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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Percussion Cap Machines Cheap for
cash Reliable machnists would go anywhere to make Caps
{ 90 BASsFORD, li9 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Barry's TrfcOPherOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyng curling cleansing
preserving and restoring tho hair. Ladies, try H. Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

New ImpOrtati0ns -MackfntOsh, Aqua
Scutum and other water proof Coats Jouvin Co Is Kid
Gloves Paris Soft and Silk Hats all Of importation
Just received per EUROPA by HUNT DusENBURY, lead
4 and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Batchel0r's Hair Dye-Reliable and I'M
black brown. Factory 81 Barclay Sold
and applied ct ". A BATCHELOk'S ID Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Album PhotOgraphs.-six for u, 10 fer
81 large Ambrotypes with case 10 CENTS By KIMBALL.
All Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees perfect limitations Of nature Send for
measure card 70 ID Bond street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Billiard Reform began with BassfOrd
In 1891 Playing and Salesrooms Twelve tables up), A9 Full
street and No. y Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Trusses, Elastic stockings, shoulder
Braces Suspensory Bandages, 40 Drs GLOVER 4
THoKNE, No. 4 ann street, under barnum's Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines =. reduced prices. Onice, 500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Ladies', the Spring Time. OF the Year Is
coming and you wish handsome Cater Boots and Shoes
step into MILLER CO.'S, 3s7 CANA street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Criatadora's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best In the world wholesale and RETAIL and the Dye
privately applied 1t No. 8 Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

DE. .. >. Ftteh's New Ru pturc Supporter
Truss-warranted. Call and examine before purchasing
TIA Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Trussss.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss vesey (Astor House, opposite church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Hill, Inimitable Cutter or Hair and
whskers No Barclay street. Hair Dye, 90 cents black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Grover & Bakers Celebrated Family
and Msnufac Aewipg Machines 495 broadway, N Y
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MOldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
kers saches luxuantly Sold Wholesale and
retail By W. A. BATChELOk, ~ Bond street
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The Only Halter I'm New York who
retails Soft Hats of his manufacture Is EsPKN-
HCHEID, lib Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Empire Sewing Machknes-Tho Cheap
est because the BEST In market. Office 3s6 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Broadway Lot tn Lease-2S Feet Front,
ITO deep u years renewal See BA5sFoRD I49 Fulton
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hs spring s, the ,hng tse fine weather
males Il aud for hs m uiv will do restore
locke md confidence ntc business cces than the
dits inaugural Dne ~ kNUAb spnne Hats made mr.
l'I nc de-. n. thst his at errt
kno~ tnf. An =, No. Ta Bruad xay corner OF fulton
St4sEt.
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,ssL
r-CONI sPAAN1 oPENrka.

/. Msscs, rsys and rnrsns In
A.ts, tspa, feit Has sud Riding hs9
gkrlh OILS Brostsa
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Al RE-. wIssLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
Uu 0EOkGE A FOWLkR or GUILFORmL
Whites under date OF Jups IA laoDs--
Permit me 70 say to you that
Mks. WINsLows SOOTHING srRUP
has an sale h customers have
1his the hrs time. in thirty yesrs' drug buan~a
that have endorses q medicine tor lNTklrsiC 0OOD
1JALi1lEh
pever before this recommendation Of any pAtsns
ms dcre 4 know not composition A. but 10
neve ~ psriecty harmless and safe know Il gives shs
greatest tatisfn.n ~ parents ard AHordng reiel
and euieudc without esssnt effecss attending
hours RESPECTFULLY,
eF0 A. FOWLER
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HBMOyES kki strELAs colds, tUa0Rs
u natural sniarpements These often from
~. Of chemical meoicines, well AZ from cOd and
PUkulrG WITH BRANDRRTUs PILLS rs
THk GhhAI kEMEDf,
And III effects follow. SURE but innocent anf deter
mined the she body instead
beDs worn away, aetuslly heavier and stupnger
LD AT 20 CANAL STREET kkAcDAK1H HOUSE.
NJ, UNlCe SQUARE,
Campbele, sol Eighth sverue, and By all dealers al "a
yer bon, with iuIi directions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Drawing q the Delaware state Isss-
tos1sA-wOO0, EDDY CO.. Aanagsrs n The
pKLAwARH KENTUCKY AND Missouri srAu LOrTx8RA
DKLAwARE-KxfnA Glass lS9, March n 1851.
81, rs, /, 4S, 81, Is, "A, 10, Sc, 10, As, 50, AZ.
DxLAwAHn-CLAss 20e March "a lsa
20, IL, So, 10, As, 8, ~, 80, 81, 8, IS, 81, SO,
Circulars containing schemes with FUN particulars, sent
froe Of charge by addressing either 70
WOOD. EDDY co, Wilmington Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY CO., b. Louis, Missouri
The Drawings or the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
r FRANCE CO.,
MAKAGKRA
fhe Legislature Of the State OF Delaware having gvcn 70
France Co lottery contract for twenty yesrs we the
undersigned appointed by the Governor o.
said State 70 supentend tho drawings OF said Lottery 90
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn this
sussxx CouNrY-CLAss rs March 3S len
~, SO, IL, rs, SO, &c. 49, 81, 81 50, IL, 3d. ~ 3.
CONSOLIDATED LofrxKY-CLAss 40, March ., 1851.
IL, Is, 43, l6, SO, rs, A. 49, a. As, 49, ST. A, 49,
wsnss. our hands At Wilmington Dell this hursdAy
JOIN W WzLKK1 Commissioners
ALFRED r. WOOTTEN,)
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
r FRANCE ! CO., Wilmington. Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

