.ss ]. I s
-aoboaY- manga None Stser III sssss
e asga ~ sss Of 1.bors.v,pr
saiasy nysE EsE e rsRl9ls tat9 pn,vsta p tayoz :
SsfsrY Hent s5Es msos1s' I'd s@ tSeaEa e
.sps ss as@.lS:
s5azSs zSRH
e. sassf ssss4y s Ts ~ s.
g ssass az % sgasss:s gsas &
ct s:a;ss e. sss #es $;4$ 5 sss 6
.s ssss ss +
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;::;c !! : .=:: z: t:g1ANRtn co,;,;s
n 10. ., Fo4t ONCE DOE n CEica2n M.
, 1861-03-20
i: ..Ladd;;. j. Nebister &. Cos,
;;Ladd T. ebster:;&; Co.'S &
;;::;;..sE;W\t!!Nc. say " MACHINES s, t., l.:
il, SEMEMGsMAcHIMES. j..

!: ':'" ;, -Thnv .rn tn,,v x.,-.ntea. i:,,.:
's:-:tt. ~, 49, :: ats: stfonr; VII anishei aSd1
-: ~, tfq4Able. Heavy gposls: via: ~,
i =: =. n9t stra&'h than ont Of repair :..
: ~: =. .tshe stftch Like On fnf}s sides
II t.: 7rac sof floth a rRht s8 not o. -7ii
phil out or unraTels +; !; 'tt'.":
as:T IL. GG@@TisT Hays' he eeieufntsa '"*,
:, :. -.-o,t .-rRHExi FEtm cassanf1:hFtsnS.N -I31
~ s1it,a ltpXth: tau at 81 froafsfstfsb-a
SO1 i. SD J3c.n even leathet- " 81 ~: = =
1si,f III 5;TtaStss a9 TT 6sts snsxsa g
~ eonstanl3 breaking, straight ~.
.ajo1 : .ee the hsss. .k;,o1. a:',.
RI. i;Yv .Iz.r: :: 1"3 .:.l!!
:i~: ,t's1 tttfta asn, .tiiicnsssI - TIA
!! :. ~ aGhafn stitch riIi.e On EEHS
.:;,IIIiltthe: = Fnyfs1sne}9I snan he elosn.1
! ::a-:2 f.thsrs Il ~. .Gi
=. !: nE aeaIns thputi bIeaking:: -,
. r tss sstssS % saaeeasas 81 ':z :.
!, i '': 5,E E VII .5S9 q - ~:
Il 81 ftaiy: :MaAng tne stitch eien - Ill!
y. - iAA7s ~ sI y n3oc7t1 :r:7 -1y1
- u / : Tnev win do easily slla .:
tos aa sisise sha 4fsaseesst7 sSt7 az: s
,iszso SesvP saa EaStlE9 sst .sE
ii. e72.: .c:Vort Il ::::: % + X .sstt
;.1i..;3 ,l%'iiil: i:::..:-.4.3 ID ~ H!;:: 80.
,-..::: A:i-.FoT Fatnafa ireqaizing ,E;,; 20
y ~ -! niaeh3ne ta,ate'th tEAt7Quti; -
. -. ~ e e SeRa.s oq eoatStsI n oF nnes -u,
us i4,,'l -: a a.1:I t4LJ!li:s8I %. ~ III
, 1861-03-20

