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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

Inc Ne" lofE ToSt, of Saturday evening" saws.
A. ne STOCK exchange has firm appearance tod.v o,s
e ienuehcy OF prices is upward. The backbona ~ Inv
appears 10 be greatly strengthened bv the stron
Pst."H VI tne government clearly set forth in ,h
n, H't Message and the accompan inc doc,ma,,
~. "onn H>t cA!lbis great frnness and Govarnuar.
are per cert higher, with few Offering at tba Cd
Ai'er ne Board the market was still frmer with
ca VI view nrk Central at IA. Galena closes at H
acme Man closes at II, which is an ad vance of
a'ama lo6 bid The list border State bonds j.
Iis iehhessee, Mssours and N. Carolinas are mpch
NET housanas are also higher and in good demand
missouri S issued to the Hannibal and St Josens RaiI
roaa are wanted at 46di7 further ad Vance Govern
pohds OF 1851 and OF the be heIo,
81 an advance in the latter of six per cent within te
days. - '' "i'hih ten
The feature of the money market TODAY ia the dsort
Oh ,he government finances forth in the renor
vi ar Chdse. Ills recommendations are well rpcaivaa
ah" uefe Is every evidence that Wall street win do IT,
snare III supporting the government when the prona
t,me COMES Money is a drug at 4d5 per cent on c.r
lIIme paper Is current at 6(a)7 per cent ~
The following is comparative statement of the imno,
OF foreign dry goods at the port of New York fnr th
week and since January /: win iof the
For the week 1880 ,eeo 49,
Entered at the por...s3 i'll 433 s2l34273 s399 -st
lHfown on market... 2.926,941 I94s257 90 $40
Entered at the 964 S9s IA so oas o,s
thrown on market.. $3.50 0SS 1874 % 359 go
The business of the Philadelphia Custom House in ~
follows: AssoAi- douse IN June
Duties reed 1S5g 1870 ,oeo
p pune .......$ltS3T $ls44l5 s22O227 s63 sss
1re'iou' mos. 7S9l27 1904, S57 I25Ol49 Soc SIS
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8Mgg.aa.

