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The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

| REMARKABLE ADMISSIONS. ~ cores
pondent of the Neuc-Zeit, a German Re
publican paper published in st. Louis and
the organ of the Administration, tells
some truths not palatablc but Instructive
and necessary to Lc known, "doat W hat
he saw on a recyat tip to Washington
He thus speaks oil tue feeling of the East {;
The people Of the Ea>t are completely
weary of the war, AMI desire peace though
it be connected with c0nilrons ever 50
shameful. The country is exhausted in
men and money; the wotul condition Of
our finances is more heavy affection
than all Others. because it is tv!t Mt every
hour of the day; ard but ohe wish hovor>
on all lips: Peace, Peace.
lie gives the following dcplorable ac-
count Of IIooAer's army:
The army Of the East is still more cor
rupt than the people, This army is rot.
ten and treaSonabc from head to foot. -
The Western troops. as soon as arrived,
become equally corrupted. Upon the
whole trip have not met single soliier
who did not curse the AbolitionistS, damn
the negroes to hell, and declare that he
would rather fight for the South than to
make stand for the liberation of the
slaves.
He thus speaks of the want Of fpatriot-
ism in the East:
The desertions increase with every day.
The Presidents Proclamation is publicly
cursed. OF patriotism you iini as little
in the Eastern army as amongst the pco-
pie Of the Eastern States. The people
seem no longer to have an idea OF patriot
ism; not a man speaks Of sacrifices; from
love of the cause hardly ten men would
remain in a regiment.
lie thus alludes to the vcnality, feeble
ness and vllainy Of the leaders Of the Re
publican party-the worthless men who
are at the head of our National affairs.
Recollcct, reader, we are but quoting the
language of a prominent member of the
Republican rarty-an appointec Of the
Administration
Inc statesmen III W aSnlIlStol, III thcli
turn, are more corrupt than army and pco-
pie For them there is but one watch
word Let US steal while it is time. -
Every one prefers to snatch portion of
the booty out Of the strong box of the
Secretary of the Treasury, though the sin
flood was already rolling against the gates
Of Washington; and the Cabinet mem
bcrs place the crown upon the whole
swindlc.
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DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
IN Il Il L. Il, L

SICTEmtn', >t".r'. i,'s,~ N"rtro,,e y. opjosEe
PHcihr .N'3 Mtha.siip tos NFfct.
SJH Fran, f..cn.
Established in 1854. for the Permanent
Cure OF ali Private and Chronic Dis
eases and the Suppression of Quack-
cry.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
PnLApELPH1A, Jan. 17th, 1859.
a. Na.1 - c,,r-i.s
To the Eltors of the Pacific Medical and sursie'
journal:
-nnhl. In.1nncc of MedicaI

RcmRrknbIe IhsInhct OF
RcIicf.-B-low W. publish The ctr' fr'.drH 90 thre'
II the sufferers from the rargs al disease, "ho haV'
ING recovered their former h. Ih ana imPels" Oy
,,r,titnd.. r,ase known ;hc,r case. ard reiuei'.
49,. ard their sfar.Wcrts arr HU'htht'a'rd ny =
Notary Pubic The demands Of -'c'''N in'prt 'n"'y
r,,r.ri their publicity, aud W. commend thtlr ~
r...al ,n th.. nt,.stinn ot lie ailcttd:
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Nrm advertisements EesDag.

