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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04
Legislative Standing Committees.

Legislative Standing Committees.
sExArE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Claims-Watkins, Elgan, Rhodes. Haynes,
and Parks.
F,nance-Clark, Sbafter, Ryan, Eagan and
Vance.
Judiciary-Sharp, Merritt. Shafter, Thornton,
EdgertOD, lleacOck and Watson.
Ecctions-. Thomas, Burbank, Thornton,
Watt and Williamson.
Public Lands Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank.
lin and Rhodes
Commerce and aviSation-Ryau. Phelps,
Watson, Sharp and Haynes.
Federal Relations Watson, Shaftcr, Hill,
Merritt and Edgerion.
Hospitals Franklin, Hill, Williamson, Leet
and Rhodes.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank.
lin, Heac0ck, Vance and Logan.
State Prison and Public Buildings-IIilI, ri.
co, Ryan, Vance, De Long, lleac0ck and Phelps.
EdGcaIiOn-Eagan, irwin, Thornton, Hay nes
and Merritt.
Library-Leet. Park and Burbank.
Milage-Lngan, Warmcastle and Chase.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures
son. Thomas, Pico, DE Long aud lcet.
Corporations--De Long, franklin, Watt, Ea-
gan and Chase.
Agricnlinre--Phelps, Warmcastle, Pico, liar.
vey and Denver.
Printing-Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson
Contingent Expenscs-Haynes, Burbank,
Parks, Thomas aud Logan.
Military-Pico, Watkins, Heacock, Clark and
Crittendeu.
Public Expenditures Gallagher.
Thomas. Dickinson and Phelps.
Morals Vance, Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
De Long.
EnRr0ssed DilIs--Merritt. Williamson, Hea-
cock, Irwin, Sharp and Gallagher.
Enrolled Bils--Denver, EdgertOn, Critten.
den, Watkins, Shafter and Williamson.
Internal lmproyements-Irwin, Eagan, Lo-
gan, Harvey and HeacOck.
Swamp LAnds--Edgertou, Parks, Watson,
Phelpa and Warmcasile.
Manufactures Sparks, Lect, Ryan, Thomas
and Clark.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04
IOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.


sItAS ouiy nssli Ogsvs. /" they said,
"Ouly mt shil1 thst,a dead -
A. - shsy s.shSsly tafssd away
1-ths ususa d. SDsde had uaa1e that day.
Al thsy Sid ~ hnsW how deep shade
Thas ht'ls OsuvO IL our hOWs bad made.
fksswtks eoAs vas narrow and small,
o. yusd wOulA have Served fur az ample pail;
AnA 80 1sn In bis arms would have bOrDe sway
he Eusswssd and It's freight Of clay;
But kSOw that darling hopes were hid
bOsSath that httIs sUAn lid.
I knOw that . uOthsr stood that day
With folded hands b. that form Of elayj
know that burning tears were hid
Meath the droopang lash and sohing id
Aad know her lip, and cheek, and brow,
Were al@ost ~ white ~ her baby'S now.
AhnsH that some things Eere hid Away,
The crimson frOek and wTappings gay;
Tie little SOek, and the half worn SlIor,
The cap With itS plume and tasSelS buej
And an emFty crib, With itS covers spread,
A. white ~ the face Of the guileless dead.
'Tis . little grave but oh, have care,
For world wide hopes are buried there;
ARA -. perhaps, In coming years,
Hay zee, like her, through binding tears,
How mech Of light, how much Of jOy,
IL buried up with an only boy.
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miscellaneous aDbertistng.


