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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-06
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MRoL.AYron. Il D.,


TN returning his moal sincere hanks 70 the puhllc
Tor ne paiSonaee which they have hltheyt" favor
"a MIN wlsk would ned respectfully call their far-
theY attention 10 his shove naDed lnsiiiutiOn. Ne
has ofsu, duF,ag The experience o. The past yesF,
lsis the RFsWIse neeessity Of hOgs Tor the SIKH
where they could BE- pToprriy Dursvd End cared lvF
besides the unqueStbonabe Necessity OF PAties's br.
log put upos proper ard careful FeRtmsD-oas 81
ths most regulate eolsntIas In tFSating dlseaSee
He Would n0w say, Ne IL ready 70 accommodate both
TIE Fostdene Well the itnes ant publle. Ne wn,
In sAditioo ta The Medical and Surgical department.,
be always In readiness 10 pay the most particular
stteniIoa 10 dlssaoes Of the Eye. A. an Oeeulisa.
irom his thorough and long SxpeEieaes In treatlag
Ophthalmy, he has the most catering hopes, In Ill
cases. u EXCITING . cure.
That the Doctor has besa very Saeeeasiul In the
tFratment Of Spinal Affection, Diseases Of the Liver
and eplees. ChFoaie Diseasss Of The BOwea Diseases
o. ts Heart and LuDES Wl.siI.yV aeru's o. ehFenIe,
ParenI 70 lnsumeTabls SsesTings end h yray caSTy
known - Indigestion - Dyspepsia he psesasses
he publIe ere alFvnAy aver. Aleo Physieal Defer
mltes, sueh Cross kyss, Carved Spine, nsu Lsss.
Weuk AnkteS c1ab Feet, st6 Joints, etc.. veil
HIesh WoaDds, BSoetuFrs, DaasOesttonS, RTsSs bhsS
and CIeeFs,-n0 mattsV " 81 long staadlng-wtM be
treated on seleutiae snd long testsd psiDelptrs
IL 10 an0st gnneeesaary 70 add, that 1emairs VIII
receive the mast esrxful attentOu In sn diseases Ps
eulIaF 10 their SH, - the extensive paironsGv and
almost unlvsrSAl SseceeS Of The past yeSE vould lBA
cate that ths matter vas gate sxtshsvely knOWn.
The 1nstltution 10 situated II the mouth Of Cedar
RsSins, on Mas asest, HasgVyIlIs. -.--.-....----
MI. CLAYTON. n. D..
fr6S Proprietor.
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", pus,i.A the hoinrd liz; of the L. siAl.turs,
IL 4.