Fs.;: 51re.is;a 1oreisds fs,ns. :; Ss;;:;s! Ss:;s!t-
- irFsnasea for as ESssphf Rostl: :t,
! = r-A:nAHtNenty:hoE poar1 stsan vesseI
I Is, pnilding for. DE- -LiytingstQn4, the African
/ ttaTeIHr.5 g.: 7o;::: a.1te.
| The lpte! dreadful etoffIe ID E6gtandwHfe
announced three days u aalancf BY the :LIdn'
don 1Eteo7ozoyta :s:'--.':! -
! =--kE GENERAL faiiu1tn1 threatens lhe Northwest
Pmvmsesud India, + 61d re- new crops are an
-.--HoIss flesh Is regularly quoted fn,,tAa
{ market prices .cu4rsnt Of sevaral towns III
-tisr1aany, j. not on. the hoof, but cut up for
j food: &: t,:';---:-: s. -
Cotton d1othsi may noN b. imported into
| France frea of: duty, pEqytled: they are re-ex-
ported aftsE having b been printed .ar~;
| .*.-The Prince Of =3Bales'g revenue from The
DnehE eE CoInwan WILL for thf last year, hs
about $225m m, m tncreaSe dfem1 the year. me-
.dous of oYer s2a, ,o0Q! -: Il,
.,-There has not bee4:i H truce }of the Carni.
yA-ln Venice. : lent :thas: been more II haTmos
i:ny. with its-unlnck tahahftauts.i ~ ~: =:
...----Augnstus Craven. piapps;ei to use: the.
waters OF THE Yoltdfnot to 1rTig4te the thoil:
sands of ceres IF hithefto proffless land 1ear
Naples: ,:q.r :, c.:..:- -: -: ::
--Dr: Laviue.of Paris apnouuees a'nrW n, and!
positive eare'for the gout;! Wstrust that he
may hayeaueeeeded: Il ronquerlng. this !. qp=
pro11 ;ittps xaeK co711a." !" : :; =:
:.Z-The Emperor OF Austria haa given to the
cordat- or no :Concordat. .:::.The building haa
been for years past magazine. .7.-T
t- Moeqnard; private secIetafyto tie French
Emperor, ls said 10 be implicated ii the aFaIr8
Of Mires, the Insol7ent banker of Paris: :and
has resigned big ppst. ~
The last Australia mail from England CON com;
, 1861-03-20

~: .ME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
log. E.ANE AND .AIilY tbTHEE MAKVF4l
:s:-s AlUtfE. rQ.2}O AZ A13sElR3E.AtE tEANGE d
u: .'t9E, ~, ;MQEg:AA CAV EAEIt;Y, BE. Don
VI ..,.:-n-:. al; 30 L7;1-:--EEt: ~ t;"::
,E-.EAn Ena;eee !ftent aoff: lend 'far / Edrnla
, 1861-03-20

# F. DeDERKY, M. D., Home
=; DpAthic Physician, Surgeon, DC. Having en-
s1ps4s1ee Il &c conny me 6oeto. a fssl, dgonsdes1
e ST gys sssn T. aae q q
OF night :: bis testAenoo. q Wess Randolph street.
, 1861-03-20

E:nRA;58RFORD,: SHARP & CO.,
~, APoETEhB IND DEALERS in -CrocEcrE
Slees snd Ca11a Iable CUTLERY, Looking 9l2ssea CG&
51lB and Bt3aE1 IF are No. 1b LAks street. Chicago
AnEoA -,-4r n MEN56ly
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

One would never guess the devices
adopted by the Partisan dandies. OF ripo
age, to delude their cquaintancss into the
suppOsitiOn that their lUxuriant wiRs is
the natural product Of their craniulna.
The secret has been betrayed by : troach
erOus barber. A gentleman, & appears.
caused to be manufactured O. Snanv Wigs
90 there ere days in the month, each vi
being provided with box and Z number
Every morning he puts on . psruks SiEht-
y differing from the OeherI ThuA the
hair Of No. 4 70 . trifls longer than that OF
No. 8, and % on to Nos. 30 and 81, which
look % u they needed clipping. Upon
reaching the last day Of the m0alh ous O..
geOiOus bean viSits HE club o. hondale Of
some iair one. runs his ilngeEs through his
scratch, and says 10 careless toaa. " nv
hair 10 growing entirely loo i6ns; / must
have Il eutl" Aud the n6ka msialag Ae
dOns No. laealM. We sssammsnal 90
clever dodes 70 such AZ ous Amsriean
Adonises e have been 60 unfortunate =
to becoma bald. Tue plan works kr ~,
Ter than MaecasAr oil. &5ci
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

ARderpOn, the fugitive slave, who COM
mitIEd. muVdeF in NiasOusi, and fed to
Canada, has been liberated BY the Canada
COuVtA
A ~sOro killing rRits man is no
erims according to EaSliAA, kV'O.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Always proclaim the faults Of others :
Il e magnsnimoua; besidea there SHOULD
bs no secrets In . Republican form Of gov
ernmeNG
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