to sHoKs AND oArrRRs-A NEW STYLE. Az
sce them
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ALFRED r. WOOTrEN,)
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
r FRANCE CO., Wilmington. Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

RHEUMATISM SCROFULA, BALTRHEUM AC,
Hyatts Life Balssm Ia the and sale remedy
for the most painful and potracted dssas
also, old ulcers fever sores eryspeas the
impurits Of The blood liver and Kidneys general des,
246 Grand street 70 cents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29


THE ESPRIT pu Cor
Vas, On every hand, highly commen0ble. Young men
who had scarcely performed an hours labor IA theic
live were hard nj work N the trenches, the
cr.bangments, at the guns, on the drin grounds,
and did not repudete the wheelbarrow
drill which consists Ia wheeng up load OF heavy sand
upoD PLANK Fix ibcnee ~sce distance OF sixty yards
at sugle Of fcitj five degrees And they did II veil
far IRON showing sickoess, fatigue or debility those
young gentlemen, mostly Soutn Carolina Cadets, are
growing hearty upon the labor and their flesh boz
that the faDged sand cs which
err IN abundance, cannot poLotore tbeir skins All
Morris Island the same spirt aDnaes the men We
cid hear much grunbpg We old once In a
camp called "Camp Massachusetts, situated in the Con
mon wealth thereof, ana superinteLded TO use good
military woro by hp ExCeii.n the then Governor, NJ
Z. Banks.
THE mmAIp SPECIAL
lie particularly indebted 20 Mr.. A. Levin, OF Columbia
s.. C-brother OF the late Hon Lewis O. Levin-to the
RchlaDd Rinee, all together; TO Dr. Morrow, OF the
s,aa sclenes Daring sna lanai ,. Dr: J. W Powell
Capt OBren, Of the Telegraph corps; Capt J. NJ Cad
berry, Lieut. Gisn fact 70 all OF The batteries TO all
n the ccmpanlts 10 all Ut the stalls " the palmetto
flag stsifs, tor unbounded courteses during his vst 70
Morris Island.
P.s-Hs thanks are particularly due 10 the Comman
der Chef Cen Beauregard, for kindly courteTmsod
ing prevent his leaving the island,
issued n moment wheo he Ohe said specially though
be unobservcdly taxing private amid The coo
iug shades a grove Of magnolia and palmetto trees.
CuARLssnos, g. c., March rs, 1891.
<rrirsI Of Colonel Lamon "of V,ry,nsa'-A Lttie
More n ne Scotch Cap and Long NIaary Cloak Style
Of D,piomocy-- Colonel Lannon's Bussn>ss Here dc.
Colorcf Ward n. Lsmon, the intimate friend and ad
wiser " Lincoln, arrived THIS city by las evenings
tran snd put up at the Charleston Hotel, where be I'm
pruceBtiy BOXED himsun rs hailng from "vitsnf1'
oc The report getting abroad thst Linton't confidential
fiisnd Ind arrived "a Tie city, there little sir
sore one cs he visnis especially when they ascer
tainedt hst mad rtuaced hnseE coming IRON
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

