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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

WHAT THE Seeding STATES HAVE COST
The following figures show how much
money has ben paid by the Government, To
say nothing of the sacrifice OF human life,
for the exclusive be- eft OF the seeding
States OF the Union
louisiana purchased of France), 81,
goo 900; interest paid, * ,38j,353 Flor
ida purchased Of SPAIN, Sj,oo0 900 ;
Interest plid, 81 $50 800 Texas (bonnd-
arv), $40 600 ,600; Texas Qur indemnity,
$40 600, 900; Texas {or creditors, last Con
gressl, - .75G. GEO; Indian expenses Of all
kinds. 5000 009; FL purchase navy, pay
troops, 81 .00n, 800; all other expenditures,
< i.600 ,a01 M-xic4u War. S@l1,I75.575 F.;
soldiers pensions and bounty lands. &l00,-
aa0 600 Florida War. SlO0 ,0e0 600 sol
,liers' pensions, = 400 ,06G T. rcmpye In
dians. : 900 900 paid by treaty for New
Mexico, SLJ.0oo, 900 paid T. extin-uish In
ais.n titlrs. Sl00. 900 900 paid to Georgia,
50 ,0Sa 900 total cost, S6i7 ,S22,92S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15
The new Cabinet.
" ARpwELL.

Ny Lincoln has made up his Cabinet.
,..,,,.s ~ those who compose it have bee (
i,id before the senate the Senate has COZ
frmad tn IN all and most OF them un III
" Il IS d list ct able men who
one way or another, distinguished tn
in ruIftical lite Il does not rerresen - Z
siytly any special division OF the kennf e.
PARTY nor wns it proper that 1t should. 3
ot different political associations withrhs
party viii have their criticisms 10 IA A3
its composition, some ohiectins to ont a
br aud soma to another, On very "a
grounds, Considering ct what warn 19E
Htir,l chs-ts tho Republican party co -
the d, hinct could not have been fairly ~
up without giving occasion 10 uni 4
comments from some quarter Ut other
Whatever may Re the diversity O, tht VI
views IN regard 10 other questions, we may
certainly assume that TIE members OF the
new Cabinet are fully agreed on that great
question whish casts all others into the
sl4ae and m4ke= item appear insignificant
tie ltur 5i pa.Hy Il be adopted towards
the -are.lIn, states w NAV consider them
IL Ezautjly cancurrins in the positions laid
Own IN Mr. Ljuesins excellent Inaugural
fbe circumstances ef Tie time call Tor the
T. -esaHhsel- Which either native sdgacity or
nature experience nave 10 odcr. ami til.
80 - If dauser aud difficulty, which is al
NAY stt4ug band Of una n, Will operate
powerfully upon the Cabinet to make IL ha-s
ufut1es IN it, action. f,eu Substances OF a
sry diverse nature become WELDED together
"a q firmly cahering lnass by powerful ex
iefHal pressure
THc5itautmeut u Mr. seward as Scored
t4rY 1t stat WAS expected by the count
seitea.is lhe nigh position he held in
larts---o h,ch a, oue time as To make
tn principal % Jet ct the attack Of its
Fa.=al s-Ei, eminent taicnt aud his 4
influence, marked lam uat u enc wbo v
l. haii high lace IN tie Republican
m5H5,trttiea. let tic Cbiof Migistras h
conferred an whom it might. TIC hrs't
ciusi III - Which Mr. LHcoin arriyed ID To-
z4rd 10 lis Administration WIS, We bcinye,
10 Ii4ee tti~ gentleman Il; the head Of the
i artmeut nov assigned INN, and II his
tac tTs; od.F OF place ia the Cabinet was
aa#e
Tn appointment IF Mr Ct ase as Setrcta.
= e, IT, Iiet>ery was, II i understood. se
EeusatiY resisted N some quarters. bal.
fortunately tHr The ctaatty, wIlhoat ehcct
AMaay tAa acteF- IN tits resistance We NAV
iaeha. Mr.. ace himself. Who .rsatIy ytc.
ieFfeI .gat IA iHr senate Ia + >. IA slIasr
ii tae sA.a4t,te IL fimehts. aHd VII u !;
r#4ar ,5ns persuasion T. irus him mo
tt - Iuet. Nc RrAtsl4te the country
tat ne rouii - ysf~g... lis great ati.-
a.. h,s u III e=usl5aa ftaasAssS, :, admins.
tratsfc ta.sHt. .u.Erll 4 shown IN ii.
j#.'.sft e.s..H,t - T. SIS ra.r 4 the state 4
tt4.fz# = 10 af#! AS ISL : ~ - la Ia TO-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