aS44 FOR kUTTERD AM. The fine f5g,-saii;.-.-
- Al 'i,iiSh mark CITY o. PETE RBoR0TG1"
pass4 f hayin s snpe5 9 scsa above
" TIE captain on board, Corners wharf F. apply
j-29U 90 sob nR0 Gbdt;H BoIINGER,
SSS. FOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine Al R,o-
ct PROMPT S dnp Johann SCHMIDT, Capt Schmidt viii
the aStan "Gerior accommodations reast Apply to-
-js2g,t os BR6PPfaIERs B st1Si * pr to
- ~ III ID , ~ 2onLh Charles str. or, up stairs
ssass shin Ell Ell h ~ DAM-The Al Baltimore
with dispatch for the abays AIT Coffin, MASTER will load
jest? sw cor Cav gENJ s. ' Ro6GE s. passage pas
sSs FOR ROTTERDAM - he !. p " ,es!-s
tie port y Staord is now
5e2 u >: W cor Gay an LontaIalrdto ss Els, .r,
Sse M TUk b BT q i,t Al BIemcp bark
F.! 1ffs 3Ev d9 nay au
je272w Won k ka oF q ARENs,
.s!.+ 5'55t FOR BREMEN.-The Al Oidepmrr ~.
61is AirbStKS j. H. Schwechel master VIII 10
apply to the Captain board or to OF passage
je2s tt KATE 4 LEUPoLn.
.sessyssss FOR BREMEN. The Al Brem- b,rk
p-Te far b bk aaS aoaors master will have quick des
-el--l corner l. mbard street and Cheapside
rs5iss5 FOR AMSTERDAM.-Tbe fine fsef-eo;Iiro-.,
as@s%S ~ bremen park CGPERNICUS Mahnkrrs uas+,
w. qulcS esDach Tor the abog u MOTT o,
Small StoSagc only, apply to ~ " ''e's"''
ia9a+f F. L. BRAUNS & Co
corner Che lpaide and Lombard street
aSps FOR ROTTERDAM-TheA AL American
ITgse@SSnp AACAuLAY. j. J. Rudge s. maste- viii H.
with despatch for the above lor For frach. pe
va Apply TO the captain board ComIrerriai - ~
jsso sw* A. &c TGHE INA d 4 CO. '1'''
aE7S fOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al British
ssasEs DARK CITY OF PETERBORUUGH 8 i
dispatch 1 Fr ahg at Commercial what and will have
ie,e.r FoARD ROGERS
&c Bowly's wharf
,sj#74S5s ss FOR LlFERPOUL.-TheA Al British harl
"eas . = u d tf ClOui Capt. Abbott now Icasi,g a,
80 i cia wharf ami being small caDacitv M m f. az
Glspatch For freight apply to '"P"o''S' VIII nave
elAtf FOARD Il ROGERS
10 Bowly's wharf.
4!ETss .r,I FOR BoSTON.-The fast-sailing scbr.
ID viii hav hes master is row loading for Boston,
ply 0Sf"'Nh' III 'rgIiiSht or passage ap-
ie2s If HESLEN Il kGGERS
- I;, y, W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
LIE sc f0 rule !, l.! ADELPhIA.-The fast-SaIing
- - fioohtr u RT, Captain FIX master is - 80
aI III a%v port Having the most Of her caro- on
apply ''-'''- u uG Or If' iSlit or passage
isiS-tr n N r1S2l-fN q l.OGERS,
N. W. cor er tratt and c. streets
.,4z5I5* NEW ORLEANS
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MI ,,., s272o,l6169 1,7II,4492I Iol7 III 40
,irn michlgan Southern Railroad earnings for Jnne
irt; sa, u ABOUT $4,000 to 80 900 over lima 1Ssn
ms ne had the benefit of the transportation Of ooo
Esstnrn winch the Michigan Central with its
nino tbroh kthe Great Western of Canadal run
Pn,Io 1oWing is statement of the earnines Of , I
I 3ce New York and Erie Railroad for the o 81 'ne
June 1861. compared with its earnin 81 ie lnohth OF
pohulns month Of the previous year: ' the CORES
June 1850 '''' ''''''...... .$46773O1
''''''''''......,. A COB o.
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s,SN NEW JRLkhNS
'''sAA-'"h LINE or

Shin JANE q gnT0Fpao,- f--.. PACKERS.
:. GHA 81 a 4 MILLER, :. S CAT
LheSe vessels all OF superior clgss .nd 70; =,
wSes 13ure They sail regularly a. styersed n3 q me
;t Wy Capalas vel! experienced in the trsGa rs
90 Of the above vessels in such as viii a me ca.
apply to ff,tiS III III S VI EsIeera;e passage,
GEO W T{ySSO5T r. ,. =, No o. Pratt street
aq %hn romptness and dispatch all goods cSnscned GT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

ss47 Al 1,2l9,272 l,47o,s7s $40 374
= the business of the Illinois Central Railroad for ~
S SIX months of 1851 compared with last wear was
Traffic -- 81 10y SEQ m - iooo Increase.
Land safes uG, 9e.t =, sl,i1z'os50l 500, 77S 9S
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