A STRON0 KIss-TenMysoN, In his po'
rm Of "Fatima," relates the strongest
case Of suction within our knowledge at
present. Speaking Of lovers kiss, be
says, or rather she says:
Last night when some one spoke bis name,
From my sweet bIOOd that went aud came,
A thouaand little shafts II fame
Were shivered in my NARROW frame.
o lOve D Gre! Once he drew, -.
With one long kiss nv Whoie soul through
Ny lips, - sunlight dnUketh dew.
That's the strongest kiss We ever read
about and throws the "pOOr mans plas'
ter" completely in the shade. PhGbuS
what suction that fellow had.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Good manners should begin at home.
Politencss is not an article to DO wore in
full dress only. to be put on when We pay
or receive complimentary visits.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Whensvsr you attack your neighbOF's
chASaetsF, do & behind bis back, 20 - not
10 WOuad his feelings.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Az riches and kvor torsaks man we
discover him to be . fool; but nobody can
Rnd Il cat In his PVOspssity.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Make It = rule to keep company with
rOgues and TasCnlS, and then if You should
be prosecuted Tor an oeEeNce you have coin
nliited, and your comrades should be call.
ed % Witnesses against you. RObOdy will
believe them; 90 you viii get clear.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

More persons ere admired and envied
from being unknown than from being
knnRn.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06
CONE ONE! CONE ALL!
OLD NATIONAL RESTAURANT.
YRl D. COLLINS 4 CO.. .... :. .PROPRIEroRs.

PURCIIAsED e.
Aid REHITTED this old
itand, We W0uld iuform the pabiie that V1yYA
We are 1T all times ready Ia Accommodate ~~[
hhofr Who RsAy isvoT With their patronage. Cur
.,ld Geiruas and patrons will p,rAss give us call.
You vIII aud everything the market aoSrds.
Oyster Stews, that can't bo Beat.
Porter Hou.e e,eaks. Pork Steaks, Mutton Chops,
liam and Eggs, lSI ROlls, Hot NumhS, and Game Oi
al kinds.
~ GANE. CHICKEN AND CHAMPAGNE SEP.
PHRS SERvED 10 ORDER.
We a< prepared to fuTniSh ssrpers Tor Daiis, Per-
tin, Ae., ut the shortest nOtite.
house open at all Hours, DGy and Night.
One dOor he'Ow The 0aslS ealoon. Main STREET
HRED. COI.LINS. fmAEl6l PAT. eLAHGN.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Whsa yea ~ yoar pAsss5RS plasz
nsvsr eoAAae - EsseFain OlsiH "a H.
many bellsEs have bsea bussa bg ~ Geps
an imprisonment.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

A man who cen be datteFed Is not ne
cessarily fool. bat yOa can always make
one Of him.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

9ILVBR WARE,
At Tie OLdest LesOetry EstabiisAmsat in PIas'r
Vitts, !" LorssS's FSrcpSOof BlOek, AaiN at.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully an.
nonnees 70 his friends. and the eitiSens Of
riseeFville and Vicinity. gepernlly, that be
Ukak hAs nSw In StoFe splsudid assoT1@sat II
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY. DIAMOND WORK. 30.
All of which he oeFs at the lowest psiees for cash.
California JoWelry made 70 order.
Wateheo and JeWelTy repaired and warranted.
sss Ne charge for regulating Watches.
maTIS-Sn F.F. BARss.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
PuDLIsuED rvrnr sArrnDAY nosNIuo NJ