We publish the suh,Oinrd liz; of the L. Si,lAturs
for the puTposs Of re terence;
ria SESATs.
uoLp-oYRR sGKAT IRS.-AmadUr- 4. Eagan
Butte-Jamss N ' IDee. (B.,
| Del NoFte. Siskij ~ and kLamath-John r.
L DUrsdo-w. 3. Dickinson, b., b. u. Crit.
Humboldt and Trinity-James T. Ryan, d.,
Nevada-S. H. Chase, do
F1acer-G. r. Leet, ID
San Francisco and San Matro-T. C. Phelps, tR.)
San FranciscO-SOemnn A. sharp, 3D.
Sacramento-R Z. Clark, Cd
Santa Cruz and MOnteTey-JOhn u. Watson, ~
Santa Barbara aud san Luis ObiSpo-PaLlO De
san Diego, Los Angeles and San BernsrdinO-
Andres pico. (B
shasta, Trhsma and Colusa-,J. Logan, 3D.
EOlAUO, Nspa aid lOl,-licnry EdgsrtOn, 3D.
TuoIumnc- J. Franklin, OBJ
Yuba-H. r. Watkins. (D.)
Douglas, II; Republican, l; BrrckinTidge, g.
Total, IL.
sGNArons ELEcr-Alameda and Santa Clara
A. L. Rhodes, k.)
Butte and Plnmae-Richard Irwin,tD.)
CalAVeFas-P. A. Gallagher, ID
II DOradO-A ST. Clair Denver, ID o. Harvey
tD.l
MaripOsS. MERGED. Bucna Vista and Tulare-
samuel 4. Merritt, (B)
Nevada-WiI liam Watt, tD.l
Placer-I'hil. W. Thomas, (D.l
San FrunciSeo-Calrb Burbank, r. James Nc u
ShafteT, (R.l
EaernmenLo-E. II. HeaeOck, tR.J
San joaquin and Contra costa-F. 81. warmcAs
tie, tB)
Sierra I. Thornton, ~
kOnOina, Marin and MendHcinO-Dr. Hill, ~.
Tuolunne and StanislAus-C. v Williamson, -, D.
Yuba and SutieT William II. Parks,IBl
Ynba-C. T.. belong ID
Senators eleet-DOmglas, &; Republicans, I
BrrckinrIdEe: ?-'. hOld-OVer senators, IL. To
tai Senators, IS.
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II was an old, distorted fAee,-
A unSDuth visage, rOugh and Wild
Yet, fFOa behind, With laughing grace,
Psepsd The fssh beauty Of child.
Aud - eootTAsting, fair and bright,
Il made NJ VI ny fancy ask
lfIaK saTth's wTinkIed grimSeSS might
Be bat the baby in the mack!
BshinA gray haiTS and farTowed brow,
And WitAersd loOk that life puts on,
Each, % be wsaTs IL, GOMEZ " know
How the child hides, and 10 not gone.
For, While the inexOrALle years
To saddsncd features az their mould,
Bsassth thA WORK Of tine end tears
waits SOusthing that will not grow old
AHd pain and pstuIiae and care
Aud wastsA ASPsv AnA siafal StAia,
Shape The StTsngs gaiss the soul doth wear,
Tin her yOang life lOoks IOrth again.
The beauty Of his bOyhood'S SMILE
What human faith could And II now
In yOndsT man Of grief and guile
AvsTy Gaia, with branded brvw!
Vet, OveTlaid and hidden, Stin
q NsgSsss-Of his life part;
As the seathe1Vplns upon the hin
HOlds the yOung Abrss at itS heart.
Aud happy. round the Eternal Throne,
Heavsn's plying angels shall not ask
But GOE the face behind the mask!
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THE AsNNALY,

AIaIncda-Frank Fargo, tR.)
AmadOr- X. BuFnelI, I'D T. u. Horrcu, ID
Bntte-W. 2. TIlden, (D.l p. II. Harris ia
CAlaysras-B LipPcncott, ID William [ hilds
d. ThotBas o. BTien, tD.C
ColuSa and Trhama-Dr. Durst, 3D.
Contra COsta-C. b. Porter, (R.)
Del NOrte aud klamath-W. " Buell., tD.)
III DoradO-Iohn COnne,s, (D.) Theron Foster,
Alex. lIunt.T, ID William Coleman, ID } Samuel
Hill, tD.) c. ". Coltrin, (D.l
EreSno and Tulare.O. X. Smith. (Cnion.J
HumIu'ldt-w. D. HaEans, 3D.
Los Angeles-Nurray Morrison, d. A. stearus,
Marin--N. VI. Bordon. n,
MaripO.a-tiTesory 80 show alter, kB)
Mendocino-M Martin Iinechtel. d.
MOnterey-A. W. Blair, (K.)
NApa--,I q. srptt, tB.)
Ncvada-E. !. Spence, n J. ". Avery, tR)
Nv Councilman, tR.> J. c. Eastman, (Dl y. C.
Psc.r-L. G Smith, fD) W J. Harrison. fD1
P. Munday, ID } d. W. hartman, (RJ ~
I1umas-.E woood, (D)
sacramento-N. Greene Curtis, (D) Joseph
Powell, 3D. Amos Adams, (D) Charles crocker,
lR.)
San Barnardino-CharieS ". Percy, (D)
San DieFo-D d. kurtz, tB.)
San FrAnci.co-S. s. Tilton. II. lJohn ". Cherry,
r., Avian Flanders, tR,l G. y. Title, ,R !
Banks, lR.I .. i. Wiley, ri
pcyre, lB.l
San Luis Obispo-JohnSon, III
San Mateo--Janes G. Drhniston, Id
santa BArbara-J. N. Covarrubias, ID1
III
Santa crur-chntlts Ford, tRJ
sha'ta-John White, [D.I
Sierra. Dousherty, tD.l Thos. Wright, ID
SiskiyOu Surrel, [B.l
sOlAno-D. B. Holman, tB.l
SonoIna-William Ro. lib
Observation-Disclosures D.l
Sutrr-Z. Montgomery, mi
Trinity-P. Walters, tD.i
Tuolnmue-G: W. Patrick, N ] VI. Y. Gillett,
ID ilelnming Anyx, lB +. ]. Chandler, IB.l
YolO-W. {. Wood.
fuba-Lloyd Magruder, b. T.. Labor, m J. II.
Harrison, IBl d. L. Haun, b. lC. II. kungls, tBl
DOuVIA', % j Republican, 10; Breckenridge, e2;
Dell and Everett, |. Total Assenibl, men, ".
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WOLF BROTHERS,
JANsON, BOND & CO.,