NV STATES AND TERRITORIES. -kansas
made our thirty fourth State 1t also remoy-
ed on. Territory from our list New Mex-
% will make the thrty-ffth, and will take
another Territory from our list Bat with
the addition Of the thee new territories
Just ordered by Congress to be organized, We
shall have list OF six in all, viz :-Nebrls
ka, Washington, Utah, Colorado. Dacotah,
Nevada all in a fair way to become States
before the lapse Of the next ten years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

A. CrRE FOR SLlpPEpY SIDEWALKS The
Niagria Falls Gazette teils'a story OF two
Young ladies who were proinen"i.aSa4ong the
streets recently, when one 81 them shipped
and came down on the icy pavement = IKE 4
n thousand Of brick. Jumping quickly up
she exclaimed. soto roec, = beIore another
winter, IN have man to hang on to; see
If don't"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15
CORRESPONDENTS.
Temperance Ladies' So
ciety &c.
Nh. EDITOR /:

NIX EDITOR
In preparing ~ request of'c' account
OF the present state OF temperance IN the
counties ol Hancock ana Washington was
let to believe from not noticing Oh '''' rs
iormcr'ytany mention IN your plleF q 'D'
meetings OF TIE Ladies temperance N'e'e'y
IN Ellsworth that tins society IKE many
other similar organizations IN Eastern Name
was dissolved or at least suspended | was
sorry to believe this fact for when IN active
/ operation, | leIt an interest ia Its d2ti'ss' is
they were published and sincere desire l2f
Us success. was much pleased VITA some
OF the Resolutions which were introduced IN
Its meetings and considered them amapg the
best OF the KIND that were ever offered Tor
discussion and think that took an oppor-
tunity al The time oil stating this opinion to
/ you Atony rate alluded to them and
read them at other Temperance gatherings
which attended have always fI"etd Il
great deal OF confidence IN female efforts ana
influence 10 promote the cause OF Temper
antc, especially when manifested by Their
+ presence at Temperance meetings. have
considered that, although when the evils Of
Intemrcranec prevailed they bear most heaN
i i)y and gricyously upon tbem' yet thy can
do more, if t.ey will exercise the power they
+ passess to suppress these evils, than men.
Their salvation in this respect lies almost IA
their own keeping. have leen led by OBJ
scrsatian and experience to form high
j opinion Of the general character Of woman
from rattgchmrat t. this blessed cause
Ia almost the first production in verse which
j prepared On this subject Ills opinion was
expressed IN thess lino.
And mark it where yau viii. Wheae'ry"a tni
\ female to tao cause Of Temperance hfni'
44-t"o"'a h'' ne''e heart AMI "'H''
!" A+.' s..4s.e ", ''.s' y va am -
No one can wonder that When Women "''ef-
take Rf 'ha'Ntduai OF associated "esi'h''o a''
tins ca0s9 ~ soEP'ess'a@ tAe tFa''e In i"i3N-
ir'ting liquors ana thus protecting tat'n-
selEcs and their friends from "fetehedae7s
AMI rain, thy should an&i2gsiy ani p#rse-
9rrinsly la''r 10 accomplish It's Important
object, wsi.e as Lave almost through ne
ccssity ben compelled - tlae the !4w i4t5
their own hands AMI t. lem2li-h y Violence
the vessels and tAsir e,steat~, watch arr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13
ASSEMBLY STANDING cosurrrxxs.

