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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
SALES ATT AUCTION,
A SslGNEE'S SALE
n HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

IusitiNe ferenlltpIy sale or
ELEGANT FIRST GLASS FURNITURE.
THIS (THuESpAY) AFTERNOON, AZ o clock precisely,
The beautiful Parior Chamber Diuiug Room and III
Furniture the dwelling house 1873 West Invent y.rsi street.
between Seventh and Egah avenues oil Of which In
having heep recently made and comprises everything adapt
90 fashionable and elegantly furnished residence; The
Who'll, 70 be neemPtory sold for cash. consisting Of English
fege aud Tapestry Carpets cer rosewood fhror Fulni
tIe ca SUITE COMPRISING three n tt richly carved ai Of
ton rosewood Centre and Pier faocs, Tursh Chairs IN
blue and gold aaa and laaqlei DaasG and Lace tuatns,
yelyet and Turkish Lounges Mauei Ind fler Mirrors gold
aud landscape Shades, so9d Ee2ces, style Louis
NNr Syes and Dresden M.ntel Vase bisqae Figures,
artistic tron1cs, Parl0r Ornaments, Ac
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE rJASoFobIE,
. Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover; cost $3.50;
marble tog Bureaus richly carved Bcseaus, teny LARGE
iar Mattresses, Teteaetes Chambt Suits IN rosewood,
Bion1e Clocks marble Washstand Lounges French and
snrinS seat Chair Rockers Divens otonan Oval Mirrors
sea iedsteada rich French and Bohemian Chna Tea
sets Siyeware, Spoons Forks Casters lee Pitchers rrs
Tea Service ruby and crystal Cut Glass OF every description
oak marble top Buffet oak Chairs superb oak Desk, on
cloth rich Chandeliers, marble Han Stand OF Wilders
Satea Cntalol.s at house Sale positive rain ss.inc
B-Parcs from distance are assured that every ur
Gle ~ the house win be sold strictly without reserve, and
tuee WIZ De positively no postpon mont Purchasers
nave teir soos carried pncsoa Skipped by reliable PAR
II. W. WESTCOTI. Auctiopeer.
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~ this day Tusay), Nov i2, clock al ,he stoc
So sroom No SO Miam street, good variety o. CITY In
snrance and Bank Stocks Bonds and other securities a-
bic for Investments. For fun particulars WOLF Com.
mereIa ADVERTISER, and Evening Poi. Catalogues be
Nnr
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7 HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE ,r,,nr,,r

II TENTH TALL TRApE SALE OF IIARDWAKE
JQflS ~ VAN ANTW ERP'S son, AUCTIONEER,
VIII sell this day Thursday. kovemoerh At 10 o9locs ut
The sacsroom 13 iam street 500 lots Assorted English
Germ, American Hardware comprising IN part Table
and Cutlery: Hand, Panel Rip Grating and Blue
Morlice Dead Locks, Cork Screws, silver Plated Ware,
Rrnss Kettles Maeahe Wrcnchcs Nuts Washers Log and
Tongue Chains, Also invoice nj Sheffield Cast
Files embracing all sizes OF Bastard MN and other Files
Aso large invoice Of sample Also cards German
Pockets Knives &C., DC. Terms cash, Ia motley
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THE TURF.

- Ihnrsd9y November a. is9l, a. halfpass two Match
Tor S2O, mile heats best in In harness, William Vince
Ian boy from Home; Hiaam Woodruff Lady
Quebec BEgINS Il CoNKLlN, Pyoprelors.
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WAkTED-IN AN IMPORTING HOUSE, TWO Ac
tive intelligent and willing boys from Ia 10 II years
Oh must reside In the city and vita their parents ma he
81 store NJ baast O'Clock In the morning salary 6rs
yea, s6V Apply 10 Warren s.. VI stairs after sock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