Winter Arrangsmsat-s.V.RR
c.
ON and amer the sd day Of October. Isso. the
OCars Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad will
leave - follows, viE:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
lllIeave the Depot foot of street. Sacramento, 81
~, a. -, ~, and ~ ?. y. Sundays excepted.
Folsom NJ eh,A ~, IL, H., and on, p ~, sun
ON SUNDAYS.
VIII leave Sacramento At cyan.
Will leave Rolaotn ut MN.
TICKET OFF1CE-On Front street, under the
"What Cheer House"
FREIoHT FOR FOLSOM
VIII he taken BY every train, Sundays excepted.
CP Wuy.freight by the ~ train only.
Downward Way Freight by the train only.
Freight must be delivered At the Depot, foot of l.
street, half an hour before the hour Of departure
Of the train else will h. retained for the train
The 6b4, A. ~, train out from Sacramento connects
with Stages for Nl the following named places, and
passengers procuring tickets at the Depot Ia facrA.
mentO will b. sent through the same day. The stages
run from all The following NAMED places to connect
with the ~ ~ train from FOsOm, arriving IN SAcTA-
mento one hour before the Fan Francisco bOR leaves
Nevada. Grass Valley, Auburn,
lava Hill. Forest City, OuWnitsYille.
Orleans Flat, Ol'hiF. Ilold lIill.
IllinoIstoWn, Yankee Jim1, Grc~nwo'd Valley
Georgetown, Mormon Island, COlOIna,
n Dorado, Diamond Springs, PtAccFville,
Prairie City, Michigan BaT, COOk'p Bar.
Walls DigHnga, Li"e Oak City, Arkansas Digs,
Willow Springs, DrytoWn, AmAdnF,
Suffer, JACkVOn, FiddletoWn,
AND WASHOE,
To which point this 10 the nrarea, and quickest route
And all the intermediate Places
For freight passage apply the Railroad StAtoua
J. p. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
Sv. r. r. Once, October Goth 1850. naI9
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

A WARx. BATH WAGER.-Smith was
man who mover permitted himself to be
outdone-he could do whatever anybody
else could. Smith met Brown in bath
room, and Brown, knowing the others
peculiar conccit, said that he Brown
could endure hotter bath than any liv.
ing man. TheFeat, Smith fired up, and
bet was made. Two bathing tubs were
prepared, with six inches Of water in each.
The fellows stripped, and, separated by a
cloth partition, each one got in and let on
the hot water at the wOrd-the wager be-
ing Who should stay in the longest with
the hot water running. Smith drew up
his feet Is far us possible from the boiling
stream, while Brown pulled out the plug
in the bottom Of his tub. After about
half Q minute, Quoth Smith:
"IIOw ia it, Brown-pretty warm?"
"Yea," said the other, 81 its getting al
mighty hot, but guess | can bold out a
minute yet"
$50 can l." answered Smith. "Scis-
s.s!-squash lightning! its awful"
Fifteen seconds, equal to half an hour
by Smiths imaginary watch.
say, over therc-hOw is 1t now ,"
20, it's nearly up to the hiln' pint
Oh, Christopher answered the diaboli-
cal villain, who was lying in the empty
tub, while the bot water passed out Of the
escape pipe.
BY this time Smith was plunging about
like boiled lobster, and called again:
"Isa.y, over there-how's it now ?"
"Hot as the devill" replied Brown /;
"but-whewI scis-s.s!-gueSs I can hold
out another minutei"
"The helI's Gre you cant" shrieked
the now boiling Smith, who rolled out and
bOlted through the partition, expecting to
find the other quite cooked.
"YOu internal rascal why didn't you
put the plug inf"
"Why, I didn't agree to. said the i'm
pertura6le joker, why in thunder didn't
you leave yours Outs"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

TuEY mean to raise tall students out in
Wisconsin. An exchange paper says !:
" Its board Of education has resolved to
erect building large enough to accom-
mOdate 1--WE hundred students three sto.
Ties high"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04
Nm GENTLE TO THY HUSBAND.

h gPntle there are h0uIS when be
Dy saxiouS ears 10 tossed
AHA ShSA0Ws deep he on his brow,
~ basihCsS trials crossed.
Be GsntIs us lot you he tOiIS,
And thinks, and strives to gain
hO@s oo@fOTtS and home happiness;
Don't let him strive in vain.
b gentle though some hasty word
Should fall. Il was not meant;
A smle, = Kind word. will recall,
And many more prevent.
Be gentle oh. twill SoOthe much care,
And make each burden light;
gsntle tone viii smooth the brow,
And draw an answer bright.
he gentle though 1t may seem hard
To cheek an angry word;
Yet try, and 1t will surely bring
A full and rich reward.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