IMPORTERs AND JOBBERS OF
Foreign Ond Domestic Dry Goods,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS,
Rattery street, Corner OF clay ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ITAVE now on hand in store, and are opening
I eN recent arrivals, an entire new stock u
Staple and Fancy Goods, Spring trade, consisting
Ut
House Furnishing Goods.
Standard Brown Drills. shretings ard Shirtings
y, -. 6-i, and l0-i tine Brown >her:inGs;
Bleached ShirtinGs. all widths, from 81 10 -;
Primary CUlors, Dunnrh'S, Taeony and other
Prints.
American and Russian brown and blcaeAcd crash /;
White. blue, grey, and scarlet Blankets;
Grey. blue. white. scarlet and yellow hanncls;
Blue denims and hickory striWs;
Blue and bleached drills ard jeans;
TickingS from % inch to ii iuch, various brands ;
Apro1 checks 90. AZ and Al;
Brown and bieachrd Canton hAnhtls:
Corset icarS. lining and paper camhrict;
Ingram, ply brussels and tarcstr! carpets;
Wool and half WOOL linseys and plaids;
L S. Pilot, Eureka, Lawrence x RuNsellS Dues I;
Bear, Boston and Extra RAVENS Duck;
Patapsco and Farmers IS and 40 inch tai ills;
Ciuthr, Casimerrs, doeskins and Kentucky jeanp;
Seamless Bags, Cotton and Linen Machine Twinc.
Reached and Brown Linen Table Damssks;
Bleach, Il and Brown Union Table DAnaSks;
ln4 Ill aud 1874 Manchester Quilts;
White and colored Toilet Quilts;
Eub Hsrd Table and Piano Cnvrrs;
Super Cloth Table and Piano Covers;
Denchrd Linen Table Cluils;
i:rown Linen Table Cloths:
Linen ToweIing, ncyes and Napkins
Scotch Diapers. Satin Dnmnsks
Curtain Muslins and Lace Curtains;
Wnrstcd Dnm1nks;
a. 1. In.4 and li.a br'n anil bid Cot SheetlnEs;
Window Shades and Hollands, all cClOFs, etc.
White Goods.
Jaconet and French Musiins;
Null and Check MuSns
NaninsOOk and CA,nb: ic MuSiinS;
nrillanteS md Dimities, etc;
Irish Linens, white and printed
EnbrOiherirp, LAceH, Trminii r., Ribbons, etc.
Linen Cambria handkerchief;
Gents Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
Ladies' and Gents l.. c. HnndkcTchiefs, hemmed;
Coored border do. do.
Linens, Lawns, CaulbricS, etc.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Grey Flannrl Overshir:s,
Blue and Red Flannel lo.
Hickory and Check Shirts.
Linen IiosOni and Calico do.
Cloths, CassImeres and DOeskinS,
Duck Pants and Overalls,
Jumpers and Kentucky Jean Shirts,
Black Silk handkerchief,
Silk Pocket handkerchief,
SILK Cndcrshirts and Drawers.
Dress Goods.
Black AMI Fancy cOlnred silks,
Manchester and Pacific Delanes,
French and English Delanes,
Black and eOiored VrlvetA,
Cashmere Wool and DrOchc,
Plain ll-wool Drlane0,
French and English MprInsS,
French ard English COburRS,
Hack Alpacas and Parama'taS,
MnhAirs and DrBaiSes,
! French Prints and Orgapdes,
Printed Lawns and Jaroneta,
Long and Square Shawls, etc, etc.
And complete stock Of YANKEE NOTIONS. all
Of which We offer ut the lowest market rates. by the
package. dozen or piece, At our store, corner Clay
and battery streets, San Francisco.
m23-2m JANsON, BOND CO.
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MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
Tnn nA1D UPOa THs LATCH.