1Y JOSEPH UEGEMAN
- On Friday. Nor. l5 0} oclocS NJ Mt the sales.
rooms Wionghby corner Of Pearl ons, hold Fur
n'tafe, COMPRISING mihogany and walnut Sofas Arm and
farior Chairs Dressing Bureaur Washsanis mahogany
and oss Exclusion Tables, Crockcry Glassware Brussels
and Ingram Carpets, &c.
Also, at O'Clock, r. NJ,
On fof wheel Hight spring wagon, with Glass Case
suitable for fruit business; sat uf fiorucss 80
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY or PREP POSSESSING APPEARA
n and aged u years desires To make the acquananP
respectable young geatlefnaB In view TO martin
For further particulars address Lly Grey Post Office
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

Of C00 REWARD "A REWARD OF u, 900 rs He
tfI.OtO by offered by the undersigned TOR the Of
and CONNECTION OF the person persons who Sovemh
I-6 2, Fshsi Landing, nurdersd Phiip Augustus Emo
%. IiooSgn aafd reward to bn paid upon the cercst
The Disil, Attorney that the arrest ana conviction OF
person was eaased ~ the party parties 81
ing SAIL reward d. EaBlRr,
= Car'. street, Bto9klj
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4 HIGHLY EDUCATED AND REFINED AMERIt
~ gentleman, Il years Of age, sud Of the kindest
ston, wishes 10 make the Acquaintance Of I'm irteil
preposscsstng young French lady of means. Addrsss
three days, IN stricest confidence Addison Aver n u
office.
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A GENTLEMAN, AGED TIfRTY-FIyE, WISHES
"A marcy lady possess us wealth and ovcabe Quail
Cores pondeuce with Easseas, station A Post OIL C,
deinonstrate has sincerity, high social position and
worthness
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COAL.

-.
lVYDMISG VALLEY COAL, 81 5G-THE BEST STOVE
" and range Goa BOW IN ase bansfec, without vase;
weight warranted. Fer sale only by lloyd Co. ga
Eighth avenue, corner OF Twenty seventh street.
C1 on GOAL FOR THE ], 0000)0.-THE sURSCRI.
pt LO.ber has established for the sale of cheap
Coal; furnace, range and ~ %; chestnut size ~ o.
prices Apply 81 ne oce, Gibson Buildings, corner Broad
wsy and thirteenth street. MILLS.
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RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR ALB
IL Troy the North and West, leave Chambers street
and IL A. d., aud 80, 8 and 1916 z. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROA
IN For Albany. Troy, North and West.
Winter ARRANGEMENT, commencing Monday, Nov. 4,
For Ahany-l0s0 a. NJ, Express Mail Train, from Tw
sixth street depot
For all local ira nsSae Time Table.
JOHN 5URCHlLL. Askistaut supoy4atsSd'
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EaELP waNVHn--sfALm:5

GENTS CAN NAME 81 PER DAY-MALg OK Fr
male selling iosd's great steel pae Military lisp aud
oRAeNter Oh the htts-n SOuAen SAtrs; 0Ya fer srn:
Mofh 40 price only 80 cents Lloyds slD009o plate
iooSfapttal Map Q! Virgins; Ave lost square, ats l. ,c
Duty may used by General scott; Nur.a 500 ,nip 81
saoyds o.eta -;eoi rle Map of Missouri WORTH S. prize
70 cents ttoyns 81 Railroad Map Of America 3 poJ O0
copies OF Will have Sresay been SOLD price q, cent?
Agents supplied at fst the retail prices ana maps warrant
Ed 81, p sent ny man aut where cent. hostage
y. II LLOln. AlaeieaA SiaE Pnhi-hnr lGL l.rnsnn.ax
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JrfSRy u. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
1 kSsIGSEE'S SALE.