4. body and mind, predsposed to consumption, sn9
,rain ~ evils more to be dreaded than death itse''
Will The fullest confidence, assure the an1ortohAe
victims Of sell. abuse, that permanent ana sPeeoy
nra can be effected, and with the abandonnent OF
ruinOus practices, my pAuen' S@n w
hust vigorous health. - ..
Trrrrulari,ies and all diseases OF males ana le-
,ostss treated on principles established oy nHeeh
aars of nractice and sanctioned by thousands OF
S nos, remarkabIe cures. Medicines, with full d.
rctions sent to any part OF the state oregon anu
Ws-bington Territory, by patients communicating
thSir symptoms by letter. Business correspondence
| strictly confidential. c,,pr.v IN
,tnSa.l isrf;..t.; SSC-nMeT>S rect, below Mont
-o,,%rv. orrosite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos or
| fce San Francisco.
The following letter which emphatieaIy
aoLs for itself was written by the Dean OF the rae
l,v 81 The Philadelphia College OF Medicine, To the
- Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal
| San Francisco, for publication;
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17th, 1859.
To m. Elitors of the Pacific Medical and Surgical
| journal:
Gvxv,EsgS My attention has been called to an
.r,;rI. ia the December number oil your IouIhA' IN
| 49,, ~ tho mi sundetn degree granted nv the
| pbiIaJ.Iphia College of Medicine to pr l." - N1"i
iav When the application FOR the degf.e was maue
r. n. Yarui,y It was accompanied ny afnnfN'- anu
| ,.s,;r,or;al, To the effect that DIR CzaPkay vas
| lc>''u u''I'''7 =. - - - }---~-s- f o~-'b
rjryi n. a Surgeon in the IIIugaran army, and
| .s a rer,Iar practitioner Of medicine. on We
| s,renrtT oi these, the degree was grantcH' me ~"
.,,..l, N, degree, its name iWl'irs' Il
| ,,,i,atrs o,.ly and gives new ptIVi!" g"S- had
hr hen the slightest suspicion Of rrcCnhr''N' He
,' 'a,i,r, would havr been refused. By inserting
az m vu,r Journal you viii de- an act Of justice To
the Colege. and confer favor on nSn
" Yonrs very respectfully, II. RAND,
De,n Of III, Faculty u the Philadelpha Cole &c o
%
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

In the election of Aldermen, no politi-
cal issue was made. The political fight
was made on Mayor and Clerk, and Ira.
cy and Cbubbuck, Union Democrats,
werc elected--MunSon and Brennan, Re.
publicans, defeated.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

ENORMOUS ISSUE OF PAPER MoNEY.-A
careful examination Of the financial bills
passed by the late Abolition Congress,
shows that Secretary Chase has issued,
and has the authority to issue, the follow
ing legal tender notes, treasury notes,
bonds, and certificates of Indebtedness
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Attendant and Resident Physician,
l. ]. CZAPKAY NJ d

L. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late in TIE Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief
Puy>ici..l 10 thr 10Th R'-,...lt OF li,ryeds Chief
SUI. .'ii - d." Military Hospital # prsth Hungary
late Lecturer ott Diseases Of Wuul"n and ctli IN.
aud Honorary Member Of The Philadelphia College
OF Md cine.
- Particular aiicnton paid 10 the treatment "
dsea >es peculiar tn Women and Children. ai-S
uFFItE l"tts--FruM N iii ! r. ". UUurnu-
ncatl"gs strictly cautl~u:i.,l. Permanent c1rl
giarl''eed, or 10 pay. Consultations, by letter or
otherwise, free.
Address, DIR. L, J. CZAPKAY
Snn
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

E THs DEMocRArIc SrArE CKxTRAL Coz,
,YVFSs are requested to meet at the City o'
SacFamsato, on Tuesday. May 5th, A. D. 1905, J,
= u o'clock, n, Of said day, Tor the purpose OF
sl-~tinR a Chairman and Recording Secretary
snd ~ transaction Of other business. a full
attendance Il requested. -
49, Corresponding Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

NR-In ordering your wines. be sure to asA for
ct, S.u.-vains' Brand" aS inferior kinda are ofeeB
substituted. APtAEbs0
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

