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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
rHATKsaIYrNa PRocIAnAr1oN.
STATE OF ONO. ExEcrTfvR DEPARTMENT, !
Itnlnu,hns OFT % 1850

STATE OF ONO. EXECrTfyR DErARTNENT,
Columbus, Oct 25, 1862.
The time h7nered custom adopted by the
Fsihers Of our State, of setting apart one day
i, each year for Praise, Thanksgiving and
Prayer 10 Almighty God, for lis goodness and
uercy 80 US as People, should be preserved.
Especially at a time like the present, should all
gOra citizens unite in laying aside the ordina-
ry business OF life, at least foe day, ard de-
vote themselves to teachings OF their Mixer.
The effort made by the legally constituted
authorities Of The land, 10 put down the wick
I'D rebellion against the Federal Government
the best ever enjoyed by any people, in which
effort the gallant sons Of Ohio have borne SO
conspicuous and proud part, has filed every
neighborhood with noRlHiRg. Oar brave sol
diers are yet exposed TO the dangers Of the
field Of battle, aud to the b@rdShips and sick
ness Of camp life, and our system of Govern
HlenI, in form nllcr Gods own laws, and 80
gentle that its reins were scarcely felt by the
governed, is yet in peril.
Our Heavenly Father can console the dis
trcssej, aud heal the sorrows Of the mothers
ger our patriotic soldiers now in the field; He
can paralyze the arm of the enemy Of our good
government.
Now, therefore, in obedieneeSto the request
of the General Assembly u .hae State Of Ohio
and 10 the end that a snstltaneous petition to
him may ccnd to HcaveN from all parts o.
the Stl'e, ! DO hereby fix upon, and set apart
Thursday, tn, 9th Day of November, Next
As a day Of Praise, Thanksgiving and Prayer
10 Almighty God! And l do recommend
that, abslaining from all business pursuits
the good end pure minded people Of cur State
meet together at their usual places Of worship
and with one voice, LumLly ask the God Of al
Nations 10 smile upon the distressed Of or
lnn,i; that He give wisdom aud purity 10 thost
in authority that lie Prostrates the enemie,
of our Government; that, in all things, n,
give such wisdom to all Ihe people of the eartE
as will enable them 10 conform to His laws
TO the end that peace and COED will shall pre-
vail throughout The world
In witness whereof, l have he-eunto set M
hand and affixed tle Gr,Nt Seal of Il.
[sEn.] State Of Ohio, Tie Gay aud year abov'
written. Oh
DA3-ED TOD, Governo
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Change Of Firm Name.

THE Drug Business conducted by NJ. L. STARR and
i \ o. sTSRR, heretofore under the nTm name of N.
l. STARR Bro will be continued by the parties
under the firm Of STARR & BROTHER, at the old place.
Thankful the friends and patronage have here
had, desire the continuance thereof and
will best endeavors 10 furnish every article
line, which shall be the best TO be obtained
We have every facility conducting business in
the best Misunderstanding large Store Room lifted up
equal the best in yhe ctics-and will sell at the
lowest prices for cash.
NJ T.. STARR,
Delaware, o. Jan. l, 1862 y. U. STARR.
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List of Letters