TyRSRy II. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
LEEDS x co. will sell nj auction, on Friday, Nov.
To- n i O'Clock il front Of store No % Nassau street nne
pair bay Horses the property of gentleman gone to Ea-
rope They stylish gentle and kind In all harness
and the saddle about IS hands high and 10
old ~ cry desirable for family
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nEnN REWARD-A REWARD or $500 IS HERE
sD.)OO offered for INFORM dion shat VIII lead to the
lection and conviction OF the pcron persons who com
ted the murder un0n tho person Of Philip Augustus
bury, Of irooAiyn, 1T fishkl Landing. on the eycnn
Saturday, tue I'll Of November, lsGl.
AnOi.PHuS v.ANDEW ArER, Corona
FIsuKi1L LANDING, Nov. ., 1851.
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HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

- cheap, Pony iran . 20 ~ hands hgh With Wagon
Harness, &c.. address Aaron A. DegsaHw, 2l2 Sns
street with particulars Also for sale Coupe R1ekawa
nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

A BUSINESS MAN WASTED-To TAKE rur or ,cr
IA OF one leaving for the war TIE situation is do.rna
and Will ply t2 tn $50 per week To obtain the above
cash viii be required Apply to G. u Howe 4 CO. NJ 90
Broadway. V'' Nv ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

GAVE YOUR TEETII.--TEETH CAREFULLY Fill
- with tin foil for - cents Tdotbaele cured gratis
fetal teeth cheap. Cdh o. iS Sixth avenue.
r,'EETH.-J. SMITH DODGE 4 SON, 10 EAST Sc
L tccnth street, can maze by TIE aid of recent mechs
improvements good upper set offourteon teeth 70
as those they have usually charged 800 for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

64ANIHNN NNNBI-N4IItSs
A DODWoRTIls DANCING ACADEMIES,
IL. NO ati Ftfth Avenue, TWentysxlh ST. New York.
No 81 Montague street, Brooklyn.
misunderstanding and Fridays IN Brooklyn.
JbASSES-We dncsdays aad Saturdays IA New York.
Circulars Tor erins, kc may he had at either academy
TIEgRERo'S DANCING ACADEMY, 80 WEST FOUR
tceAjh street.-Ilssses MONDAYS and Thnrstaya and
WcaprsdAys aud Saturdays The Monday ANA Thursday
classes commences the l4h at O'Clock Circulars for
terms may be had at the academy.
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D-U the Jersey ferry Monday night going from the OF
foot Of Corand street toward the r. N. Philadelphia VI
blue containing about sire ia $50 and $40 Treasury notes
yo y Any enc .eturhhs tae saue So lam oer.
lions asked.
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OIL n REwARD.-LOST, ON SUNDAY MORNING, r
spIO 10Th ins., large black New .ounda ad Dog; sre
avs and Zip OF tail wac, ard the pack, be;w
the shoulders answers to the namn OF Leo. Tao nder
bc rewarded by leaving him al 81 Prince street.
FRED. KEI
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A WIDOW, UNDER 30, or PREP ossEssiNGEXT
~ or, aniabe ani cul atsd, dssirss to opea c1rfe
dcncc with L3eraly educated ard thorough pre- re
man, from ~ 10 o. WIN view 10 glt!la1ny. tbeSocf
able social position line personal appearance int lity
intellectually essentials Address for week Bert
Herald oucG
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WANrED--BY a LADY, A SITUATION AS HOUSE.
" Keeper ~ hrst class family Saa VIII take tie entire
tharse OF tie educ4ou ana cit, Of small children: ats,
me domestic business ehare Of seana Coon refer.
'nces g en-. Address a. z. ~, station 4, SJs Street
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IIANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD CITY
" reierene" situation ause aud plain sra,nslr.
p nurse and ehhm n"!. Cg' lie two days ~ htr
present employers. "A West @9th b., betwesn 6t and III
laws 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
" o. eegnnt Household Furniture, superior
rianofftte, Library and unlca Furniture This day II
O'Clock, AZ sore Ill Broadway, rosewood Pnror Suits IN
hrocade lr1catt, lus and barrel th Iarcr Serreo,ies
CSNctburies, Ecrercs, work Tables, Centre and Fancy
Te, Secretary AMI Library Boo, sses Armoura-Gla1
double Hardrobee, Liberty Salts III rosewnad,
wood black walnut aud mahogany: ninng Room suis
Bfe Extension Tables. Ghars, tpuntes and fancy Hall
Tas HAL Table and tharu, Mattresses, Fancy Goods &c.
rasins very and W." assorted sock first dies
Funitnrc. which wed worthy the Notice buyers. Sale
positive Catalogue at sale.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