ST. PATRIcK's CnuRCH.-On last Sun
day evening the spiritual retreat-at
tended by the most solemn, interesting
and instructive s-terminated
in st. Patrick's Church, in this city. AT
81 o'clock P. NJ, the members of St. Pat
rick's Society, under the direction Of Mr..
Charles McCune, President, and the La
dies Altar Society, Miss Margaret Gal
lagher, President, formed the line of pro-
cession at the rear Of the church, and at
IL preceded by cross bearer and AGO.
lytes, then entered tine church. Then
followed the services of the altar, and
lastly Rev. Father Largan, robed in sur
plice and cope, Officiated at solemn YES
pers,-at the conclusion Of which Rev.
Father Buchard, S. j., an accomplished
scholar and finished orator, delivered a
fervent and instructive sermon, free from
sectarian prcjudices and political allu-
siOna. In the course of the sermon he
called upon the congregation to renew
their baptiSmal promises. Duiing tine
ceremonies the members of st. Patrick 5
Society took the leading part, holding in
their hands lighted candles. The church
was densely crowded, and in consequence
of the small size of the ctlihcc a large
number Of persons were obliged to re-
main outside. When the baptismal
promises were proposed by the Rev. Fa
thsr, ell, both inside and outside, re-
sponded in a loud tone Of voice. At the
conclusion Of Father Buchard's sermon,
the litany of the Blessed Virgin was
sung by the choir,-after which benedic-
tion of the Blessed Sacrament was given,
thereby terminating the spiritual retreat
which has produced much fruit, and
which will ever be remembered, not only
by the Catholics Of Placerville and vicin-
ity, but by many others not members of
the Catholic church.
The church on Sunday evening was
elegantly and beautifully ornamented,
with flowers, evergrccns and lighted can
dies. On either side Of the sanctuary
were elevated the banners Of the Socie-
ties connected with the church. Beneath
them stood the Presidents Of the Socic-
tics, bearing in their hands the standard
Of the cross, which as champions Of the
faith Of Jesus Christ they exalted during
the renewal Of their baptismal promises.
During the course Of the week large con-
gregations were in attendance at the
spiritual exercises, Notwithstanding the
severity of the weather. The altar was
surrounded with devout communicates
every morning, and in the evening the
excellent prayer of the Rosary" with
benedictiOn Of the blessed Saint, were Of
fcred by all as incense to the throne of
God. Thus were crowned the jealous la
bors of Father Buchard. who must have
teiS OuI CITY Win heaFlleII STatltuue 10
God for the wonderful success of his
spiritual mission in the Church of St
Patrick, at Placervile.
. . =
SRRENADE-TnANKs. On the night of
the election, after the result was an.
nOuncsd, the friends of Mayor Tracy
got out the band and sercnaded him,
other prominent Democrats and the
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT office. Accept our
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
SUMMONS.

n CROFT, PIE, VS.. G. p Burney. DsfH-Hw
IL Justices Court. Kelsey TOwNshia, &C., -
ii Dorado, before G. II. Roelke, J.P,
The People OF the State of calfOsnIa = @, 4, -
ney: II =
You are summoned to appear before me, 81 my e.
nee at Spanish Fiat, Kelsey Township, County Of a
Dorado, State OF CahArnia, the 10th day e So
1858, at 10 o'clock, A. n, to anSWeP the cousnaaSn
OF D. Croft, plaintiff who sues 70 recover Of RoR ~
sum Of fhy-eleht S-l00 dollars, on snsS118 e
goods wares and merchandise sold and dellVsreA .
you in said Kelsey Township, at iundEy tines -.
tween the st day Of January 1e@ aad tke lulAA 49,
OF April 1853 Andif you fall to appear and ansueF
the plaintiff will take Judgment against yOu for tAe
sum o hiiy'eight s5lOO dollars. with inteFssl SAes
costs. 10y - y y
Spanish Flat, April 10th, 1868. ...
G. H. R0ELKE, I. r..
..-s. kshV HpndhiR:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COuntF Nf n DaEaAa<--
ID. Cron VS.. c. p. Burney.-M ApneAEiag e NJ -
isfacton, by the adidavtt Of D. CfOl pSslzalRn -
above entitled cause OF Aetion, that O. p. DuRnsY.
the defendant In said cause of aollon, has AspaRSf
from this State; and 1t appearing, In hks m6aAsss
that cause Of action exists against said d0noAaaS
In favor Of said plaintiff; hereby order eaa -.
vice Of fthebammOnsin in mid canss be maAA up0A0aAk
G. P. Burney, by publication in the MoUzTAm Onso-
Graf, weekly newspaper published 10 the city oe
riacerviiie In said county, for three months, fFe
the 17th ofAprl 1858.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, lee.
G. H. R0RLKE J. p.
apr1eSm, Kelsey TOwnsAlp.
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NERIT

sAINsEyIIN's WINE BITTERS can Be had II
the princlpal Wine Merchants and Liquor DeAlsFn
;hrou ghout the State,
Depot, No. opG Jackson Street, SaA HFAseiseO.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