b ware, Ohio, the IS, Of No,ember, ri 1888. -
a Lanard john
Adams Miss Susan Lingo Mrs Temperance
A kin Catharine Leonhart Phillip
3 I.iddick Jonathan
Baker E L Liest Clay
Barnes Abner Lee Mrs
Bard Miss Mary Lockwood Julia
Barret ohm Luther James
Beverly Mrs EJ Lyman Miss Dercas
Benson Ciarissa III
BisSikommer A G Martin d
Brooks Miss Mary Marriott Mary
Brown Miss Maria Maze Miss Nancy
Brown Aney-2 Neighan Edward
Bunker Mrs + doier George 4
Butcher John D Noorhead JOHN
Z Monson Elisha
Christopher o \ Nsf Miss Julia
Cellar Mrs : & p
Cochran james w Parry George
Cole Ichabod Parker Miss Libbie NJ
Clayton Mathew Parker Miss Linea
Craven Rev q Perry Miss j E
ID Pitts Ephram
Davis VIM (Radnor tn Peacock J
Daniels Tomas Pierce Miss Allie
Davis Mary Phillips Miss Margare
Day Capt a Y P Plumer Rev P
Devrics b Potter Mamie J-2
Dildine Valentine Porter Mrs
Doughty Samuel G Renner Miss Anna
Dyer Ransom b Robinson Z
Duncan J i S
i SAKE James
Enos Miss Mary Sauderlin Francis NJ
Elliot James Salding Miss Mary
Fans Lewis Sabins Mills S
Evans Miss Catharine Schmehl John
Evans Mrs Rebecca Scott George A
Evans Joseph Shaffer John
Evans is Smith john
Everett Miss KiLtie Smith Il lirastus T
L Smith A
Faulkner Miss Phebe Smith II
Fant Mrs Sl0op Eli
Freeman Phillip Stimmel John A
G Styles Edward
Gregory Miss Iavinda iStrattlebaur Joe
Green Mrs Standforth q
Gray Miss Clara + Stith Mrs Martha A
Grealey Mis- Almy 3 Steckley j E
Green Miss SaviIla L
Gregg Mr.. r A Thompson Thomas +
II HTempIar T J
Hardin John Tyler Lewis
Hard Miss Mary A V
Harter Andrew Van Houten Jacob
Hays Thomas Van Ducv Jennie
Hines w Il w
Higenbottom Robett Walker Mrs Catharlr
J Ward F Y
Jones David Ward Miss Lofty L
Jones Thomas Webster L
Jones Miss Arm F White Alpheus
Jones J ohm Sr White 9 II
Jones A Wech Mary
K Wells G w
Kelly Thomas Wells q w Son
/ Woods w w
| Lawrence Phillip Williams Miss Mary
Latham Calvin Wright Miss Sarah
Persons calling for the above letters must say ADFE
| TISED.
| Nov 1852 12o A. THOMSON. P. u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Clo q Sc Wanted.
THE Highest Market Price paid for Clover seod
I by a. STRAUSS,
an u ,'6o-+tf Delaware Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Watches

TTAVE advanccd in price at least 30 per cent within co
II days in Consequence of increased duties alid high
RACES OF exchange. The extraordinary demand u sup
y the army has cleared the market Of tatm,. consc-
Urntly prices IL keep up.
have we sci .cied assor rtment purchased TO cash,
at were imported Endar lOSy duties AMI will sell
old prices within the next thirty days, namely
SILVER IluH7I"G CASE WATCHEs at SO to SIG.
Same with GnU movements aId heavy cases, at SIS 10
s2g.
american Watches lower than ever sold here before.
The prices Of these watches 50 to So lower
than the same article b. bought for in Columbus.
Please call and examine the stock at No Williams
Block
oct "a, 1862. C. PIATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Wheeling mails,

THE BEST IN THE MARKET-A LARGE STOCK
4 hand at C. d. POTTER CO.'S
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TO Consumptlves.

TIME ADVERT SER, HATING BEEN RESTORED TO
L health in n few weeks, by very simple remedy,
aitO having suffered several years with severe lung
affection ana that dread disease, Cuusumptur-s any
ous to make known his fellow sufferers the means ot
To all who desire e, he will send copy or the pre-
scripuu (ree or charged With the direction Tor
pr cparug and lsiuE the same, which they viii htid
SURF CURE CoNsuMrrIoN, ASTHMA, B'oNe1urIs %c-
The only object the adyertsr5 scplpg iha ire
sGriptiuu benefit the afflicted, and spread nlurna,
tion which he concpvs tu bc Invaluable, aUd he hopes
every sua rer win try b.s remedy, viii cost thogG
moth ing, and may prove blessing.
I'arIieS wishing tho prescription VIII please address
Rer. EDWARD 4. WILSON, NlliHlnsbWrh,
Oct "a, '62-;}m. kings NouutY Now Autk'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Wanted,

ANY number of individuals TO call end exam
IA ne the superiority ia tunC finish and utellGc cN
precision or the PREMIUM PICTURES daily taken >
VGAITT'S GALLERY They Arcadmlredby very on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