~ s.asAss As@s is ansd With light,
n 40, hag oslDsR day,
~, ahi 6SarsS Isve the sight,
49, hsil ths stsking ray
~ eve restores ne eas whose Va,Is
DstA n0PS than @oFuing's match
AaA liz aGFSsA seems dawning Wills
HE hand 10 on the latch!
wAsu Autuan AelAs are thick with sheaves,
ARA Shsdsws earlier AL,
AsA gEaPes grew purple 'neath the saves
AlsAg cur tFeIlsss'd wall
DRAINING Sit-the sleepy bird
faiue twitssFing IL the thsteh-
~ wake V lOy whsn soiI 10 heard
His haSd upon the latch!
In the ShoEt WIatsF aftsrnsoa
ItArvv my work aside,
AnA tArOagh the lattice, while the moon
ehtnss nistily and vide,
o. the din uplaad paIhs peer
In vain be 1sr9 - catch.
IssaVtls with delight, and hear
His Asnd upsa the latch!
Tee, ~ his, In st0Fa and SAins
Fer - he tsils Ill aay!
ABa bic true heart knOw 10 nine,
Both neaS ~ and away.
Ard wAsa be IeaSss oar garden gate
A. nSEA, bic steps watch
TAsa paiisntly Tin eve await
His haaA upoa the latch!
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AHBICALHkELT-0
w HILT SLRKET. PLACER HILLE
n @sAaiasD 20 ~ sALs - ms -
PUREgT DRU0e AND oBNUH =
PATEUT GIDICTWBS,
WAsFs ess ~ foaB1
Fresh Garden Seeds. PoFfumerys Hops,
Lsooohos, Alcohol, Quicksilver, Actdss
Test Tubes, DvaporattnG Dishsss
Chsmicals,
And everything else ssaaIIy Kept IN vsii-sappsied
Drug Store, which yin be sold ~ moderate pTtees
ROBERT WHITE,
wholesale anA Retail Druggist.
ROBERT WHITE IL SsIs PSopVietoV Of tbs following
s~Ieet PsspsFstions:
b. Whites Aguo Drops uheh nsVsT fan In
curing Arse, Hsasms fever, Neuralgia, etc;
+. WhtfO'G P'UtroN LfniTGents IoF ell pur
paoas WhaFa NBi@sas b EsQ1iroa;
n Whites AltteeDtao0 utntne DSnttfFtco
-Ssg elOasisg De Teeth, aSTssttpg the pTogs-s Of
eeeay. sd I@VaTtiDg - aTosabaS SWestoess 70
tie bFsath:
n WhitS'e TOothsehO Believer, Which A.
wsgs rsisrvsSs ed ssostt1ss ceres. n-so
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" or "a.

Sseese@ as<s, sssOg1Soos.
MANUpACFUeua % vIns.pnOoV Doors.
AVA @a.isvs. henk veaiis. pViOaM Cells. RsIliaas,
oe.esne. nalaeaiee. DoSa htAss Wesk anA "a kinds
Of Blacksmith Wort.
large ssssstmeae % 0eessA.hanA DWors and
.Au'eers eeaaastly - haa1, aaA SsV sAls = Vay
lOv rates.
An orders proaVNy 0ossaAsA e.
No. TOO Battery ssEooA near PaciAe,
@81-e1 eAu RnAncaca
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Winter Arrangement-S.v. R. R.
3 ]