LIVE CATTLE WEIGHED BY MEASURE
The only instrument necessary is meas.
ure with feet and inches marked upon il.
The girth is the circumference Of the ami.
mai, just below the shoulder blades. The
following table Contains the rules to aScer-
tain the weight Of the animal
II less than one foot in girth, multiply
superficial feet bv-eight.
II less than three and more than one,
multiply superficial feet by eleven.
II less than five and more than three,
multiply superficial feet by sixteen.
If less than srven and more than five,
multiply superficial feet by twenty three.
II less than eleven and InOre than nine,
multiply superficial eet by fOrty.two.
Example: Suppose the gIrtk Of q bull
lock to be six feet three inches, length five
feet three inches. the superficial area will
then he thirty.four; aud in accordance
with the preceding table, the weight will
be seven hundred aud eighty-twO pounds.
Example: Suppose pig to measure q
girth Of two feet, and length One foot nine
inches. There would be three and half
feet, which. multiplied by eleven, gives
thirty-eight and . half pounds as the
weight Of the animal when dressed. In
this way the weight Of the fore. quarter
can be substantially ascertained during
life.-SGD JOss Tribune.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

CLOrDS.-The ghost Of cloud which
steals by yonder clump Of pines, may,
which does not steal by them-but which
bauntS them, now falling in fair, wavy
line, like n wOman's veil, now fading, now
gone; We look away for an instant, aud
Iuuk back, and it Ii again there. What
has il to 10 with that cuInp Of pines, that
il brOods over thvm and wvaves itself
aiming their branches to and frOy Has it
hidden cloudy treasure among the moss
at its roots, over which it keeps watchy-
Or has some enchanter charmed il into
fond returning, or bound it fast within
those bars Of boughsP And yOnder f1lmy
crescent, bent like an archer's bow above
the snowy summit, the highest Of all the
hillS-that white arch which never forms
but over the supreme crcst-hOw is it
stayed there, repealed apparently from the
snow, nowhere touching it, the clear sky
seen between it aud the mountain edge,
yet never leaving il, poised as white bird
above its nest! Or those war clouds that
gather in the horizon, dragon crested,
tongucd with tire-hOw is their barbed
strength to be bridled? What bits are
those they are champing with their vapory
lips, flinging off Haks Of black foam -
Leagued leviathans Of the sea Of heaven,
out Of their nOstrils gOeth smoke, and
their eyes are like the eyelidS Of the morn
ing. Where ride the captains Of their
armies! Where are set the measures Of
their march! Fierce murmurs, answer
ing each other from morning till evening,
what rebuke is that which has awed ihrm
into peace! What hand has refined them
back by the way which they came!-
Ruskin.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

PnYsIoGNONY.-Every living creature
on the globe il compelled To carry its
character at its masthead. There is no
miSprint in the book Of Nature. Her lam
guage is unMistakable. Every creature
has its own peculiaritieS, by which its
characteristics and habits may be deter.
mined Behold the difference in the fowls
If heaven and the beasts If the earth.-
Here is the eagle with is savage bcnk and
taOnS, and the gentle, cooing dove. The
savage lion and the umid hare. The i'm.
menSe elephant and the tiny quadruped.
Who fails to read their various characters,
stamped thus indelibly upon them? And
when we come to man, we find that the
more he resembles any species or class Of
the lower creation, the more his character
approximatcs to theirs. Every thought
and emotion leaves its impress alike on
the soul and the face There can be no
evasion Of the law" The bloated sot
and the upright man, the ignOramus and
the man Of cultivated intellect, the sturdy
yeoman and the etfcminate exquiSitr-alI
present themselves in proof Of this theory.
4 little attention to the science Of plIvSI
Ognomy, would save many an honest cit.
zen from the sly, designing and selfish
villains trickery, and give men better
understanding OF each other.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