VorE OF ONO SoI4DIERs.-I Had the Ohio
soldiers been permitted to vote in the recent
eleclion-a prohibition for which they are in
debted to one Of the provisions Of our new
constitution-the result would doubtless have
been similar to that shown ia the Iowa, III
nois and Pennsylvania regiments. As mere
matter of curiosity the vote on Congressman
was taken in several of the companies raised
in the district in which Mr.. Bingham was de-
feated.. The men from Harrison and Carroll
counties, in the 9sih and 18th Regiments stood
as follows:
Bingham (Union) ...........-.....22l
White (Dem.) ................... 8
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Fork, Lard Bacon.

g5YE WERE VERY FORTUNATE in buying a Splendid
w Lot 81 Corn Fed Hogs, during the Last packing
season. the greater part Of hem being Of the Chia Snd
Sunik breed. 80 that have plenty of Thick heya
Pork, by the H. or bbl. A'so large rt Of Beautiful
White Lard. Also few sugar cured Hams and shoul
derS. s, M. LlTTEIl- x son.
IuiyIo 1861
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Estates &C., for Settlement.
TlHE following Administrator and AIEsintx have
4 hled their papers for setu,ment
Samuel Darst Adm Of Samnel Wise deceased.
Susannrh Wise Adm OF duncan Campbell deceased.
J. F. Tab 1T Adm Mary lit
!. 5 Lawrence Adm'x Of Joseph Lawrence -
There will be hearing said cases, at my Office in
Delaware. on Saturday, November 9gth, 1867.
November 1852
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Notice Of Co-Partnershin

Notice of Co-Partnership.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY FORMED a
4 Ce-Partnership, under the style Of TRUE & Dun
LAP, and will continue the BooT snOE LEATHER bus
ness at the old stand of J. & l. Fay.
C. W. TRUE,
March IL, 1862. A. DUNLAP
Mar 21'62.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07


Clear and Strengthen tLc voice Of Singers.
Indispensable to Public Speakers
Browns Bronchial Troches
Soothing and sfmpe-Childrsn them.
Assisting Expcctoratinn and Curing Huarsencss.
t'THsT rEouRLE IL THROAT (FnR THE 'TRocEs:
AE sPECFIc) HAVING MADE Nh OFTEN MERE WlIIsPERSR
y. P. WILLIS
'.PrzEuIxHx7TY TIKI FIRST AND BEsT.''
REV. HENRY WARD HEEfTTER.
t'I PEcoNMEvD THEIR UeF To TrHI" SrEAKEEs."
REV. T.. Il. CHAIN, MEM YORK.
Il HAVE PROVED FOR w.ooITNG COUGH.
REV II. II. WAia;iN, iusTON.
Gan old lady icnI hae.Ig trIcd nany remedies f,
ASTHMA with benefit, foHnl relief from the Iroehs
El.V. u. LisfI&, FRANKFURT, ILL
&c cat benefit in affections of the Bronchial Organs
DIR. J. +. W. LANE, BOSTON.
"a ST n9Ie and elegant coub lton FOR Coughs &c :
tR. q. i. BIGELOW, BOSTON.
81 have been mgcI afflicted with PEoXcIHAL AFFEc
TIoS, producing Roars ncss and Caugh. The Trochc
a;e tn Nv fat III ra aiy, giving powe rand clear
n ,ss 10 the voice. IEN. CLIO. SLACK.
Minister Church Of England,
SIllun Parsonage, Canada
CArrOy--Ae there are many limitations, ask for and
sETAIN olly 'Br5.rR's Bronchial T'1cheS," which by
oug cXpeI iHHce have proved their value having re:
t.Yr the saHetipn Of physicians generally, and test
: ,rislF f:or eminent men throughout the country
gee /. rrrggists cvory where, 25csgts per box.
HslsA e%-lgNa,is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Tie Grand Jury OF Montgomery County
have found a bill of indictment against Henry
NJ. Brown, for murder in The frst degree, charg
ing him in the words Of the Indictment with
"killing Mr.. Bollmeyer with deliberate and
rrencditated malice !"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Evrybody Look Here!