e2etsAalt1 81 Y9i112AW
ON and amer the 2Sd day Of October. 1860, the
" Cars of the Sacramento Valley Railroad will
leave AZ follows, viz:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
VIII leave the Depot foot Of street. Sacramento At
6s, A. ~, ~, aud ~ ?. y. Sundays excepted.
Folsom ut 6lS,A. A.,l2, NJ, and 81, P. ~, Bun
days excepted
ON SUNDAYS,
VIII leave Sacramento At 6H,A.N.
viii leave Folsom ut 1S,PN
TICKET OFFICE-On Front street, under the
"What Cheer House."
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
viii he taken by every train. Sundays excepted.
Up WHy-Freight ny the / y train only,
Downward Way. Freight by the train only.
Freight must be delivered vt the DEPOT, foot Of l.
street, half an hour before the hour Of departure
Of the train, else II will be retained for the next train
The 81, A. NJ, train out from SacT anentO connects
with Stages for all the following named places and
passengers procuring tickets the Depot In Racra-
mento will be sent through the day The stages
from all the following named plAres to connect
with the - H. train from Folsom arriving In sacra.
mento hour before the Fan Francisco boat leaves
Nevada, Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa HILL Forest City, OOwnIeviiIe.
Orleans Fiat, Ophir. 3old HIN,
Illlnoistown, Yankee Jim's, Greenwood Valley
Georgetown, Mormon Island, ColOma,
u Dorado, diamond Springs, Placerville,
Prairie City, Michigan BAR, Cooks Bar,
Wallis DigRinRs, Lire Oak City, Arkansas Digs,
Willow Springs, Drytown, AmAdor,
Suffer, Jackson, PiddIgtOwn,
AND WASHOE,
To which point this is the nearest and quickest route
And all the intermediate Places
For freight or passage spPly At the Railroad Stations
J. p. robinson, Superintendent.
sv. 3. b. Once, October 10Th 1850 maro
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Clothing. Dtg GOODS, Etc.


"a l.. ELKCS, 80
Main Street, Placerville,
Has In store and Is recevr by every Steamer
the finest and latest styles Of
Q L Q T II I NJ G.,
Consisting, in part, Of
Custom made Black FrOck Coats
Cusioni-nade black and Brown business Coats;
SIX Cloth and Velvet Vests;
Black, Blue aud Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Boots, shoes. Hats. CaIs-the latest "a ,hinns;
California made Bankeis, the best In the Market.
4 large assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSIAEREs, vEsTINGS,
Which will be made in the latest style. and guaran-
teed to At. Also, large assortment OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
The best India Tanned Gloves and India Rubber
COAts-to which invite the attention Of the Public
The above goods will he sold CHEAP for cast.
L. ELkCS, Main street, PiAcervIs,
mar9 Ban opposite thu Cary House.
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OOd. suitable ~ traveIlng purposes 10 any clI
FRENCH, WILSON & CO..