Decentralization, Clark, burst. Hanson
kurtI, Councilman and Chandler.
CorPOrati0ns-Cu White, Banks, Tilden
Chandler, smith Of Placer and Cracker.
Public Printing Eastman, Cherry, Hender,
500, smith Of Placer, Holman, Flanders and
Walden.
Claims-waIdeu. Gillelt. LippincOtt, Harri
man aud Hunter.
Ways and Means Dougherty, Racchtel
Eastman, Fargo. Showalter, Crocker, Laspeyre
Magrnder and Miller
", !,ndIIci1.ry-Campbell. Patrick, Curtis, Ross
wright, Montgomery, CONFESS, Hair, Harris
LppincuIt and Avery.
Military Ahairs-Wood Of Plumas, Tittel,
Covarubiaa, Harris and Morrison.
Counties aud County boundaries -Mundav.
FOsleF.
Commerce and gation--Laspeyre Banks,
Cherry, Flanders aud Eastman.
Edncatinn-Blair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
aud Kungle. >''''
observation-disclosures. Wood OF Yolo, burst,
Dennist0n, and Clarke.
Internal mpr0vements-Fargo, ShowAlter,
Morrison, S0rrel and Tilton.
Public Buildings and GrOunds-Powell, H0r-
rel, Green, Buell. and Adams.
Public Expenditures aud AecOunts-0' Brieu,
AuMgRe. Wiley. Hsrris0p and HAun.
Mines and Mining Iniereais--Millcr, Green.
Councilman, Gregory. Hill. Childs, Coltrin.
Public Lands-Smith Of Fresno, Porter, Ha.
SArs. Bradley, Briggs, Gregory and Sco...
Federal RelatiONS-Conness, Hnrrel, Camp.
bell. White, MAgvandsr. Ford and Wright.
Representative, Coleman, Morgan, Hill
and Henderson.
Gsrolllng-Tilton. Amyx and Percy.
State Prison-Tilden. hAun, Banks, Hunter,
Tilton, Powell and Gordon.
>, Aileaage-ROss, Morgan, KurtI, johnson and
H0rrell
Public Moral"-Briggs, Patriek, Covarrubias,
Wiley aad Hagen.
State HospiIAls-- DUrst, Smith Of Fresno.
Spence. Coleman and E0rd.
Indian Aa.irs-NOUtgOmeFy. Buell., Avery,
Swamp and Overlooked Lands--Adams,
Porter, Weed of YOlo. Bradley and CoaOsaa.
RoaAs and HigAways-Childs, Holman, Foe
Yer. Spence and Nuaday.
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Legislative Standing Committee.
ssxArE STANDING COMMITTEES.


Legislative Standing Committee.
sExATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Claims Watkins, Eagan, Rhodes. Haynes,
and Parks.
FiUsuee-Clark, Shaflcr, Ryan, Eagau and
Vance.
EdgertOn, ueacOck and Watson.
ElectiORa-. Thomas, Burbank, Thornton,
Watt and Williamson.
Public ands-llArvey, Denver, Hill, Frank
lin and Rhodes.
Commerce and avigatiou-Ryau, Phelps,
Watson, Sharp and Haynes.
Federal Relations -Watson, Shafler, Hill,
Merritt and EdgeFt0n.
HosPii.ls-FauklD, Hill. Williamson, Lee,
aud Rhodes.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank.
lin, HsacOck, Vance and Logan.
stats Prison and Public Buildings-Hill, Pi.
60. Ryan, Vance, De long, Heacock and Phelps.
Hucation-EAgan, Irwin, Thornton, Haynes
LbraFy-Leet. Park and Burbank.
Nihge-Logan. Warmcaslle and Chase.
Counties and County BOUndaries--Dickin
con. Thomas. Pico. DE Long and l.eet.
oFporstions-De Long, Franklin. Watt, Ea-
AUEuNu1e--Eue'Ps, W armcaSue, rico, H0r-
vey and Denver.
Priu,ing Chase, Parks. Rhodes, Harvey aud
Dickinson.
Contingent Expenses Haynes, Burbank,
Parks, Thomas aud Logan.
nii,aTy-PicO, Watkins. Heacock, Clark and
CFiltendeu.
Pablo Expenditure Gallagher.
Thomas, Dickinson and Phelps.
nCnls-'vance. Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
De Long.
1ugvOseed Bills-- Merritt. Williamson, Hea-
COCK, Irwin. Sharp and Gallagher.
Enrolled Bills--Deuver, Edvertou. Critten.
den, WatkinA. ShAfer and Williamson.
Internal mpFOvemeuts-lrwin, EaRau, Lo.
gan, Harvey and HeacOck.
swamp Lands--EdgertOn, Parks, Watson,
PhelpS and Warmcaslle.
Manufacturers Parks, Lect, Ryan, Thomas
and Clark.
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WOLF BROTHERS,
JANSON, BOND & CO.,