A cOnundrum by induction" must
have cost the Knicber6Ocker great deal
Of labor:
"Why l. bee-hive like bad potato?
Because beehive 10 . bee holder;
And beholder 10 . spectator,
And q speek -tateT 10 . bad pOtat0!"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

An Arkansas editor got married re-
Gently, and has since become very enthu-
siastic. Hear him:
" There IL MT In Nlsis world happier life;
Than 70 Gle - ths st0vepipe and tickle your wife
Tasts the oWevts Of her lips in = moment Of glrr,
And twist the cats tail she iumps on your knee
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

We prssuEns that wOmen's preference
Of men GiGb 61ll hands and delicate fin.
gers had ils GBi6in while the old English
law waS 81 GUsce, allowing every man to
beat his wife, whenever he pleased, with
Q stick not thicker then his little finger.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04
INV WHY "
CASE GOODS!
Cig"rs, Tobacco. Playing Cards,

Cigars. Tobacco, Playing Cards.
And many other AT'iclrI. ton numerous To re ntion
heonRinK TO the Liquor and Cigar hu.inr,,. ~hich
oIrr, far CASH. at san Francisco Prices, freight
added. Those dealing IN the ahNe mentioned ar
clcS III find IL to their Ad, antAEs to call and see
for thrmS,kes
\ liberal ercdi; will he given to those " ho come
vel recommended, aud Ia thuse eu,tonrTs ~ hO
have been prompt In their pa, uirhts heretofore.
S-All those Who are indebted to me- for two
mont s ar mare ~ Ill d" me- favor hy calling and
settling their balls. LApISl ID. NEWDAUER
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

TAG man who imagined himself wise
because be detected some typographical
errors In newspaper, has gone OF 70 get
o perpendicular view Of the rainbow.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

The right man in the right place is said
10 b husband ct home with bis family
q the evening.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

"ScArFsa the germs Of the beautiful, I"
O. the fellow said when he kicked his wife
and children out Of doors.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04
PLACERVILLE BAKERY.

Main street, three doors below Confidence Engine
House, PlaeerVille.
NORGE SCHULZ desires 70 inform the oiti.
~ sens Of I'lAeeTville that he IL now peFmananAly
heated 70 JONES' NEW BUILDING, on Main
street. where be 10 prepared to furnish them with
every variety Of
BREAD, CAKES AND PIES,
equal 70 any maaufactured IN this eity, He win
deliver al aEtlsles ordered Of him, IN any part Of
the elty. Orders respectfully solicited and
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

An envious man repines ~ much at the
manner in which his neighbOrS live, as II
hO maintained them.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

A NAN who marries . frivolous, snowy
woman, Gancies he has hung q triMket
srOund HE neck but be soon finds it q
milestone.
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n BY PONY EXPRESS.
% DISCOURAGIN0 NEWs!!!

The rusdS being In such uretched condition
that no heavy freight eau 6c shipped and LAYING
laid In large stock II gOOls. calculating to do
I" big" business With my customers a. russ the
Mountains, ] bFR 10 Motif! SAkOn Keepers and
Liquor 1'ralrTs that am prepared to cell them
ehOicr articles Of
BRANDY, WHISKY,
GIN OLD TOM,
RUM, ETC,
Together ~ith large SSrPI, u -
CASE GOODS!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-04