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fhrSa Nshiha -; Oae Meath pAyAblS v ths Car.
Fssl, - esutsi hiaGs cSptas, lSh osaaS.
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leas yeaF. o: Basias Cards. q 70 ass o. Isss
tAFeS 1aashs, olo hksgaA dseSans Utl ~ naAs
assve Tssss ~ ysaEy ~ SSaEtsy sAVstlsssus vAisA
Jos PRINTINGOuF Oaes is Tspsss with al tAa nsAeva
t1prsNssao ~ The naAs eulaP enseuaisA q
ever vagsy sfPRlNTiN0 suen nssks anphts hFefs,
resa, HaaASiAa. Cesuasa nal Iishsss, Ger.
uaeAs. = nassk nsDsi 1iuAsaAs. chsSks nscsiptA
caFAs LaAsia Sse. 49, h iah = hnay sslSrSAia iaks.
JcSTlcRs nLANKs-AAAsvias CaAsFsAkIAss anA WFas of
Ataeh1sae. unAsr ~ ssw nv ~ As - thls Oss alss.
nlaak DscAsasas u ms@saslA the esavsaea SsFR
l. ?. VIeHRR No IIH WasAasssa Ussss sSPss hae=iFss
OPsrA nsase ~ oAy AatAsss1 Agsat ~ he
pkAOCRAf. = ~ ely q aaa PFa1sises An sFAsss ~
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c. kEREy ausAssssA u ssssvs sasys Zee sAIs OAes
~ guh.rdPtlsas. a1vsstieias. Se.
DOR1eY au1heFtl4 salieit Slesepttsas nnA rsetva
1sssy. A. ~ MOUNTAIN DEhocnAT:
osergeaeWa OrAsEs ~ ths pap. navVrtlalAg. ~ ~
v~vt, sN vish hin. win - pssnPaiy sssaAsa "a -
cMAn p JACKSON is the authasss4 Aaeat q ~ nOCM
TAIN DEN09nAT - n DsSeAss oessss ~ VliA Nm Via
~ Prsapaly astsaAsd -.
O@eO, On COlOma Street.
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AFFECTION IN MAN AND WoMAN.-WO'
men are said to have stronger attachments
thsn men. It IL not NO; strength Of At
tachment 10 evinced in little things. A
man is often attached to an old hat; but
did you ever know Of woman having au
attachment for an old bonnete
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Never forgive an injury. The power Of
pardOniDg belongs to the Governor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06

Az EDrToRIAL BULL-.The Leadea
Telegraph thinks that thsp pHnsihln pie
have heretofore eisen too ktth Nazelsn
to the politics and policy e ,lhl aIsat
American nation. and Ia view u ll4 81.
vensal Ignorance of lts'rsAatf& q eStl-
mences an explanatory ssiaW 49, -
remark that the trouble nav - y
America is Occasionsd by ~ - IS
Virginia to extend slavery Inss %
Of Ohio, Indians, Illinois aMe
The foregoing 10 . strong ulaell1 g
the ignoraAeo Of EhssS,A Ashess te'
teach the maaaes Of The, Esa !.
But what better eouid v - q
Nation 90 deln6salIssd Tt 8
co0rla win decide e ~ " 8 n
to kiN a aAiisinssHRsaiAaz
may some day dscl3p, & ~ et -
of : erowA. altAoogh .hes ~ 3
|..a =
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06
VOLUME VIII.-NO. H.; PL
RotrIs, Restaurants, Etc.

I'm an the improvements aad eeavenIeMoes which
modern hotsi-keePln0 he's TsadsVgA essentlaI.
tHe cary Moass stands pee-emlnent. u II lightrd
vtth gee asS fsFsIsheA IN every dspavt@ent 10 the
InSst approved Ayts. teuPtrys u. eeA talent In
with the choicest oG everything 70 b hsA II the
market.
~ TIE Cary Hoass is the depot Ter every STARE
lIns u a frOa the city, aRd ls kept open psroaEh
nvt ne aiEhG. naFle-sa
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06
NOTICE,