ONE THOUSAND APPLE TREES, all sizes and
~ kinds, So GIVE AWAY Tor the digging. Enquire or
Oct. 80, '62. Capt. J. II. VAN DEMAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
For Wounds either OccasIoned by the Bayo
net, Sabre or the Bullet, sores or BruIEen.


To which every 0idirr and sailor are liahio. ther
medicines safe sure and convenient HoIlO
ways Fills and Ointment. The poor wounded aud al
mnst dying sufferer might have his wounds dressed i'm
mcdiately. il he would only provide himself wTh his
nlt;loss Ointment, which should be thrust into the
wound and smearcd al round it, tscn 'rrd ilht-
piece of Linen from his kpapsaCk and compressed
haiJkcrclueL Taxing night and morning orS Pills
to cool The syst IN ana prpytEt iIii mmau ~.
Livery Soldier 5 kHapzack and Soamnns Chest sh6h-,
be provided with thcse valuable Remedies.
Caution None genuine unless The words ''TfoL-
LoWAY NEw G"RK AND l.0NDnN." diSccrnbla
trHbDk la cvrry leaf Of tho book OF directions -
round each POT or box: the may bo plainly
by holding the Llf "a The ltgkL A hHndRon, reward
viii hr gwen to any rendering such information ~
may ca to tbs detection Of any party parties eoup
rte.ung the me,iciacs vending tie same, EnowinK
lhrm 20 be spurious.
- Sald at the Nanufactory of Rrni HaIAnwAT,
so Maiden lanc, New YORK, and by al respectable
Druggists ana Dca ers in Medicine throughout the
iz d wurli in buNss at IS cents and 81 each.
&c Therc is calsiGcia able SAVING by taking the lar
y. B.-Eirrcions for Tile guidance OF patients eve
ry disorder ailixed to each box. Il. ,.
Aug y, 'G2-1v
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MeAkness or Debility Induced by over

VIII disappear by the of these invaluable
Pills, and the Soldier VIII quickly acquire additional
strength. Never t the Bowels be either confined
unduy acted upon. II may seem strange that Hollo-
way Pills should be recommended for Dysentery and
Fux, many supposing that they would increase
the reiuXation This is great mistake, for these Pills
will the liver and stomach thus
the acrid hamOurs from the system. This medicine
will give and vigor TO the whole organic system
however dcTanged, while health and strength follow
matter Of Nothing will stop the rcla xation
the Bowels this famous medicine.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
THE ELECTIONS.

The average Democratic majority in Ohio
is 5,593.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

D EXAMINING in the POST OFFICE at della
n ware, Ohio, on the LIST OF November, 1852
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
MANUFACTURERS Nv DEALERS
ScuIpturing and @ arriving

In Monuments, Tombs Grave Stones, Urns, Vases, Mu-
raj Tablets, Cabinet and Counter Slabs, &c., Il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

SO es and Ulcers, Biotcbes and sNeiings, with
certainty be radically cured if the Pills tlkea night
nd mo ming and the Ointment be freely usod stated
in The printei instructions &c trestei other
manner they dry in 10 break iiy another.
whereas this Ointment will remove the huniorE from
tho system and leave the Patient vigorous ant healthy
mai. It Will require little perseverance, in bad oAses
70 insIIrn llslIln
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Union minority.

Union majority. 2l3-
Company B, l2Gth regiment, gave Bingham
sirty votes, White one.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Scattering returns from this State indicate the
election the entire Republican State ticket.
Wilder (Republican) for Congress, is proba
bly, elected over Parrott (Union) and Mat
thias Dem)
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

CALIFORNIA WHEAT AT THE WORLDS
FAIH.-The London Agricultural Gazette,
in notice Of the agricultural department
Of the great international Exhibition,
says:
"The finest wheat shown at any Of the
stands, and the finest that we have seen
in the building, is the exquisite sample
Of Wheat from California, shown BY
Mr.. W. E. Chambers, Of Mark Lane, at
stand 70S, ofa pure cream cnIor, every
grain like its neiehhor, a short small
thin skinned, full bodied berry, with no
stain Of deeper tingr on any part of its
surface, and weighing 6S pounds u
buShel-this specimen may be taken as
an example o. what wheat ought to be.
In the same are specimens Of a good lix.
rowcd barley in ear.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