"A MEDICAL HALL, "a
kAEE STREET, PLACER HLLLE, ~
q ESTABLISHED Ioa IHE sALH o. TEE u
PUREsT DRUGS AND GENUIN 4
PATENT MEDICINES,
Where can be found
Fresh Garden Seeds, Perfumery, Hopsi
Leeches, Alcohol, Quicksilver, Acids,
Test Tubes, Evaporating DiShess
Chemicals,
And everything else usually kept In a We-sUpplled
Drug Store, which will be sold at moderate prices.
ROBERT WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
ROBERT WHITE 10 ssIe Proprietor OF the following
select pTepsratonsi
n. Whites Ague Drops, which never fall In
curing Ague, Panama Fever, Neuralgia, etc
h. Whites Nimrod Liniment, for all Pur
poses where Eminent Ia required;
r. Whites AntiseptiO 0uintne Denttfrice
for cleaning the Teeth, arrestlnE the progress II
decay, and impartlng an agreeable sweetness to
the breath
n. Whites Toothache Believer, which al.
ways relieves, and sometimes CURES. U-Sm
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TO THE ATrr.TCrrO-

Dr. l.. }. CEaDkay returns his sincere ,h,,L.
numerous paeent' ioE their patronage ana ," 70 n
take this opportunity TO Femlnd them has ~ ~"uh
tinuss 10 consult At hi. ln'tituts For the cur, So. =,
EeS,Ive and GenIlo Urinary OrEuns and III, "
diseasrs. via Syphilis In all it, forms ana
Svminal Weakness. and al the hoVrId e,,r..-sCs'
Of tAbu.s and he hoPe' that hs long eHpsriss..
10 insure hIHi share ~ puhlic patronage S.ue
practice o. many yesps In Europe And nv. ~
States, and during the Hungarian war ana s s"a
PaRna' he 10 enAhl to apply the most eIscrH, an
successful remedies aRainN diseases Of Iii Li ~
He uses no mercury charges moderate Ir.., ~
patient. In c"rVect aid honorable way has :. ~.
enrrs IT unqursiiOnable veraclry from men ~
rr'lect"bli'y and high standing In soc riy. Al
parties eOnsultinE him, by letter ~ otl,ryv nd
receive the best aud grntlrSt treatment, ana In.,..j
secrecy. 'F'TN
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ARE YOU INsUREDP

- =
TUE UNDERSIGNED, Local Agent for ~. no.
RADIO COUNTY. or the following reliable In.
suranre CompAni's informs the citsrn, NJ that
C"unty that he Is prepared to take risk BntinGs,
Merchandise, Furniture. ttc.. At the lowest rates
.EtnR .Cohnrci.cuI Lamar Nrw York
Am'an Exchange NY Ie,oX Me Yoik
NnAntr $3.50. New York Market ....... New York
Hv"rooTt New York Merchants Connecticut
Charter Oak Come, tirut metropolitan New York
CITY. 80. C"hnrciwut Nv England .Connrrt'ut
Commonwealth y York Niagara 800 Nv Noik
Connecticut .C"nbrc tout NoTih AnIs ricanN YORK
Continental NrN lork N"r;h American Conn
Hirrnrn's. New York Park . Nv YORK
GirArd .ftnhSyNauiA n Wnjx 800. New York
Go"hhue .... Nv York PLa1i1 . Cnnnert,ru,
Hartford Connecticut Rri-i .... Nrs York
Hope ........NrU YORK Rrs".ute ,.... Nv I"rk
Homie .......NrW Iak -, urnv . N-w Y.tk
humboldt H-w Y"VA Wash R"n Stv York
Foreign Insurance Companies:
Imperial. England Lv-rp"ol sud IA,lsiou. HnRland.
Northern, England RnyAl, England; Cnuy EnR.
land Hamburg. kFrmrn. Hamburg.
a A. VAN GCELpER,
Once, corner Main and CoOma sIs, up staIra.
hHcerville, August 9Th. lSSN. irbs-3m
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NOTICE.