SERENADE-TnANKs. On the night o
the election, after the result was an
nOuacsd, the friends of Mayor Tracy
got out the band and sercnaded him
other prominent Democrats and The
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT office. Accept oul
thanks, gentlemen, for the compliment.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
NoTICE TO TEACHERS.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

/ Monday, JuEe II, lSo3,
At Ii O'Clock. \. NJ. % the preIA..e-. pa'H"nd
sr..--. q! ti:lrENHf la;ith .AlLplNr and
Lot .sr n,,gI. by We. tar = Go. ID .~
II ct. .' ~. F.-.,.- - X, .;rS., ,.tI
and ;Bc u.4-.>Ll,d. L., n..l.Ms .tlus "a good
ru.t AMI ISL. >..'t-'l'.'.. -'rl.'a.e.
TEI;M>-D..-t.iI ,.,,., a..j h.,4i.ec "u aI.,c
months credit, >.,.. BY ..iar :1r al. n" r.,r.Ty
ULO. II. CAEIEE,
>rg'ry.Hs PA.i4rr.
Diamond SPRINGS, April 23I. ls.i It'd
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Posrp0MEMnnm

The above safe is hereby postponed 70 Saturday,
May 9Th, 1868, between the hours Of 10 Oeise A. &.
and o'clock P. NJ.
W.P. HoLLINGSwORFH,
AdministFAtoR, and
ELIZA n. H0LLINGgWORfH.
Administrat.ix OR saN RsGass.
April 1lth, 1s63.-id
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
| am your obedicht servant,
Al ~ 4

Prentice, ofthe Louisville Journal, thus
replies to this Infamous Abolition traitor
- this favorite of Secretary Chase and the
Administration This card i, somewhat
interesting on several accounts. 1t shows,
AMONGST other things, that Mr.. Clay is a
conditional CnioniSt that General Hal
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? AMI irNDVR-WFAR-

HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
SPLENDID STOCK Of Ladies add Ge.;s' aid Chilfs Ho-
sery and UndoIWea being tod 81 p cent less tbsn pres
eul eJst OF importation
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MlNTER GARDEN.
Third Third MONT
Of the
REIGN OF MgRRIMCNT.
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY 20.h,
The MansEs has ncecpessars ia Announcing the rep
''''''' u '- DELIGHTFUL EMBARRASSMENT,
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
which Monday usnt welcomed by tbs voice CT the
pubc pIo.s, snd h. o!.mItion. o. TIE plbie asths
TiidUMfai or TIE Season.
y ''; TfiE GREATEST ARTIST OF OUR TINE.
1HE GREATEST ARTIST or OUR TINE.
TWO DISTINCT AND OPPOSITE ROLES.
In ths eccentric cha leter Of -
P PzTTzzRS WSxSMi
THE oESrLEaAN OF NATURE.
1- ~ TIMOTHY TooDLEs.
TIMOTHY TOODLES
To might and syerJ nislt
LUCK;
Tue GzvTrESAs OF Es-vNs
Perverted with pew scenes By Hawthorne, Original Musc
'' PknioD on rnE Rzvorrrros.
First Ac, iT79; Second and bird Acts 1874
PETER ~AHE1 ltas Gseilsnsn Of NaIoEsl u D CLAkh 3
i M sS SEDo ftII a II l. piVnSPoRT
CAPr oEONGE EYELYS..........,......ar. H AGAIN
MARloN EyELYN.....".....,...-..-si A GLIsToS
pdny.nn
JAE II. 3 ,t,so.ts Of tho
TO which VII bs .ddess revi'sd add amended version
THE POODLFs
TIE gOJDLES
THE TOODLES .
TIMOTHY TOODLES................Mr. J. 3. CLARKE
PLAYED by thi, 1heser for tweatyfour might,
sscutivsy When withdraw ia tue hight Of it,
oslns to other peromptory -aa.oDeDts.
Commence ~ Q O'clock.
a CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OrERA
"a D ............,.........IAX MAREIZEk.
The Director begs 10 announce ,horl season VI
SIX hlUHTS,
MONDAY EVENING, MAYA
whea viii be o e.entsd FOR
THE FIRST TINE IN AMERICA,
Ns.dPs Cana Opera VI
AkOLDO
With scenery, costumes. trd s7poutuens AMI tbs
following
SUPERB CAST:
AROlDO n saIsn Knight. Slsnor hAILOIENl
81 Ma (hs wifsl ..........,.Mle ORlOLANl bklbNOLl
FUBERrO Father Of hnal BELLiNl
0Jdv.ao....Hsr ReichElt EnTco.. ,......Sipof RuDo
Bano......... Her Mailer Esna.u..... Msdsm FicIef
Knights Crusaders Ladies', Esqiires, Pages HsrAld..
Peasants. &c.
NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS
Tho tuhscbes Ct last season WHO sesre 70 Teain their
boxes seats for
THESE SIX NIGHTS,
requested 20 give notice a. the Boz Once ofthe Academy
before II O'Clock Friday morning. next they viii
be tiSpo'-d O. ~ any oher sPpaeants
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RIBBONS