Next door to the What Cheer IIguse. and No. 1913
Montgomery street, near California. in fuckers
Blu lding, San Frnnci co.
Manufacturing Establishment, No. log Liberty
str ct, New York.
r:s.-Measures taken for Goods from our IIouSe
III New York, aud delivered = any part Of this Stat.
without extra charge. Hb9.iy
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I'M p o R T ANT
TO The
FAMILIES AND CITIZENS
OF Placerville and Vicinity.
w NJ DONAHUE, Wholesale Liquor DEALER on
w the Plaza, Main street, has on hand hsAu.
tifully selected stock Of
Fine Dun Gordon Sherry Wine,
Fine Harmony do do
Fine Old Burgundy Port Wine,
Toeether With nne assortment Of highly Aavored
FRENCH BRANDlES, viz:
JAS. Hennesay. Vintsge 1850,
Old Otard, OupuY Co.,
Old BISCUIT, Phoebe d Co.,
Fine Old Bourbon Whisky.
Also fine article n very old vnsge Of Pine Apple
Rum. The attention Of Families 10 particularly and
respectfully called tn the Above assortment.
HV w. 81. d. having leased. for the time being,
his Sale his whole attention will therefore be given
70 his Wholesale department. WIN. DONAH6g.
MARI Main street, RAceFvIlis.
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cUaARa-CsHhI1, Pss1sssA, Nsw Osisass, Ne.
Nj O., CO OsusAsA, - ne AasSSl, Nit her
~, -, e e ssest. hUNR ODtA08.
- o. ~ Ran, HaosSviIla.
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70. ma sa' fr%s9Sns Cure q ~ CHRONIC
Suppression Of 0uackery. '"e
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". L. 1GAHRE8 Q CO.,
HOUSE. aIa1 AND O1IAlrMTAI
FAT ~ 220.
0aas1ess anA xnpet-G anaSea.
NARRIA00, na1nsvs. nag. TsaasparouOsss Re.
~ Galass, -. PAlsls1 = plssss = ~ Sho tl4ss
WINDOW GLASS,
Just Rsssived Ed ~ sails CHEAP R0R Dash.
aOsOee Fees 81 WenAew Glass,
n 49, i'ss ssis sss1s. Ass.PUEH, .aA -
2AIHTs. oXxs. vAzH1sH1s,
1a!., TaEpsAlias, BEasAas, en- Mssldias, eesa
Leaf Dronss, -.
-0vsss. fssn tAe es~aasy. sSs wssH - ~
". L hAnpEn : co.,
nAse Hsin o., asav sSssy Rssa., yNaessv'Hs.
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Address. E.J. CzAPKAY, y. D., San francisco
California. m0ro Siu
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Remarkable Instance Of Medical R.u.,

es'Ow we publish the certificates Of Raur Of IN, ,v,.
seTeTs tTua tis PanEs IT AtSssUe. Vim, kayn0 -
covered their tOrmeT health. and imT,llrd bv c,,,,.
iu4r, make kneVn their eaOes and rrspr,iIai -,
aNA their s'aieaneuts are suthenIieat~A ~ No,srI
Futile. TIE demands ~ pocsiy iin,,~riau.Iv en-.
~sHA their pubiIriiy. and ve eOmnsehd their S,rS.,
70 Tie attrsiisa 81 ell addicted:
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1"' SnS 3 EScE;sS1Lsxzs ~S - rsts"s.

80 ~. inAisRseliss ed iaespeeity ~ taaoy sAA
Sssa1s. 1lllaeas e. aPsssAee slca, !sss e asmoZ
$780, 0lwlas@z. hsaAAeho. lnyelaniaFy disuhGSEsa.
pAlas y ths 49, eesseoao ~ ne eye, pi1p,eS on
he hes, SERIAL - aGAeg lnAruitiee q man, are
Z J. ONpkav. H nseAe1 Il eesiks aissssss9 G O0sI
(unknouu 70 elAeFsl and hence Ne useosa Al con-
saltAtlons b letter o. otherwise, Gfes ADDE'S T.
}. CsAPKAY, u. D., ean yFan0ibo0, OAlhhsaia.
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SAHPORD's
LIVER INVIGORATOR

Prtc0. One Dollar Per Rottls,
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-05-08
p Col. j. r 0ushmaiis

si This gentleman, lately representing the Uni
ted States dtfhc capital of the argentine Reptib-
lie, returned to bis home ip Oxford on Monday
last, lie is in fine health and spirits, and has
been Cordially Welcomed by his friends--tliat is
by every boay...l lie returned from South Amer
lea w the way Of England. and thence 70 New
York where, as well as at all other points upon
his hdmoward route through the abolition States,
he fOund Che war feeling excited tOlthe highest
pitch, and the most extensive preparations going
on for the coming struggle lie is erati6ed 10
fipi that oar own people are no whit behind
their chcmies inItlie unity and energy Of their
determination TO carry % the war that has now
begun, 50 long as a. single armed Zoe remains IN
the field. j IL Is needless 10 inform these who
know O,lonel Cushman that he left bis post in
South America before Abraham Lincoln became
the President Of the United States, Tor he is too
true Southern man to. have represented the
for an instantll ty<1i1 i"H sis
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-05-08
GflItstapgit gatellisfat.el.
Foreign News.