A Il: PE1SONS Indebted to the AFm Of DIS.
"A COOKE TITUS are hereby notified that
ghetE aGeounts must b Ssttlod prior 70 the 0t dsy
Of Nay 1851, o. the came Will be Put into Con-
stables handa lnT collection.
Piacerville, March Is, 1851. maTl6f
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sANFoRD's
LIVER INVIGORATOR

NEVER DfHlllTArES.
TT 10 compounded entirely from Gums. and has
Il become al established fact. n Standard Medicine.
AnoWn and Sppro' I'd nv | nysp-II.ia chroLic IL.
all that have used u, and - arthra, summer Com.
10 now rCscrt,d To VIII p'aint~ 4, s-ntrry Sour
confidence in all The dis. S',yrAch, hrcT-y, HABIT
eases Tor which II Is re nal CostV-nrss, CbulIc,
commented n Cholera, Cholera MGR.
II has cured Thousands - hua, Cholera Infanium.
within the last tWo wears ~ FlatultIr-. JAunI
Tho had given up all FrmAi, WrAkn-ss-. and
hopes Of relief A. the - may he .rd successfully
SrhERnrS UNSOLICITED ~ an Ordinary FAMILY
certificates In my pos. MEDICINE hWlil cure
sess'ou show. SICK vkApACHE Ga. thou.
The nose must he Ad- sands can testify, In
apted To the temp~rH- . twenty minutes. u two
nIent OF the individual = or three teAspoousIull
taking II, and used in - are taken At the cosn.
such quantities a. T." act. ~ mencement 81 the At
gently oL the boWels tack. All who use II are
Lrtthe dictates your = giving their testimony
judgment guide yea In In ne hvor.
the Of the LIVER RT Mix water In the
IEVlG0RATOR, and 1t q mouth with the InviRor.
will CURE Liver Com. AtoT, and swallow both
plant. Bilious Attacks. together.
Price, Ono Dollar per Rottle.
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SANFORD'S FAMILY
G A r HARTIC PILLS.
Compounded from PURE VEGETABLE extracts,
and put up In GLASS CASTS. Air-tiKht, aud
will keep In any climate.

VIII 1eep IN any clmhN.
The FAMILY CATH. etable Extracts which
AMIN FILL " gentle - act alike on every part
Out active CATHARTIC, Of the Elementary canal
which the proprietor has and are G,oB and sAVE
used In his practice for In all cases where a Ca.
more than twenty years =. thArtic 10 needed. Auch
bhe constantly increa. As arrangements II the
sing demand from those y stomach, SIr~pine.s.
Who have long used the Pains In the Rack and
Pills. and the satisac- q Loins Costivcnesa Pain
tton which all express In , and eoreness over the
regard to their usec has whole Body IRON sudden
induced me to place = cold, which frequently,
them within the reach Of p II neglected, end in a
all = long course of Frv.r
The Profession we'll = Loss Of Appetite, Creep.
know that different Ca. q Ing ernaatIon eSt Cold
thartics act different q over the body Realizes.
portions OF the bowels. ness Headache or weight
The FAMILY CATH. n lin the Head, all Inflam
ARTIc FILL has, with e mstory Diseases, Worm.
due reference to this veil In children or adults
established TACT, been n Rheumatism, . GREAT
compounded from va IPCRIFIER OF THE
riety Of the purest Veg. BLOOD,
And many Diseases 20 which flesh 10 heir. too
numerous to mention 10 this advertisement
Dose-One to Three.
Price, Three Dimes.
The LIVER INvIGORATOR and FAMILY CA.
THARTIC PILLS are retailed BY Druggists generally
and sold Wholesale By the Trade In all the large
Towns. 8. T. W. SANFORD, MI
Manufacturer and Proprietor
Broadway, New York.
Sold By the Druggists everywhere, and BY
PARK 1 WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
dlS'IIm lSS Washington st. San Francisco.
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~ MRS. H. III. DAVIS,
va Nate Of San FrancIsco,)
Hillinar. Dress and Cloak Maker.

BeRs respectfully inform the Ladies' Of PaeeTvile
and vicinity that she has commenced the above huSI
IN this city, and viii be constantly supplied with
the NEWEST STYLES OF FASHION, on the arrival
Of the Steamers from New YOFk-and hopes 10 merit
Q share Of their Kind patronage.
MACHINE SEWING prOmpsly attended to.
N. B.-B0NBets cleaned and pressed In newest
style. Pinking, Stamping E0E Embroidery, etc.
Main street, opposite the Cary House,
Seb93-Sm PtAceFvlIle.
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SPRING AND SUMMER Goons