How HEALTH BmGnTENS THINGS. Ma.
tnre has so knit the mild and body to-
gether that they act and react upon each
other Who has not felt that the state OF
health gives q cp)nrin" II, eVA-.;;'l;',.-,, ,het
ij&ppenS to him? One man whose health
is depressed secs his own tireSide that
used to burn so chrerfully only colored
with gloom and sadness. Another, of n
hrigh; and joyous mind, in the full vigor
of health, will go forth, and the very deS-
ert to that mans eye will rejoice, and the
very wilderness to his view will blossom
as the rose, and the saddcst strain to him
will sound the most joyous and brilliant
\ sufferer goes out and looks on nature,
and its roses all become thornS, its myr-
ties all look like briars, and the sweetest
minstrelsy Of the grove and forest sounds
to him like wild, waiting minor running
through all the sounds Of nature.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

A PRAYING MAcHINE.-In the Inalna
department of the great exhibition a
London is red praying wheel from Thibr
ct. The prayer is written, on piece ot
paper and fixed to the wheel, Which fet
wolves on spindle held in the hand. -
The idea Of the worshipper is that evert
time the wheel turns the prayer is inadG
Frequently the wheel is fitted ID be turn.
ed hy n small stream. In the moIntasu1
Of Tibet travellers see considerable nuns
bers Of these praying machines TINS dtiVs
en- by water power. Scientific Ann
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

ERHS.-UAnAsLV " ADvAHeu-OHe Year, .; siE Months
aSt ThgOs Maaths, So; One Month payable the Car
risrl. 50 cents; Single Copies l21 cents,
DvERTISINo-Ons sSssre Of 10 liaea Art insertion. -
zach subseQHen Insertion o. 50 Business Cards Of 10 inea
~ lsss, O0e e16 Business CNSa. = ~ W. ~ =
no9ths So liberal dlnoonnt will be made on the
sbSvs SoS yearly and quarterly advertisements which
sxessd sas square.
5OB FRTNrING-0ur once rsplsts With al the modern
t1Vf0VeSa for the HHAT, eHBAr Agp nArib OF
tosteFs HaadAis CiroulAFa Bal Cer-
uAesaAs " sssek Deposit, HheaAs Cheees Receipts,
Ceres LAbsis Sse., iu plasa - fancy soloFed lnAs
SUsTICIa BLANks-Amdaviis Undertakin4s and Eris Of
Nuaeh11n4 unAar IL la for sac this once
Blank DocIaraoas HomessAd the NOS, convenient form
la Jest PFinted, eo@plete form Of AlNEkS DEED
~ = keautffu -sxseuted MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
L. P HIsHER No IIlH washnEtou street. opposite Mcguire
OpaFa the Oay aushessod for the MOUNTAIN
NEMOCRAT, In the city Of San Francisco. All orders for
r. Paoar AARhtSie&lS ~b bin an ~ RromPuy at
T. c. KRRLHY Esthorissd reosve moneys due this once
fer subseriptlsaS s4ENOttsinE, etc.
W.T. OIABS ne aathoFiEed Agent Of the DEMOCRAT At
0eorRstSun 0rderS for the adVet.nE OF Tor Job
vsrh, in uIiA hin Uin be promptly attended To-
SHAA T. JACKSON 10 the authorised Agent Of the NOUN
TAtS 6EMOcRAT At ~ DorsdO. Orders lee ~VN huN ~N
~ prsmRty attsaAsd 10.
Al lratts ~ savsStaG ETC.. len with him gill receive i'm
Ee4fSh atteatsSa-
A. NAbGAM Jr: N s sssASrissA agent Sacramento and
v prSoyuy STvAFd advertiOensnts handed hin for u.s.
A. H. L. DIAs Assat fer the DEnOcHAT At virginia City
NsvA1a rsfritsry.
col WN KNOX ts authorsed agent at GriIfly ilA-
Srs sivsa Ma Ter 'hs Democrat will be promptly at
OssAsA v.
g. sHITH s autAsriIrd t. sslIe advertisements and
Sshptisas for he DsnOsrat la Sacramento city.
OAsey en- C0lOMa street.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