To-. a. - 4 HTaF e.
LIvERPooI, April PA prospectus has been
issued IN Liverpool Cor a lipe Of steamers thence
TO New Orleans ni.i-sW 81 asn'is.iafiol in'
4 Hsytisrcduests Spanish protectorptc. 'ia' =
The French feet is ordered to bring troops
home from Syria-iifsst's 30 E'l m ,r
"A commercial treaty has been reported be-
tween France and Belgium. - a'',Hiia sa
ri Prince Napoleon has abandoned his intention
to seek satisfaction of the Due dA6male. u
= The Bourse was firm. Rents 60f Sc.
In, tue Italian Chambers, a large majority
agreed to consider Garibaldi's project for arm
ng-the country. MS IL. .asisqss
Tho Beige states the negotiations between
Paris and london for opening Rome to Italians
as approaching favorable conclusion -,
warsaw Affairs unchanged : s.,, 81 Issi.s
The Pope has resolved mers. Than ever, not
10 ..riit Rofno.,si..i ioda cd sffrDb = sii-f
Perfect harmony has been restored between
carisaidi, cayouur and cialdini- : Ill .1oI.slu
.--,,s - + From New Orleans. sal = .iab
-ilNsw OntEass May e.--lThe arrival Of ships
from foreigs pctts embrace the ship g 5, Pei,
from IiysrPooL and ths AqnllaiaHd bark Egypt
from Hsvre. n, "a sussm shi gli,z7ss siSi =
Nine steamboats, were burned on the opposite
SIDE or the river last nieht,s Los So, 900,
The schooner HefSde, With Federal troops
from Texas passed the meath &c he Mississippi
today en- reute for New Eork. bssoqge .s4i'l
HIsnrSefOs. May k4Gov, Letcher has is,
seed proclamation. saying The 'soEersisnty q
Virginia has l,een denied her territorial rights
.ss.iIsd end her son threatened BY the authOri-
ties at Washington, and every article displayed
to inAame the psspls Of the NOrthern States
against us, therefore Il becomes the duty Of eve
~ citizen Of virginia, to prepare for the impend;
ny conflict He orders out forces and addition
al volunteers as exigssnciies nay demand.
The city Is under semimartiailaw- Authsn=
tic accounts say I, 500 virginians are At Harpefs
Ferry. A FEDERAL demonstration is expected
theFe when The yirgnians attempt to remove
tie armoTy machinery 70 Richmond 7r'ua
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-05-08
: A. Plan for the Capture Of Cairo.

t.t.t,.,a La {-...Iisr "a siI.l 90 e q. -,
.,,a,l strpng '''SS y hs''SVrh'i'ss "s7 ''t"
lested At Care, where, tfr some Gays pas, ues
have been engaged IN lplundcring vessels upon
the v;xcr md IA ,iohfioo xposouitoes. They
q =. - a. 49,, ,,0.t .h.ndor.d
1 -" W " ~ w. ~ isf"' ,''O,s ~,
wretches tnat eopia be iop9oJp iSh'caeo ana
the other cities aDdstouus ofsIllinois They
arc . col of thieves and vaoabonds uniformed
- "a. 8. ~. 4 m,
'or tne most part VIZ" WIN 'aes anu i"e1
soon exhausted the supply Of whiskey In Cairo
and arc now as dry as so many powder-horns
tn, -; of ..I.,5 s,.. y, 4. c;,c;,,o.,; - ,,o,r
~ y -, 80 - ~ ,.sS.s
only q ob per gahon- Let ssea'per De ioa s''
with the commodity and sent down the Ohio.
The mara,,de,s at Cairo would be sure TO seize
\. - a., ..,,,,. ,,-a,,,a N, mar. f,t,l IN thc,o
" "'1 ,'s 49,, - ! III -S''s1
than defeat, Tor .......,.- al .i..vf,f 80
There il no doubt the rogues would gladly sack -
And every mothers sou soon kick the bucket =
Whctey, at present prices, Is so much cheaper
IL. h,o,d, that wa wouldJ Inv ali means. advise
s''"" e'''> - o.. a.,
Us enP'oymens iof 'he f''.5 ~ ~
We could reserve Coz. foes who are suficien.ly
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