ToBACcO-.ITs EALY HIsToKY.
ceIning the introduction Of this plant into
use into Europe, an exchange gives the
following notes: The us Of tobacco MS a
Stimulant is very old. HerodOtus tells us
that the ancient Scyths. aud P"mp. Mela,
that the Thracidas threw . vegetable into
the fire, the smoke Of which produced a
pleaSurablc sensation, somewhat like in.
toxication. But Roman Pane, q Spanish
Monk. was the first who learned (l4y6) in
st. Domingo, to smoke tobacco Ile,n nan.
DEF de Toledo brought, in 1868, the TO-.
baccO plant, which had been, in 1920,
found in Yucatan, first TO Portugal, and
called the tube, with which the DOIDin-
goes Smnked, tObaccOs The name Of il
originated either from the Island Of Taba-
60 or from the province Of Tabaka in Yu.
catnn The French Minister near the
Portuguese Court, Juan NicOt, sent the
seed to Catharine de MediciS, and thus
the plant received the name of HerOG Nj.
cOtEtna. Smoking was denounced rs
work Of the devil, while on the other side
tobacco was called the I" Plant Of the Ito.
ly Cross" and Queens Plant jams
|. tried (l6O4) tnahOliSh the-nse Of tobac
CO by heavy taxation. In order to make
smoking in ConstantinopIe ridiculous. q
Turk was, with his smoking tube stuck
through his nose, driven thrO' the streets.
James !. wrote. in 1919, his bOOk, MisO-
kdpnOs, against the use Of tobacco. Pope
Urban VIII. accommodated every one
who took pinch Of snuff in church. In
1884 every smoker in Russia had his nose
cut of Yet, ell these severe means to
suppress the use OF "The Weed" were
Of no avail, and smoking and shutting
preparations of this plant have spread
over the whole world.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

BEAuTFUI. IDEA.-In the mountains Of
Tvrol, it is the custom Of the women and
children to come ont when it is he'd time
and sing their national songs, until they
hear their husbands, fathers and brothers
answer them from the hills on their re.
tmn home. Such a custom prevails IN
the shores If the Adriatir. There the
wives n the fishermen come down about
sunset and sing melody. After singing
the first stanza, they listen awhile for an
answering melody from off the water, and
continue to sing and listen till the well
known voice comes borne on the waters,
telling that the loved one is almost home.
How sweet tn the weary fisherman, as the
shadows gather around him, is this vel.
come from his loved one. 1t strengthens
and tightens the links that bind together
those humble dwellers by the sea.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

FATHER AND DAUGHTER There is no
prettier picture in life than that Of q
daughter reading to her aged father. The
old man, while listening to her silvery
notes, goes back to other times when an
other one sat by his side, and whispered
words he will never hear again; nor DOES
he wish TO do so; for in the soft evening
light he sees her image reflected in her
child, and MS one by one gentle emotions
steal over him, he walls his face, an the
daughter, thinking him asleep, goes noise
lcssly in search Of other employment
Virgin innocence watching over the cares
and little wants Of old age is q spectacle
tit for angels. 1t is one Of the links be.
tween earth and heaven, and takes from
the face VI the hard aud selfish world INA.
ny Of its harshest features.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