NATIVE AMERIcANrsM. 4. Doyle,
Of San Francisco, writes as follows to
AoOneys ETpress:
III learn, from a late copy Of the New
York Day Book, that Mr.. Wells, the
Black Republican naval secretary, has is
sued special orders not to enlist any but
natire.6Orn landsmen for the United States
Navy.
l would respectfully suggest, in con-
nectiOn with this subject, that the Sccre-
tary of War also had better make sim
liar order concerning enlistments for the
United States Army.
Such an arrangement would relieve the
Goth regiment Of gallant Irishmen from
further service in the army of the North,
and for the future leave the brave O nG-
tire.LOrneys, who ing!Orio0sly fled at Man
assas, to fight IN .trOnt of their own mr.
mics. In all seriousness, why has the
Republican Administration commenced
this proscriptive Know-Nothing policy ?
1t is an insult to our brave countrymen
who so nObly sustained the Stars and
Stripes on the bloody field of Manassas.
But we all know the Republican party
was founded by the leaders Of the old
Know -NOthings, and it behooves Irish
men, and adopted citizens of all classes, to
watch well the powers that be, ere these
ancient enemies Of our rights and liberties
have forged the chsins Of nGtirc american
prescription and oppression around US
forever.
Irishmen Of America! You cannot
you must not forget that eternal vigil.
ance is the price Of liberty"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
WHOLE NUMBER ! 80

a ~
THE DANGER Or A efAEDtgs AnrYi-~
From the Congressional a' H,s =
90, part /, 1s57-'Ss.- We s3tTAf sht eo'.
lowing remarks maAS byaAG8ps. yonn
p. Hale, Of New Ha@Pshius, Januaft 20;
1868. a recognized IsAdef0T ~ Rsptbli'
can party, on 6Ill fSf Ihe thcfsAss Of the
military establishmeht q tAs United
States. Then, the Democrats being In
power, he feared a small ineyWSs Of the
army, now, his party in PeweT, be votes
for vast standing armyf ThEs shows
his consistency: -.
have been little laughed at once IN
the Senate, and am willing, 70 be laughed
at again, for repeating as the solemn con-
vIction Of my understanding, . ie1son OF
wisdom which the fathers Of my native
State inscribed on the first Constitution
they ever wrote, and which hope IN Co.,
will remain as long rs we have Consu'
tutlon-that standing armies are danger
GUS to liberty.
tell you, Sir, that an army Of $4,000
or $4,000 men, as this bin proposes to
make it. with the means OF transportation.
with the rapidity Of lightning BY means Of
railroads from one end Of the country To
another, is a force equal to what 1t would
have been in olden times, II We had IOO,.
900 or 2OO, 900 men. The President can,
if he pleases, concentrate them at any one
point, at any moment, and for any Pur-
pose. do not know bOw Ia, but tAe
law has been construed. that these armies
are called, believe, a posse, and under the
name Of posse, lie eau transport them to
any place, and for any purpose he chooses.
1t is significant fact to my mind that he
has undertaken to play pOSsum with them
ut elections. Laughter.
Not long ago there WAS call made to
have a portion of his POssc go Is Balti-
more, and see that the elections were reg
ularly carried on there. l believe, how
ever, it was not thought prudent for them
to 60, and they did not go; but he did
have pOsse im the City Of Washington to
carry on an election, and no small portion
of this force, this posse has been employed
to illustrate perfect freedom and popular
sovereignty" in KaHsns.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

SELF-CONTROL.--To those especially who
are Just verging into manhood. seli.con-
troll is Of the most vital importance. All
young persons Of ambitious or sanguinc
temperaments are liable to fierce out
breaks Of passion. These ebulitions are
no indications Of q vicious and depravcd
nature. Yet they often appear 8, to the
world. With proper restraInst this i'm
petuosity may be eminently subscrvient.
All who are afflicted with such temporary
attacks should carefully guard against
saying or doing anything offensive. Many
unwittingly or incautiously lose their best
friends by giving vent to their ill.feclings
in an angry manner. . Sclf.rcspect event
ually ceases, with loss Of offended friends
and relatives; the man who is prone to
anger drives away not only the kindness
Of others, but his own self.lOve. This
not unfrcquently ends in gloom and mis-
anthropy. From the indulgence OF tenn
porary passion there Is but narrow stride
to cold, sullen, morose and cynical dis
position, the possessor of which views
everything through distorted medium.
No eye grows brighter with the pres
ence Of misanthrOpe, no kindly voice
bids him good-norrow, no earnest heart
throbs for him, no warm hand grasps his
with q glad welcome. The sunshine does
not penetrate his soul, the breeze gives
no thrill Of pleasure, the gaities Of life are
q mockery, and all music discord.
Control your wayward passion il you
would have the love Of your fellows.
Good nature is always sure Of hearty
reception. A pleasant voice gives back a
joyous echo, bright smile lights up the
brow Of beauty, and warm, open, gen
SrouS, genial soul meets with an affection
ate welcome everywhere.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