OPENING FROM THE TRADE SALES.
so Cartons FANCY HAT RlbBOSS from q.
sd C.-ts,s PLAIN CSRD EDGE RIBBONS, oil tbo de-
"a lie aides sod wiitL,, best quality Imported.
5ULL STOCK VELVET R!gBOts, ...,., 49,. ,
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QUILTS. EXTRA.
loo Lancaster Manchester and hsrr-tlss Quilts ope
ius from Auction, q, lesa than hall the msnsseuie" pee
Nos e0t and 2Os 6th..v. two doors below ltth-st
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YANKEE NOTIONS.
COATTS'S BEST n0yaTdS Sp Cotton In perfect oTder
Aenngst al dozen-AE-nsS pI.ce, 81 -. Fa1 ,tooa Of
oter Tnsd Tapes Needles Scissors PeraGriy aud oihsf
matters tpp-rtaning Yankee Notion SoeA oil pest quA
ties II low pT;ceL
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Zeal gstaie Tor Sale.

EOR SALE.-Ihe Managers Of the New-fork
lnttui,n fof tho hud Chsytdg fo't large poroa Of
hs- properly sth ard Jh ana So snd Athsth now
ofsf fo sale snsl g. parcels a. be DESIRED u o, on
3gth AID 1T JJdst each IS beet " feo inches,
commencing TO- feet west u the shav For t.rm, which
literal lDd particularly 90 70 those VINO viii improve
loiedia,e y appiy 70 GEORGE H. ALLEn PRECEDENT, az
r. oic- o. Carson y Foster ESQ., no. oil "arst. be-
tween Ia md z
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NEILL PROPERTY and WATER-POWER
w for SALE, ,itGatod o the Owssco Lake Oute;,
vi Iu Of mile Of New YORK Cepf. depot in tho city
Of Aubun, comprising FLoUBlNuMlLL. sAW,MlLL'
SMALL WOOLEE.AfLL, and ID NELLINO-IOC SIS.
together with EACE,S Of POWER and ROOM Tor q
FiRslCLAsS FACTORY. Tue dam !, Al, ne and peIms
n-nt q ~ ie-t hesd particulars, address l.. H. j. 4
DAVIS, Bon No. on AnbuTa Po.l-OtIco, ssw.Iosk
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CLOSING ALL oar ades gh: KID, best quality at The
old pce.63 &c nts Openag splendid stock spring CnoF'
Ladies PaIs Kid Gloves lover prices Than any other house
IN the city.
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Urn Coos

- II. MACY.
II. WE ARE OPENING FROM THE
TRADE SALES
Ia ana So, LADIES' LINEN CANBRIC "a chesp a. We
ser ,sd Thorn Zine handterchief' from lSic to ISe;
HENS FITCH 10. from l5c. to 81 We NEVER sOLD
FISER FOR TIE MONEY.
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FRENCH FLOWERS AND HATS.