Ofthe latest styles, impaired by direct from New
! oTk and which We therefore sell at the same
prices which other traders are forced to pay in San
Francisco.
Our assortment OF Fancy, Staple and Domestic
Dry tio d.. Gents Furnishing Goods Of every de.
scription and all >inds OF House Furnishing Goods,
Ia too extensive 70 respectfully TN
wife the public Ia call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. We will give satisfaction to
al by selling better goods and CheaprV than the
Cheapest. WOLF BROTHERS..
fnarl6-3m Piscgrviile and sonora.
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FOR SALE

s..s cupied by l.. Fisk, At Michigan Flat, two
s.I miIes below Coloaia, will be sold ON reason
sble terms. The house 10 . comfortable one, and
large enough for small family. II hes Z garden
attached, Allied with eh0iee variety Of Fuit Irees
Il 1. good location SoT h0siAsss. For further PAP
uculAre, Opply 70 l. FISK,
SebS-N American Fiat,
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LOTa FOR BALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER O0sFs ~ sale P0UR BUILD.
Of Dr. TITUS and Alex. Hunter. 4fese lots itont on
High street - feet, extending beet - fet to an ii.
ley. The shove len will be sold cheap for cash.
PoT further particulars, inquire Of
A. -AALFTERNYER,
maT3u AtSebsstoPOl HaH.
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Instance OF Medical R.,,..

- RcloN We publish the certificates Of
'erers from the Pangs of disease. Who, having -.
covered their former health and iHp lied ~ go
tudr. make known their cases and remedial 80,
and their s'a'en'~nis are authenticated nv No,..
Public, The demands Of sOrirty in,p-ricn,Iv ~
nand Their pnb'Irlly AMI ve commend their r.ru,.r
to the att niiOn NJ all Afflicted. TN'u'si
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Quick Sales and Small Profits,
10 OUR MOTTO.

"E. the undersigned, beg leave to call the IT.
w 'ention Of the ladies and gentlemen Of PA.
cerVile and vicinity andthe public in general to the
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WOLF BROTHERS.

PLACERv1LLE, SONORA, TuoIumne co.
Iron Front Store, Corner Washington and
South Side OF Main st. Hospital sis.
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State OseAhaSsala, CITY end 0sasV - AesseS
cisco 60 thIs Slsl day Of Jaly, A. - -
me- VIM c. yevett, Notary hueNe. bsTese e
pared D J. Dahlee, k0ov1 70 us.Uks 49, 80
-S9sres did AeP"se suA Vay, that the 0oaAsaAeS -
earA ASr<With signed bS him are true.
Ia WttnOas whereof have hSrvunio Set ny hand.
and amHcd my O0eial ~, Ibs day aud year arSs
above written.
ILsl wA. G. JRWBTT, Ns.Ary Public.
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Card the underlined. hsviAe Neea ua1sf
the IFratsnrni 81 Dr.. l. }. Caspkags aAAa0A ss.e.
hcitsd feel eall-d uron - aluR a @a&
csey 81 his trrasment. h1eAa ely 8u1ae
be InseSuH,rntal 10 PFWOo&l| 1k - AaA
full saGrrinEs and IniSeVy GpG - - uAicA
% Omen FepulIs from me pogn NJ N8s1IP 81 pss.
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
The message scarcely calls for
criticism. Ii is not such a state
paper as former Presidents were
in the habit of sending forth to
the world. The occasion demand
ed a great effort-such an effort
as Jackson made when he put
forth his proclamation, in 1882,
under somewhat similar circum-
stance--South Carolina being
then, as she is now, a leader In
rebellion against the Union. The
President has not made as good
use of the material at his com
mand as he might have done, in
showing to the erring and mis-
guided States the outrage which
they have committed in attempt
ing to seperate themselves from
the Union, and the difficulties
which beset them in their efforts
to preserve their assumed indie
pendence. lie could have done
this with great force and pungen-
cy, at the'same time that he pre-
served his good temper toward
those States, and showed an earn
est desire for their return to the
fold of the Union.--Sf. Louis
Republican.