ON entering the cars they were,s fall
that we could not get seats together; but
got him seat in the forward part, Of
one of the cars, while took one further
back. We soon got under way and
they run that express "likol slxtt. NIL
could see, BY watching Btll, thato6 was
getting mighty onaisy." He locked eli
around him and overhead, and then beck
at me; but never "let on that r sAw
him. By-and-by, the cars 'roarsd iheNa;
tunnel where it was as dark e ~, aaA
you know what an awful noise the caFS
make in those tunnels. Well, q .soon
as we got out into daylight, up jumped
Bill, and as he turned around, INV he
was a-winking and a.blinking, and rub
bing his eyes at great rate. Pretty
soon he made start down the car toward
me, cropping and feeling his wsy liks10
blind man. When he came to my noAa
and had taken a good hold Of IT, he leaned
over, and in a low, stammeying voice,
said: "Doc, I'll say, there's sonAkthing
the matter with me; IL was hlihd for
about half-minute just now"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

TnoUGHTs ON DRRss.--Art is an OK.
tremely beautiful thing, but nature 10 o
much more beautiful and . wiser one.
Jewclry Of oil sorts is q beautiful thing;
satin, velvet and costly oriental draperiess
etc., are also abstractcdly grateful 70 the
eye, and the chief ingredients 10 the entire
composition Of the gorgeousness cf the
pictures; despite our admiration Of these,
the general ornaments Of ladies, We Still
cannot help remarking the very natural
flowers and wreaths by which woman
can alone increase Gf il be possible to in
crcnse) her own beauty. Pure % dia-
mond is, clear as the brilliant Is, warm as
a ruby is, sunshiny as the topaz iS, Ahead
tiful woman is purer, clearer, waEmer,
and casts forth more celestial sunshine
than any one Of them; and they are,
therefore, not so fitted to accompany ana
share the admiration compelled by aiwOS
mans beauty, as flowers, the only thlneR
of the lovely which art cannot increase In
beauty, except women. We remember Q
short time back being inexpressibly De.
lighted with the taste Of . yeahg Ley,
who sat near us, displayed IN the atylA Of
her head dress, which consisted merely Of
a wreath of white roses. Her eyes and
hair were as black as sloes upon her
cheek was the delicate blushiDg Ofsthe
rose, and these, with the sweet uAodesty
of her faces expression, united 10 the Aim-
plicity of the hcaddress, covnpSsed an
aspect, the beauty Of which couadnstp pos
sibly have been attained by the c6stilsss'
tiara Of diamonds, or the united hrilliaA-
cies Of all the precious stones we1ath could
procure. How the beauties Of Titan and
the old masters would suffer r j6Welry
was substituted for the profusion 0f nO@-
ers by which they are adorned: 6WsgFOs'
ally find it difficult to see thS pr0priaty Of
putting heavy head.gear about the deli
cate brow of fairy, but could wen fancy
her supporting delicate rosy wreath, 6f
even the more ample luxdFiancsi 6f o.
crown Of ivy or o vines o crs '
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

A FRiEND.-Some true heart has given
expression to its generous nature in the
following beautiful sentiment:
Never desert q friend when enemies
gather round. When sickness falls on
his heart, when the world is dark and
chcerless, is the time to try true friend
They who turn from a scene Of distress
betray their hypOcracy, and prove that
interest moves them. 1fyou have friend
who loves you, and studies your interest
and happiness, be sure to sustain him in
adversity. Let him feel that his kindness
is appreciated, and that his love Is but as
it exists in the heart Who has not seen
and felt is power! They deny its worth
who never loved . friend, or lAbOrcd tC
make q friend happy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
r,r,Ismrp EVERY SATURDAY NonNrxG, ny