Eos rrV ~ CQK"f&SIOW MERCHANT
wa AAiH ALE VI sol IHERN AMI WESTERN
PRODUCE,
M lb2 SOUTE EUTAv STREET
NoppeSite Baltimore anu Ohio Railroad De,ctl
A. -. Refers by permission to '
messrS tirklani. Chase 4 Co, baltimore
messrs Fs2rce T. GRAY, Baltimore
5iisssfs Ruckiec Shipley, BALTIMORE
siessfs tsaac Reynolds Son. Isai
MesSrs MycShof Fest, New Yrrk
SStessfs SPOTS, Harvey i Co, Ricfiena
.;teSSfs. Alvey Lipsc, NIB, Rici.ugoIi
,ttNssr"- - r 4. Bt;!l, JIlSTlrst,.n.
@essrs Iounin, Voorhees, & Co Mobile
SSotSe ,atiian, EsG. New Orleans
,.%4. v Warner, Esq. Philacrlpbia
m.th " aTner, Esq. President Nechanfcs, po,. ,t,.
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.ossass WANTED FOR A PORT IN ETTp0nE
Al SHIP ii about 1000 to $ 600 harras 80: ~
one. 70 'pA'eli VIII De gym and fair Appy nj
nsl-tF JOHN HENDERSON & * a.
Pratt and
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d. WANTED.-Two VESSELS l30@I4o
Apply " '''"iA' iof ne HSat indies
fe4if KNOX 4 CO,
-, >
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
- SAMUEL E. TURNER
No SOUTH CHARLES SHEET
40 W HAND VERY SUPERIOR AS
f,S y INT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
fS od b4 " Annng his stock viii be found RI
ali ~. ana IN TEE PAPSRS, both domestic and foreign
all the most approved manufacturers ~ i''''sH' Vi
y5 X PES Ruled and Plain, very great variety
~ NEl.DpES OF all kinds S 'AiietS'
siAI!pAEKg Of every description for Office and private
IsI' w; Eel EN- - Pen HOLDERS, SEALING AY
&c, &c '' AVN 81 ANDS,
Il r. Ttg and Copying, OF all the best makers Eft
NAIES, &c, &C "''' ~ feih-AoN-
also large assortnent of WRAPPING PAPER
prices. u0'' "e eNc' all at low
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we,lto ta,atf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

yss.s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
feIl-ty KNOX h CO.
S.p;tI H.,
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EN7 W. WHITMAN
w . u ,PK0nUCE AND GENERAL
IN ~ y 81 n NE IL CHA MT
WOO; rr, .n,r,-,,, DEALER
f7 M ;Hf PdtHt rs, DRIED FRUIT, BEESwAx
;o+. No 80 LIGHT STREET,
80 RAITINnpp
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T9r 5alt, 1rsig6t Gr Gbartef::

xFs$ss WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
HfSa"~da ork can get deck load by applying 10 ~"
aug-tf o-.r " II. ). CROSS,
@ss-1 corner East Falls ana Eastern Avenues
,stfq55 FOR LIVERPOOL.
lIsS& Heavy freight wanted FOR an A ebir .o IT,;
epo' at rocerate rates Apply to ' 'O' Liver
saI7tt r. JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

CHARLES BEINEMAN. -,
{ MAS. BRlNKMAN L co 'i' AihA
~ Cr,AK{SSI0N EER CHANTS
PACKERS OF PROVISIONS
ui-ALEitS IN ALL KINDS OF PSODTrCE
80 81 u tsT PRATT sqaEET
L. r., Ne2r Bowly's wharf,
o. noS; Mess Beef, 100 do Extra No
$50 Mtss Pr and Eump Pors b ;can and Rr- Mo-.
-@tIeuLar attention paid to supplying orders mhl5-if
GEORGE WARNER
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n ooo., AND OHIO HIGH PROOF WHISKY
6RO nnrn receiving and for sale By A, L. WERE :
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
WHOLE NUMBER

sons. with whom / was alIehlI ~
ed began 10 speak Of he pos IS ~
friend, denOuncing Il and ~ q
author With unmoaaured abusa
Was towards them, hnt from many
remarks, I judged that they West
at me; one Of them had been pl.s s.
the reading Of some verses Whlea
written, and knew that ] was . l.l..e ~
en- TO rhyming, and be had pFeb1b
thought, induced the other % - ters
was the obnoxious individual thy e
rating so sOundly. At length t1.e w.
pHt bevoHd doubt: the first cf tie 4a
passing out of the door, mades ts1zls
with q glance at me 30 potneed, uleel1
could no longer hesitate to conclpqe 1nA
the anathemas against the suppoe
author were directed at me, and ] Wast
solved 10 give them some future Gauss -
their grataitOOs hostility ass
After dinner sought my friend Jones
and disclosed my adventure at the library
and the names Of those who had vosuns
teered in behalf Of the managers, begging
him to let me close the rejoiDder be u1e1ss
itated, by an attack upon the auxiliarieA
leaving the main body Of the enemy ~ I
him. Accordingly, each wrote bis paFe
in the evening, and the next morning is
was printed; and thus began . fend -thasA
endured for more than half century. 4
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