RIcH WIrnorr MoSEr.-Many q man is
rich without money. Thousands Of men
with nothing in their pockets are rich,
aud thousands without even . pocket are
rich. A man horn with = goHi cOnStilu.
tim, n good stomach. a pretty good head.
peace and a good heart, is rich. Good
bones are better than gold; tough muscles
than silver; and nerves that flash lire and
carry energy t" every function, are better
than houses and lands. Il il better than
landed estate to have had the RICH, kind
Of n father and mother. Good breeds and
bad breeds exist among men as really a.
among herds and horses. Education NAV
do much to check evil tendencies, or 10
develop good ones; but 1t is great thing
to inherit the right proportion Of iacul.
ties to start with. That man or woman
is rich who has good di>pOsitiOn-who
has inherited q harmonious organization
who Ia naturally kind. patient, cheerful,
hopeful, aud who has flavor Of wit and
fun in has or her composition. The hard
est thing to get along with in this life, is
n cross, selfish fellow, or Responding,
wife-a timid, care-bur,lened man-theSc
are oil born detOrmed on the inside. Their
feet may not limp, but their thoughts do.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

A JrDGE and counsellor being upon in.
different terms. client Of the counsel's
making his appearance at the bar With
his jaw terribly swclled, the judge re.
marked:
Mt, this client Of yours would
make an excellent counsellor, he's. all
jaw, which set the court in . roar Of
laughter against the counsellor.
May IT please your honor, I think he
would make better judge, for his Jaw is
ell on one side
The retort turned the laugh against the
judge. and from that day they were on the
best terms Of friendship.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

QUEER John has sung {" how money gOss,"
but bss Il eOmes, who huOvSi Who knows!
Why every Yankee mOther's con,
Can tell you bow "ths thing'' 10 done.
I, comes By honest toll and tradej
by welding sledge and driving Spads,
And building ships, balloons, and drums,
And that's the way the money comes. -.
How doss ID come Z Why, as IL gOsS,
By spinning, weaving, knitting hose,
By stitching shirts aud coats for Jews,
Erecting churches, renting pews,
And manufacturing boots and shoes
For thumps, and twists, and cuts, and hues,
And Asads and hearts, tongues, lungs and thumbs
And that's the way the money comes.
How does It come ! The way 10 plain
By raising cotton, corn, and cane;
BY wind and steam, lightning and min
BY guiding shipS across the main;
BY building bridges, roads, and dams,
And Sweeping streets, and digging clans,
with whistles, hi's and hos and hum's!
And that's the way the money comes.
The money eomes-how did Say'
Not always in an honest way;
1t Gomez By trick a. we'll 40 toll.
But how 10 that' Why. slick a. oil:
Ry putting peas in coffee bagSi
By swapping watches, knives, and mage,
Add Psddlias wooden elOeks and Plnms
And that's the wav the money comes.
How does II Gomez Wait, let me zee /:
1t very seldom comes IN me;
II comes By rule, guess, and sealsj
sOmstimcs, By riding on rail;
But oftsner, that's the way II goes
From SiIly bellies and fast young beAux;
II eOmes in big, nay, little SumS,
Aye! that's the way the money comes.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
Plaeerxill. Post OAee.

THE NAILS for Sacramento. San VraneiScO aaS
for all parts Of this State, close every day 1T this
once NJ o'clock, Pm.
The mails for the Atlantic eiatee. and EarOpes
close ai this ofdrr every day 1t - O'Clock ~.
The Mails for Oregon and Washington TSTFttOEys
close every day At0 o'clock p. ".
The Mails for GriISly Fiat close At this once
every Wednesday, morning 81 O'Clock.
The Mails for NeWtoWn elOoe ~ 6 O'Clock, a. H.,
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and PFidaya.
The mails for CedaTVille and Indian DlRRings
close At o'clock 4. ~, every Monday and Friday
The Mails for Cold Syringe and CoIomA eDOSs sV-
cry day, Sundays excepted 81 8 o'clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Plat. and Georgetown Malls
close tuesdays, ThurSdays and Saturday. at ~
O'Clock P. N.
The Malls for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City,
cl0te every day at " o'clock N.
OFFICE HOURS-From O'Clock, A. ~, tnI y.
81: and from til 8, ?. NJ, Sundays exeeUtedD
On sundays-Hrom . until 10. A. ~. And Irom
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