IMroRTERs AND JOBBERS or
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS.
Battery street, Corner OF Clay ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
HAVE now on hand in store, and are opening
ex recent arrivals, an entire new stOrk 0f
Staple aud Fancy GOOds, Spring trade, consisting
House Furnishing Goods.
Standard Rruwn Drills, sheetings aud shirtings /;
: a, ~, 81, and lO-l fine lsrown ShCetinEs;
nleAehed Shirting,, all Widths, frm 81 to ~;
Primary COlorS, Dunnehr, Tacony and other
Prints.
American and Russian brown end bleaehed crash /;
white, blue, grey, aud scarlet blsnkets;
Grey. blue, white, scarlet and yellow hAnnels
Blue dcniMs and hickory ttripcS;
Rlue and bleAched drills and jcAns;
Tiekingp from u iuch 10 IS inch, various brAndS
Apron checks 80, i-9 and "a;
Brown and bleached Canton hanncls;
Corset jcAns, lining and paper cRmbrics;
SSpa% pk MSs .SS !a IS carpets
L S. Pilot, Eureka, Lawrence 4 Russell's Dues (;
Hear, Boston and Extra Ravens Duck;
rAtanseo and Farmers - and 10 inch twills;
Cloths, Casimerrs, doeNkins and Kentucky jeans;
Seamless Bags, Cotton and Linen Machine Irvine.
nlcached and Brown Linen Table Damasks;
Bleached and brown Union Table Damasks;
White and colored Toilet Quilts;
Emb lased Table and Piano Covers;
Super Cloth Table and Piano Covers;
DleAched Linen Table Cloths;
brown Linen Table Cloths;
Linen ToWellng, noyles and Napkins;
Scotch Diapers, satin DAmAskS;
Curtain Musllns and Lace Curtains;
Worsted namAaka;
81 s.4. Ia aud ia brn and hid Cot. Sheetings;
Window Shades and Hollands, al cOlOrs, etc.
White Goods.
Jaconet and French Mullins;
Null and Check MuslinS;
Naninsook and Cambria Musllns;
RFilliantes and Dlmlties, elc.
Irish Linens, white and printed;
EmbrOlderIes, LAces, Trimming, Ribbons, etc.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
Gents Linen Csmhrlc Handkerchief;
Ladies' and Gents L. c. handkerchief, hemmed;
COlOred border do Do.
Linens, Lawns, CAmbrics, stc.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Grey Flannel Overshlrts,
Rue and Red Flannel do.
Hickory aud Check Shirts,
Linen Bosom and Calico do.
Cloths. CAssimeres and DoeskiuS,
Duck Pants and Ovrralls,
Jumpers and Kentucky Jean Shirts,
Hack silk Handkerchief,
Silk Pocket handkerchief,
silk Undershirts and Drawers.
Dress Goods.
RAck and Fancy coloFed silks,
Manchester and Pacific Delaines,
French and InGlsh DEALINGS,
Black and coleFed velvetS,
Cashmere Wool aud Broche,
Plain all-Wool Dvlalnes,
French aud English Merinos,
French and kngiSh Coburga,
BLACK AlpAcAs aud PAramauas,
MohAirs and DeBAlses,
French Prints and OrEandles,
Printed Lawns and Jaconels,
Long and Square Shawls, ETC., etc.
And complete stock Of YANKEE NOTIONS, all
of which offer At the lowest market rates, by the
package, dozen or piece, at our store, Clay
and Battery streets, San Francisco.
mSs.2m JANsON, BOND 4 co.
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TIKI ASSEMBLY,