On, marry the man you love, girls, e.
YOU can get him at all. n he is rs Ki0lI laiz
Cr@sus, or as poor as job in his -Ealk -,
Pray, do not marry for pelf; twill bring
your soul into a thrall; but marry th1
man you love, girls, if his purse is ever %
small. Oh, never marry a fops Rirl1
xheth;'T as;s ,;:>;tie or tail; he II lnGiEs y
fool Of h;msc!Saaa yoh;. he knows nothse
ing well but to drawl. But marry . sober
man, girls; there are few left on tlIl8
ball you'll never rue the day girls, that
YOU ever married at all. --;-rs27ss :.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

A PROPOSITION is now before the Parli.
ment Of Brazil TO open the Amazon, the
La Plata and other great rivers to the
commerce of the world and in addition
to this is another proposition to grant
subsidies to companies that will establish
lines of steamers to ply on those rivers
and connect with the United States.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

A GOOD STORY is told of Michigan SOL
dier, in Virginia, who was accused Of
stealing a goose from n rebel. He was
brought up for trial, and admitted taking
the goose, but pleaded in extennation
that he caught it in the act Of kissing al
the American flag, and arrested it for dis.
loyalty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

SAFETY OF SMENcE.-I beg you to take
to heart one maxim, whirh for myself ]
have observed and ever shall. tits, never
to say more than is necessary. The un.
spoken word never does harm; what ia
once uttered cannot be recalled, and no
man can foresee the consequences.
IKossuth.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

A ROGUE asked charity on pretense Of
being dumb. A lady having asked him,
with equal simplicity and humanity. how
long he had been dumb, he was thrown
off his guard and answered, From my
birth, ma'am." "Poor fellow |" said she,
and gave him a half dollar. -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

SAYS Prentice: -" Although the Seces-
sioniSts and AbolitioniStS seem to pull in
different directions, their tails. like Samp-
sons foxes, are joined with tirebrands to
wrap the country IN f1ames."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

"ARRAH, Pat. and why did marry W
jiS tell me thats for it's myself that's had
to maintain We ever since the blessed day
that Father O'Flannagan sent me homs "a
yer house" "Swate jewell" replied
Pat, not relinqnishing the charge, "and
it's myself that hopes may live to zee
the day when ye'rc widow. xaping nxes
the cold sod that covers me then, ~
St. Patrick, I'll see how you get aioDk
without me, honey" re
TnE olive crop of Greece has been a.
tackled by several maladies, one Of which
is a sort Of fscurvey caused by an iusoG
The yield is seriously affected. a8
The "Allen Pear Tree" In Sale
Mass, which is. 224 years aid, b1ss n
bushels of fruit this yean -" S 4
TIE Marysyille Appeal SAYS ibera ~
one hundred and twenty-five pianas n
that city, but only dozen plaxsga
A LAUGHING child sis the bsst pcsls1Il
Of happiness. t
GoLD IA the dust thas -bIIads al
THERE are nosaeh things = ~ r
One might a. wen cali e6la. -
gold. Ia N;iEs9 4 q
PfrcB upot, shst eoaEss a
the most excellent, alid hSbls aI.
1t the 'uCst delishfql
Tnr frmess hip6ds - -
tavoTa. hsst (
T.uorsHr p,ss u
/ &
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15

PEACE is the evening star of the soul !;
virtue is the sun; and the two are never
far apart
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-15
"A. VAN VOORHEES,,

- I. o. o. .F.-MOFntng Star Lodge o.:
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IT is far happier to be deceived than
undpceived by thnse whom We love.
WHAT age is the most deceivingi The
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TROUBLES are like babes.-t they only
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DEEP rivers flow with silent majesty.
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Oso E. wILLILnA ST#0s. H. WILLIAM.
WILLIAMS q WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY LAW,
Omes-In Douglass Building, Main street Placer
vile, (uP SSirS)
sLste Attorney General june2sH