has, for the first time, known the fatigues
OF domestic employment-she has, for the
first time, looked round her on home
destitute Of every thing elegant, almost
Of every thing convenient; and may now
be sitting down, exhausted and Spiritlcss,
brOOding over prospect Of future power
ty"
There was a degree Of probability in
this picture that | could not gainsay, so
we walked on in silence.
After turning from the main road up n
narrow lane, 30 tliekly shaded with forest
trees as to give it n complete air Of scclu-
sion, we came in sight Of the cottage. 1t
was humble enough in its appearance for
the most pastoral poet; and yet it had a
pleasing rural look A wild vine had
overrun one end with prOfusiOn Of foil.
age; n few trees threw their branches
gracefully over it; and l observed several
pots Of flowers tastcfully disposed about
the door and on the grass plot in front
A small wicket gate opened upon foot
path that wound through some shrubbcry
at the door And as we approached We
heard the sound of music. Leslie graSpcd
my arm; we paused and listened. 1t was
Mary's voice, singing in the style Of the
most touching simplicity, little air of
which her husband was peculiarly fond.
felt LcSlie's hand tremble on my arm.
He stepped forward to hear more distinct
ly. His step made n noise on the gravel
walk. 4 bright, beautiful face glanced
out at the window and vaniShcd-a light
footstep was hcard-and Mary came trip
ping forth to meet us; she was IN II pretty
rural dress Of white; n few wild flowers
were twisted in her fine hair; n fresh bloom
was on her check; her whole countenancc
beamcd with Srniles-I had never before
seen her look so lovely.
"My dear George" cried she, ~ am so
glad YOU are come. ] have been watch
ing and watching for you; and running
down the lane and looking out for you.
I've set out table under a beautiful tree
behind the cottage; and I've been gather
ing some Of the most delicious strawber-
ries, for know you are fond of them
and VIC have such excellent cream- and
we have every thing SO sweet and still here
OH" said she, putting her arm within
his and looking up brightly in his face.
"Oh, We shall be so very happy
Poor Leslie was overcome. lie caught
her TO his bOsOm-he folded his arms
round hcr-he kissed her again and again
--hc could not speak, but the tears guSh-
cd into his eyes; and he has often assured
me that though the world has since gone
prosperously with him, and his life has in
deed been happy one, yet never has he
experienced a moment Of more exquisite
joy and felicity. .r
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

Again, o, tender and benignant NigIa,
My feVered temples unto thee bare,
Bend softly downward from thy tranquil hight,
And lay thy dewy fingers gently there.
Again, o, Night, again!
Until the turmoil Of my brain shall cease,
Aud gentle peace
Shall come to Danish pain.
still, most compassionate, most blessed Night!
The little woOd-Lird in its downy nest,
All safely sheltered in its wind tossed hight,
And SOftly tended, has been lulled to rest.
Thou rOck'St the murmurng bee
TO sleep amid the lily's curtain folds,
And slumber holds
All weary things, save me.
Have pity, pitying Night! thy breath Of balm,
Thy dews shed DER me. On my forehead bare
Make haste to lay thy tender, cooling palm,
Thy stilling finger on the pulse Of care.
thank thee, Night! feel
Der each tired sense Soft spells begin to cree
In visions, sleep
Pegins mine eyes To seal!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