prptISHHD EVERY SATURDAY NORNING, ny
wIOIxs sc ia N u a n " =
. .xLwicEa ". 4. JASrIRV.
rrrus --t,,m,nyt~ ,"lNrW-on. Y-7r. ss S'l Months.
Tlt,. Youth, I - IN" M"n'i pa Ahl TO III" Car
nor, a,,nt. SlngIr t"lii,, ~ ernts.
,vrrl-lNtn" SInarr. 81 ~ lines. fst ip-"rti"n. o.
,.,li,ut tn-f'i,u ~ ~ ti.H's, raf| "t ~ Ii'v 4.
,.. one = a. Nuslnrrs Ctrhs ~ ~ hn"- less.
months. s!b .t" d A.. 'Ir' vii ls maze The
1,, ras, y'nth hhi TrIItI! AiN'fu''nr"Lt' Uh"h
.N..-i .qpaf".
p p,tN1IN UT.r Il rrprir sith all 'he nr-iern
.rt, nt- h' "N,ruti"n ''f
..t, II tl.iN y IINt such R,prks Pamphlet. BTI.f-
-. ,.. D., lirs sst blh"Hd-, fh'-t. Hr'-Ipts.
r,r. Iat-I. "i ri'l In plain ~ fancy c"l'-f mss.
,,IrE~ UINSkS Nr,iaVit. Tndprtahhss aud Writs ~
,.n,,.n' unAt frr "a" tbs Urcr als,'
It,A H.. 4t.u. Il lI'mr-t"Ad ID" most ''b'"n"t "rih
a., I..t if,lt,,i = 'tr,pTi" ttW - MtNfES DIED
a., ,..iu'l'uIl, ",' itri MNWHIAGE CERTIFICATE.
- FISHER Va ~ .w.,hnEor '''et opposite Nasuirs =
,, "a . "u ,i'intfrd W 1T t't he NOT NTAIN
III N,rRNr M 'l't - SRr I-luci.ro Al "rirrs for
N, pAirt Aj,etu.'ns cit Nth him ~ b. pr"Hpty at
tltti -.
k,IN b, authorized t't money v" tbi. Onice.
a., . ....-r.t,'t,u. tis~rt..ihs 80.
p,K-t .,tth. t''n .oIat .t.rr ption. AMI receive
fl, .,,,.t i,e Wi "tNl\ ~ NurEN1
ii .tHpS :. .r''"r,'"i igrntn' the ~ NuCRNT ~
,.fy.,ouh uricrs = - Ai,"r'i.nK 81 lot y'
..tA ,-ft ~hh hn. ~ii be- IrOrI'.' n'trnd"it to.
,r,s II i,rk stN 3. 'hr tpnttitt Nsr,' - N" Mnt<
r,lN ~ N' Nf Al H. l''tGIp. Uidets n ~u hp -
D., ,.rrI 4ii'nh 60
OnICr, ON COlomR street,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

The AMAZON GUARDs.-Attached to the
King Of Dahomy's army there is q troop
called "The Amazon Guards" The
West Africa Herald thus describes them |:
1.-The Amazon Guards, as they have some.
times been styled, are the most cxtraor.
dinary troops that we have ever heard or
read Of They arc 5000 in number, all
females, and display such degree Of fe.
rocious bloodthirEtiness and hardihood.
as to bear n greater resemblance to host
Of mad tigresses than 10 human creatures.
They utterly despiso death; they show
no mercy to any living being in war !;
they are mad after blood, and seem not
to know what fear means. They are, in
fact, troup Of devils, so to speak, whose
hideous wildness Of manner, and the saw
age madness Of whose demeanOr in times
Of excitement are so appalling and inhu.
man, as to have led many ell;jndginR
persons to Opine, that these dreadful crea-
lures are periodically subjected to the In.
fluences Of some species Of drug which
has this effect. The dress Of the ANA.
IONS consists Of pair Of loose trOwssra.
an upper garment covering the hraaak.
and : cap. They are armed with eun.
knives and daggers; some have bIu6dsr.
buses, others long elephant guAs, wAllk
the remainder carry the ordinary Innshaaa
In their military exercises they dlspl.yI
good discipline, as well As wondsglhl ds1-
terity and agility. - = =
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

lIou't .Nrt ou: TIC m""nlI:ht, mother,
I..trAch -iNrt/ lighted beam
s'f;'! o''r my dying i.ll"~
Ina Houd -. LeAu,! stream,
Let 1t .h"d Il. raj Att !uSt'r
O',r my f'hl". tu''rring h'caH.-
lie; It ht'he u.c ~ i:s hriIIt"",
Ire PASS ava! i"r'L
n,i't shut "'.t the moonlight, mother /,
Law. ever bowed that hight
And ha,, gAlcd ft hours together.
Ia soi,., .t..l and s"'mn night,
On ;h' ale Noon slowly hoA,ing
U',t her starry home un high,
lr'A,u.isof t.Ai land 4 hcany
Tar |c,"id the a'urr .k!.
u - ,irt uut the moonlight. mother,
Let Il uram un NE once more
L.; !, HsL' mr thtnuIh that valley
To'La, fr ~. rrac, ful shore
Nni whrn ain coliiy Hins
H. ny !ast, !,a., dr'An'lrss steep,
u, nt Nh,r, tie .!l,rr! m",i',Ans
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

and property" of every one is secure from
unjust or despOtic oppression. Read it,
honest men Of all parties, and you cannot
long hesitate in joining the only party
that can save our country from destruc-
ton, and free government from utter an.
initiation. Decide for peace and all will
soOn be well. Our country will again be
great, prosperous and happy.
DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.