Alamrda-Frank Fargo, (RO
AmadOr n. Burncll, do 7. ". Horrrll, ID
Butts-w. r. TIlden, (U.J p. II. Harris, tn5
CalAveras-B LiPPcncOtt, Id William Childs
tD.l Thomas O'Brien, tD1
Cou1G and Tehama-Dr. burst, (D,l
Contra CoSta--C. H. Porter, RI
Del NoTte aud klamath-W. NJ. Buell., 3D.
II DoTAdo-,John COnnesa, ID Theron Foster,
Alex. Hunter, ID William Coleman, (D) Samuel
'' EI, mo, and nd TalsTs-o. k. Smith, (rnion1
lIumboldt-w. D. HaganS, 90
Los AngeleS-Murray Morrison, ID 4. Stcarns,
VI I.rn-x. NJ. Borden, tno
Msriross-GFsecry, ID shCwaltrr, (B.'
MOntsrry-A. W. Blair, (Rl
Nap&@ B. Scott, (B.)
| Nevada-E. T. Spence, tR) y. VI. Avery, tR1 }
Z. ". cosneiIman, tRl J. c. Eastman, ~ y. c.
Pss:S-L. G Smith, tD> W. j. Harrison, ID. }
P. Mundsy, tDlD. W. Hartman, (R)
Piumas-A wwod, (OI
sacra9sntc-N. Greene Curtis, tD) Joseph
Powell, (D.) AmOs Adams, (D) Charles Croker,
San rdino-ChArles W. Percy, (D)
San Diego-D b. KurtI, (B.)
San franeiseO-S .. TiltOn, II. NIohn W. Cherry,
Robert Clark, (R.) Alexander Campbell, ri J. A.
Banks, tR.l O. .. Wiley, IR.l
San !ss9uin-L. Il. Bradley, tB.l Thomas Las
San Luis Obispo-Johnson, tB.l
| San Mateo-Janes q. DehnistOn, ID.1
Santa BarbarA-J, NJ. CovarrubiaS, lD.l
Santa clara-H. W. Briggs, tR.l J. II. Morgan,
lR.l
Santa CTuI-ChArles Ford, IRl
ehaS:A-IOhn White, tD.l
SieTra-J. Dcugherty, IO.l Thos Wright, I'D. ]
SiSkiyOu-f. SOrrel, tB.l
sOlano-D. h. Holman, [B.l
SOnoma-wiliam Rose, 1Bl
Standardization, ID.l
Gut;sT-Z. Montgomery, tR.l
| Triniiy-P. Walters, tO.1
TuolUmne-G. W. Patrick, IBl ". Y. Gillett,
ID ilemming Amyx, lB ] I. ]. Chandler, [B.l
| YOlo-W. c. wool. IBI
iuba-Lloyd Mayrnder, tB.l L. Lalor, m J.H.
Harrison lBl ID. L. Hsun, B, lC. II. KunVle, D.
Douglas, % ! Republican, lOi Breckenridge, ~ /;
Bell aud Evsrett,l. Total Assemblymcn, 50.
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PIE LnaasLATURR.

We publish the suhyOissd list Of the Lsgi'lAtuFs.
GOr The purpSSs sfFsIsrvnesi
IRIS SENATE.
HoLD-ovsn ssNAS Ins-AHaAOF-J. 4. EAgas,
Bu,ts-Ja@ss n NGDee, (B.l
Del NOrts. sIskiySu and klamAth-John 4.
Il D.ssdc-w. .. Dickinson, a., R. II. Crit
HSseOid. and Trinity-J.mss T. Ryan, d.
NsVads--s. II. Chase, (DJ
P1aeer-G. T. Leet, Id
San FTaneiseo and San Mateo-T. G. Thelps, n J
sss PraOciSco-SolOmoO A. sharp, (D.)
SacFamentO-R. c. Clark, lDl
Santa Cruz and MCnteTsy-JOhn II. Watson, tD)
Santa Barbara and San Luis ObisPO-PAblO De
Ia Guerra, (O.l
San Diego, Los Angeles and San BernsrdinO-
Andres FieO, OBJ
shasta, TehSma and COlusa-.I. Logan, ID
soano, Napa add IolO-Henry Edgerton, Id
Tuolunane-J. J. franklin, (B.)
Yuba-H. r. Watkins, I'D
Douglas, II Republican, DreekiuridEe, s..
Total, 10.
SENATORS ELEcr-AlAmcda and Santa Clara
A. l.. kh0des, (R.l
Butte and Flumas- Richard irwin, ID
CalaVeFas-P. A. Gallagher, tD.l
II DoEadO-A. 81. Clair Denver, I'D q. Harvey,
Mariposs, M-reed, Buena vista and Tularr-
Samuel \. Merritt, (B)
| NeVada-WilliAm Watt, (D.l
| PlaeeF-I'hil. W. Thomas, (D.l
San irupeiscO-Caleb Burbank, (R.l James Nc NJ
shatteT, Nj
saeramentO-E. II. Heacock, tR)
san JOaquin and Contra COsta-f. ". WArmcas
tie, (B.l
sisrTa-H. I. Thornton, tR-)
sonoma, Marin and MendOcino-nF. Hin, IN.
Tuolumue and StAnislAuA-C. Williamson, d.
Yuba and snt!er-William II, Paris, hi
Ynba-C. y. belong tD.l
Senators eleet-lNuglas, q; Republicans, I
BrcekinridEe, 3-l1. hOld-ON Senators, IL. To
tai Senators, -.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13
MtseeIIaneOus aO6rrttsIHg.
MOUNTAIN 1NffR1GARY.
~ p mAYTON. n. D..