\ LoNG TINE UP.-The steamer S.,
commanded by Captain s., exploded
several years ago, with terrible effect, and
burned to the waters edge. Capt. S.,
was blown into the air, alighting near IL
floating cotton bale, upon which he float
cd uninjurcd, but much blackencd and
muddicd. Arriving at n village several
miles below, to which news of the disaster
had preceded him, he was accoStcl by
the editor Of the village paper. with whom
he was we'll acquainted, and who was ca
ger for an item: " say, boy, is the s.,
blown up!" Yes" "Was Capt. S.
killed 2" "No; am Capt S" "Thc
thunder you are! How high were you
blown 2" "Iligh enough to think Of cv-
cry mean thing had done in my life, be-
fore came down. The editor started
on run for his Office; the paper was
about going to press, and not wishing to
omit the item Of intelligence for the next
issue, two weeks off, wrote as follows: -
"Thc steamer S. has bursted her boil.
or, as We learn from Capt. S., who says
he was up long enough to think of every
mean thing he ever did in his life before
he alghted. We presume he was up al
least three months"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

FAMILIARITY WITH WRoXG.--Hev. DR.
Wayland says: Familiarity with wrong
diminishes our adherence Of il. The
contemplation of it in others fosters a
spirit of envy and uncharitablencsS, and
leads, in the end, to exult in, rather than
sorrow over the faults of others. Every
time we indulge harsh, censorious TEN
per, some gentle affection, some loving
thought We might have had instead, died
out within us, and for every evil impulse
we net out, we lose good one; thus the
heart is left destitute of every good and
noble feeling which enrichcs our own souls
or bleSScs another"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

BEEF IN SAMPLES. good story is told
of the late w. L. Burton. While travel
ing on n steamboat down the Hudson, he
seated himself at the table and called for
some beelstcak. The waiter furnished
him with a small strip Of the article, such
as travellers are usually put oil WITH
Taking it upon his fork. and turning it
over and cxaminingit with one his pccu-
liar, serious looks, the comedian coolly
remarked" Yes, that's it; bring me
some! :"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

A SpUNKY TENANT.--A late London pa.
per contains the following advertisement: ::
A gentleman who is about to leave the
house in which he resides, being dcsirous
to return it to the landlord in the same
condition in which he found it. will pay a
fair price for 800 full.grown rats, nm acre
of poisonous weeds, and cart.load of
rubbish the weeds to be planted in the
garden, the rubbish left on the oor-step,
and the rats turned loose about the house.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

"JM, l believe that Samh got No truth
In him"
"YOu don't know, nigger; dsrSa mokS
truth In that niger dan ID IN tAs fSstcA
dc plantation" asln
"How do you make dat"
"Why, he never lets any OUt.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

SOME peoples notions of comfort differ
from those Of others. Mr.. Mathews once
visited Warwick Jail, and when he came
to "placc Of execution" he observed to
the jailCr, that, considering the extent Of
the county and the number Of executions
likely to take place, the drop struck him
as being very small. "I don't KNOW"
said the jailOr; to-bc.sure, six 'Ould be
crowded, but fOive 'Ould hang very COM
Portable"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

As GoD created the actual world through
the inbeaming Of his imagination and hl4
will, SO he conferred imagination on man
by the help of which he can represent
things to himself He gave him MOI, ~
deed, the creative power Of mind 70 bring.
forth material things, but the equally,
and in q certain sense, not less active im-
agination, by means Of which hsouiginsl-
ly could handle physical objects - hs
could the pictures Of his own imaginstion.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
" AND Hm | n voter, sure ?"