A Ii PERSONS ie1sAEsA e he AFa q DRO.
A COOkk = TITUS are hereby nsei6eA that
their see0ants @ass - SsttoS PEeE 70 The Let Aay
OF 1ey, 1851, - he ssMe Will be put iRts Goa
staele's AAnda ee eolleetisa.
PlseeTVIllC, March u, 1861. maTlS-tf
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A@0 ~ ~ 4
We asS sn - ess iauSnogy "a
thFoagh whssh we aS1 nlss = r. -
respects like the tnEaplko - lI y
Vice and Rolly have Gsoeto6 y s. ~
the aecommOdatiOa % tbsso wto t
to call % they Eo--sa6 thsss mg0s9btw
Of eli the hosts Of tgavGisgs wh4 - ~
occasionally atop q svwsnws-es esaee
Of them-and consequsa(ly pay Aoy ~
lcss to the toll. .gitlSsseFk TyUoNg ~
Ieas. I cav, bOcauss thGSS y . egtae gagAe.
" % weIl In the aIuount . b IN vs. %
toll exactsd at theSs diasfene slepes9g
places.
the purSe~-maMy wan haos bsoensEa
beggar by paying ct thess gatea tha ~.
binary rates they charge are hf.vy,. go
the road that wSy h none Of The -
Pleasure ohsiAa very smooth, eesleWs'
ful road In the UutEst she tSmPes ene
traveller with many fair pFomisss and glns
sands-but she takes without meseS
like On artful robber she alIures until shs
gets her victim In her power, and then
strips him Of health and money end tuFne
him of, miserable object, IL the wocsr
and most ragged road Of life.
Intemperance plays the part ole sturdy
villain. He's the very worst toll.gathefer
on the road, for he not only gets hom
his customers their money cad their
health, but he TObs them Of their vary
brains. The men you meet on the road,
ragged and ruined In frame and fortune,
arc his visitors. 49, ii's-
And no might 90 one eWsmeEatiaG
many others who gather toll Of the M
wary. Accidents sometimes happen, 4 70
true, along the road, but those who dO
not get through tolefAbly well, yOu Isas
be sure have been stopping by the way
at some one of. these places. The plain
common sense men, who travel str4ight
forward, get through the journey without
much difficulty. ~ 11el
This being the state Of things it Be.
comes every one In the OutieA.i0 ha U.
tends to make Q, comfortable jonENs n D
take care what kind Of cOmpapy be keeps
IN with. We are Ell apt u d0S kfd1s askl
a. our companions do-stsp WkSgo ahsy
stop, and pay toll .whesv thsy pAyelS SThsn
the chances are ten to one agAiNgk ~. hpt
our choice In this particular decldee oar
fate.
Having paid that respect 10 thssUs ef
companions, the next Important thisisIs
to closely observe h0W others Snanaenr-
to mark the good or evil that u .pl odneed
by every course Of Iils-aes how tbots q"
who manage we'll; BY these meaaSi We
learn. ag' iraq iaet
BE careful Of yonr hGbits; these ulake
the man. And they require lqN6 Apd
careful culture ere they grow 70 . sReond
nature. Good habits I Gpeak 6k ad
ones are most easily acqutr6ds athe1 -
spontaneous weeds that Aoasiahs sapt11y
and rankly without care Or cNltubs. ssis
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AID JHKRLRY.


c. u ARVnDSSON = co.
RESPECTFULLY lnFOrm their
ftssads saS he ladies and ESQ.
tlemen os PaeeEvIIIe and vIci.
Anlty generally, that tAey UIll
eoaslnss tAs- kzsinsss as tke sad Stsads snd have
now o. hanA . eoWPleta ssssStuaent of aae
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
VIHE DIAMOND RINGS, GOLD CHAINS.
Ladies' and oOntlomsn.S Cola Rings,
LADIES' B1c6ies, hreAss Pins, kAF RlnRs, Eae..
Al which they eaeS sV sale at the lowest rates. Ter
cash.
XLL KINDS OF CALIFORNIA yEWELRV ana DI.
aWond WnFh. aanusaetuFed at the shortest .otlee.
~ WATCHES Repaired Snd Regulated by
ARsVpeFIenceA woFkmAR.
BILLIARD BALLS Turned aud Guns and PistolS
repaired. c. }. ARvIDeeON Z CO..
marie Wext dosV " SsslG~aaO' Blesk. Malt q.
PLACERvILLE ASSAY OFFICE,
-. MAIN STREET, PLACERvILLE.
CNOLD DIST received Or Melting and Assay-
NJ lag, and returned In fro@ y hears.
kYAssays Warranted.
Al bAsp disssaated At ean YFantl0eo Prices.
nArlS1@ c. J. ARVIDsON 3 co.