TN returning his most sincere thanks to the public
Tor the patronage which they have hitheTt" isvor'
Ell him wiGh would most respectfully call their faf-
sh.r ai,rntIon 10 hIs sbove named Institution. lie
las olten duSsnR the experience Of the past yesF,
felt the GrowIBg necessity Of home for the sick
where they could he properly bursed and cared ioE
besIdes the unqueStlonabe Necessity Of patients be-
Ing put upon . proper aud careful TeEimsD-ese OF
the most requisite essentials In TREATING dtseaSes.
lie would now say, he IL ready to accommodate DOH
the resident veil the tinei ant pebble. lie VII,
In addition 10 the Medical and Surgical department.,
be always In readiness TO pay the most paFtIeu.aT
attention TO diseases Of the BYE. As On Oeeusa,
from his thorough and long experience II tFeating
Ophlhnlmy. he has the most nalteTinR hopes, 10 al
cases. Of exciting . cure.
That the Doctor has been very successful IN the
treatment Of Spinal Affection, Diseases Of the Liver
and 6pIeen. Chronic Diseases Of the Bowels Disea
Of the Heart aud Lubgs, whether secure chronic,
General Debility, and that fell-deaToyer which Il
parent 10 IDnnmerabe suGsTrgs Hnd Il yearly caFry-
ing hundreds 10 premature grave, aad y cVas@only
known - indigestion or Dyspepsia be presune-
mites, such - Cross Eyes, Curved epiRs, BsW LeEs
Weak Ankles Club Feet, stiff JOINTS etc.. we'll As
PIesh Wounds. HFneiHFes. DifoeAiIons. FROST Bites
and ClceFp,-nO matter " Of long stasdlng-UIll b
treated on scientific aud long -tesied principles.
IL 10 almost unnecessary 10 add, that srusaleS w
receive the most careful attention In ell diseaseS pc
cuaF 10 their srx, as the extensive patronage and
almost universal success Of the paSi year w0uid Od
cate that this matter was quite extensively known
The institution IL situated at the mouth Of CedAI
RAVine, on Man street, P1aeerVtlis.
n. 2. CLAYTON. y. D.,
feb9 Proprietor.
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Ds~a IL 30 susasT vsle'
where The rim A0vs,
Thw OaiA . nighIinSAls
To hAs lsV'd Ross;-
"TAS~gA SisA The pleasuTes
"Of ssg's sweet 1sasaFsS,
"vain wssO its aslOdy,
"Hsss, wiaAsat thee"
Thea, AFs3 the gVVsR recess
OF her sigAl bow'T,
Bsa.ing With hashfulness,
spohs the bEight aOweT:
"ThOugA n0Fn should lend her
"Iss suanisSt SplsndoF,
" What woulA the rose Be
" Unsusg 81 thee"
Thus Stin Ist Song attend
WsaAs's bright way;
Thus Still Ist woman lend
Light TO the by:
Like stars. through heavens sea,
YIOating IN harmony,
Beauty shall glide along,
CircIed - Song.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13
vTRAY THOUGHTS.