AND Hm voter, sure ?"
al have told you yes, halEa.dozcn
times"
"And the blackguardsa at the polls cam
hinder me from vOtin'?"
"Of course not"
"Thcn glory to God! It's happy
day TO Jim Conner! Won't the ould wO,
man feel proud to know that her young
'uns will be full.blooded 'mcricanS, and
able to vote without bein' savilizcd!-
Whoopl Long life to the country!"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

HUGo ARNor, one day, while painting
with asthma, was almost drafencd by the
noise Of brawling fellow who was sell.
ing oysters beneath his windOw. "Thc
extravagant rascal !" says Hugo, "ho has
wasted as much breath rs would have
served me for q month"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

A sT1NGY fellow, IN making lose@to >
young lady, said his affections were Eivet.
cd upon her. She told him that she did
not want to have anything to do wiEhEis-
cts or scrues like him. OF course. alter'
that, the fellow didn't expect to nail hes.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

In recent case Of assault, the defhndA
ant pleaded guilty. 81 think must bs
guilty." said he, "the prosecuting witness
and were the only persons tn the reonsS
and the first thing | knew was that ! vas
standing up, and he was doubled oyee
the table. You'd better call Il kuillS. =
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

An Irish waiter once complimcntcd n
salmon in tho following manner:
Faith, It's not two hours since that
fish was wNlkin' round his estate, wild his
hands in his pockets, never dramin' what
purty invitashun he'd have to jino yez
gintlemen at dinner"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

An old maid, on the wintFy side oe Aly,
hearing Of the marriage Of = pretty youne
lady, her friendobserved, with desp Ind
sentimental sigh: - q
"Well, l suppose it's what We tnnst 81
como to. ~.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
ORLEANS HOTEL,
Corner Of Main and Sacramento street
III PLACERVILLE.

II. T. PLANT, having leased the above named
popular Hotel, 10 now prepared to accommodate
ornament or transient bOardeTs in style equal to
that Of any hOuse in the County. No pains i'll bs
spared tn render the ORLEANS still more deserv-
ing Of public support than heretofore and the
proprietor, with confidence, anticipates n liberal
share Of public patronage. noV IL -3m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

SpUnGEoN sometimes comes out with q
good thing. Brethren" said he, If
God had referred the Ark to COMMITTEES
on Naval Affairs, it's my opinion that e
wouldn't have been built yeti" :.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

A LIBERAL education puts us IN pos
session Of companion that is our delight
in prosperity, and consoles US in Adversely.
II is the charm and sOlace of tfe. sa H
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

az GAVE him bit Of my mind, !" side
fop one day. "a 9s'qa,
"That was very generous" said wag
to friend, "for know the fellaR hasc
none to spare" ssnb,sss
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

TuE lion and the lamb shall lie down
together; but when they do, as the Wosid
now goes, tho lamb will most probably be
in the lion, -A
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

Aunt BETSY has said many good things.
and among them, that newspapers Hike
q wife, because every man should have
one Of his own. ssis ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

A Young prince Of the illustrious Aou1a
Of Monaco was asked why hs hea als1e
ried rich old woman. INA Gkw N4a
the gay young princes reply s
poor man in hurry to get aEl elles
bank note cashcd. troubles hinai
at the date Of L." ;5ssa sSssA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

In conversation, give the halEopen bud
Of a thought to your friend or lisaenss.
and let it expand in the Sunshine sf hls
own mind.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

A BEAUTIFUL but blind young lady -
covered her sight after marriage On
hearing this a bachelor wickedly ehssgyea
that il was no uncommon thing soe Pes
ple's eyes to bo opened by uAtrin0Al.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

If the facility Of accommodating oae's
self to the reverses of life, and Of extract
ing honey out of the bitter things sf his
world, be not true philosophy, It b seme-r
thing almost as efficacious. vsil.,.e
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

"I AN afraid Of lightning" !" saia a.I
ty coquette during stoqul. We -,
may be-" sighed . dsapalTaag a411n,;
"when your heart is q -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

A FELLOW being asked why he ID not
attend the funeral Of his wife, replisd ;sssb'
could not leave my shop, end IAlwags-aael
tend to business before pleasure
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

PRAISE Is the hand.maid ofslftlA hae
the maid Is much Oftensr WOOD IT,
mistress
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

INFInRLs are generally a a
believe everything but tke
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

When Is man thinner thasfa sslaezAe
When he Is a-shavingl Re