Bilsntiy wO'Ss striving
Striving V b good;
Daily We ere telling
TOiling lot cur food:
Thus we'Fs taught the lesson
Never 70 Be spuTusd,
Lies great hidden treasures
Most b bGavsly earned.
silently we're striving
Striving 70 b what !
Hourly, daily srTiDg,
Yet an oar siHs forgot.
Thas The hsaTt 10 tOihng-
Telling - be free,
SuTying o. the bilIOws,
Struggling with Lifs'S Ssa.
Silsssly ws'Tt struggling
Struggling In the daTki
Daily boptng Somsthing-'
Catching Of . spark;
eilssaly ths river
OF hEs h Sowing on,
YlowIsg - The OCEAN,
In ssls1es-thss 'tis gone
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13
Winter Arrangement R. r,

Winter Arrangement-S.v. R.R.
ON and amer the sSd day Of October, 1850, IN,
NICars o. the Sacramento Valley Railroad will
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
wllIwAve the Depot, foot of street, Sacramento, al
6k, a. H., ~, and ~ ?. y. Sundays excepted.
Folsom a. ~, A. H., II, ~, and On, ?. -, Sun
ON SUNDAYS.
WIN leave Sacramento At 6X,A.n.
WIN leave Folsom AtIk,R.H.
TICKET OFEICE-0n Front street, under the
''WhAt Cheer House"
FREI0HT FOR FOLSOM
viii be taken by every train, sundays excepted.
Up WHy.EreiRht BY the train only.
downward Way.PTeiRht 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 tEan rlse will Be retained for the next train
The ~, a. H., tENin oet frOm Sacramento connectl
With ssases Tor ell the following named places, and
passenger procuring tseeets attAs Depot In eAcra
neno viii Be sent through the same day The stages
run srom ell the following named places 70 connect
With the - a. train iron Roloom, arriving In Gacra.
ento one hour before Tie eAa FFancsco beat leaves
Nevada, 0rAss Valley, AubaFn.
I0Wa Htll, Forrest City, Oownlevtlle,
Orleans Fiat 0phlF. della nm,
IlllnOlSeoWn, Yankee JAS, Greenwood Valley
0eoEGetown, Mormon Island, ColSma,
- Dorado, Diamond epFnRS, NAcervllle,
Prairie City, Michigan BaP, Cooks Bar.
wallis DtgEiags, lie OAk CAY, Arkansas DiRS,
Willow eprtn0s, DsytOwa, AmAdor,
sO'tsr, Jackson, TddIssown,
AND WABH0E,
To which point this 10 the nearest and quickest route
.AnS al the Insermealate Pieces.
For freight passage sppy q Tie Railroad Stations
J. 2. ROBINSON, superintendent.
3. '. T. \. 0@es, 0cAsbsr SosA leo. @ar0
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

IMPROVED vULCANX1HD
0UTTA PERCHA Betting
AND MINING HOSE.
WEare now prepared 70 furnish 70 MaeAlulsas,
., w Engineers. Ailsrs and OsAsrS, The SIOvs A..
MACHINE BnLTIM0,
which hes been proved to be far superior to any
other Kind In use, being ENTIRELY FREE from ne
undesirable qualities o. both LEATHER and RUB.
bER' While possessing the good qualities Of both.
IT DOES NOT STRETCH.
Il Is not effected By OFT, HEAT or STEAM. and IN
TACT 10 we'll nigh perfect, e. eli who have used Il a.
tesa. Besides all this, The fAet that Il
COSTS LESS
Thln either Leather o. RabbeP, nuss make n s.nar.
We AsSs sasS psSAuosd - aEtisls q
zxDRAU1IC EIH1Bo Hosn.
which is ofsred 70 Miners q sspsr,sr q any saA.v
article hePstoGoFs esd fng Ms enTnoSa. n s~Ss
70 STAND ANY PRESSURE RnQULRRn;
WILL WEAR LONGER
Than any sshsr article, vill uss asv or rot costs
moderate price, and 4 aAtaesEhsR 80 :. -.
THE MOST D(,oMo1E1oAL Ros1
Ever used 10 California. u % nade fsA ~ u 9
inches In diameter, 81 dl8eFene thiCk1o9lea An4
stsenGtn. e seeHs prsssaFe 81 IRON % y ~ sss
ne ara shpmsnts Of thls aEteas ere new due, and
will shortly be ready for delivery.
Catalogues and priced stS SENT % application 70
CHAA P. DANIEL 3 CO.,
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast,
ns'Sm Al California street, San francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

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