FULL STOCK Ladies and tbild's stIsws and every
hne French Flowers and full line of Millinery Goods
at low pTices.
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Amnsemeufs.

NIBLO. GARDEN. -
Ws Ds o,;iY;fv;Ri aiNo . WI, q III
FIFTH FIEFH %sEk 4 4sD SS39ssiinns
LAT LAT s siShr B BUT T TasEE & ~"
a aATiEDA H HEsSs y
A., a.. MATILDA HERON
H inG on 'i Fany l,.''t efama of ,,o
Asmma0RA FLOYD; AURORA yL0fps
AURORA FLOYD; HfR0RX rLOYp3
|, o. The SHADOW OF 4 LIFE
which h,. Ar, vi iAE SHADOW OF A LIFE.
I'd called eA MENTIONING .Sal. q vi HOUSES -
no'r fSSG I5;S SSS;ssfs4ss s q 'fliEsr
pRlWiNd-iRsoso5MH aLooM oFTHE SHADOW
xc &C fH sE FsdoTD s.-rHE RETURN
1h6 k1aHW9Eaksl s%oSay 4 SSz saAPow
III. l.pss Of SSi ,s'as Do, and liz ss..y.s
THE BETR0THAi' 81
ACT THIRD
LIGHTS AND sHADowa
SQUIRE NELLi5H5 HOUSE IN YORvsyIar
SrEyE. TIE sOsfY-I wOs't b beat-Anivs 4 sSs 49,
trainer James Cooyea A
UTTER DIZZINESS
Plo, and Counter Piotrss Poe rAo,
sSad PoandS add Leays ID. Place Tor Evs.
ACr FIFIH
HOPES SUNSHINE DnlvEs TaE SHADOW yRor
THE PATH.
Melli,hs Hou.e-Toe Dessctiv--Ths North Leds>--Ths
But.op~-rhe Clus-The Foe.
DESOUEhENT
Mr. Wheaey Is happy to announce brief snssss
nebt commencing Moadsy, May g. With The sest tsg!e
sTtists, v
hose rare gs Of genius and soHs endowmsns have con
Il ued render tbs esteemed and popular tists
tits coontry -
r Whesoy regret. add ih.. this viii DO the ysy iu'
ALnert abe fDhi
PRIOR no bER DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE
The initial representation Will Dc the einsoy spccsiss
play of
LEAH,
THE FORSAKEN,
Door. oren q, III Performance commences S ~
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LADIES' UNDFR-LIs

PARAsOLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
10000 NOW OPESlNG.-Al style, AID prices
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS FINE FLANNELs, &c.
DIR STOCK Fine Flanue LBons, Linen C.mbrcs. Lin.
o, D,rask Napkus Doyhrs is complete Every variety OF
English aud french Jcone Mushus sSis. and BOOB Co.
N,iI.ooks Plads and Sipes, Dotted do Towels hgoks
Crsh,s Diapers Lace Cnrtns Curtain Laces Carts Mus
n &C. Much shis stock bought q, Old Gold az par
urce, aud 10 being sed little advance from old iees
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LADIES' UNDER-LrNEN.
FULL STOCK Ladies' CnderLinen and Cofset' Res;
yos aud qualities made TO order in this department at o
uOaee
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NEAGIC POCKET-BO0KS.-J. X. Dill
IVA LON, sole Manufactured No IL Ann'sL taP stAiis'
n. Y. Agent for PTsnKs Album Pictores.
I1NHE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
4 PAPERS Of every description, Old PAMPHLETS OF
every kind, Old BLANK BOOKS saa LEDGEBS that are
written a. s.d all kinds Of WASTE PAPbb from bsnkofs
Insurance compLnes broke patent eocins dcpos PROT
iDg ohes book o0ders public and physts Libraries hotels
Stesmboa RAILROAD c0mpAGies boarding houses. expire"
obees, &c
Wl .sDd 10 any part Of this city Brooklyn. Hob0ksn OF
STOCK WILL 4 EMERSON. NO. % ANN.s9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

EOR SALE, at Milford, Conn. Within threo
Il nIots. wax o. the oepot on tbs No~-iofS aad New
Haven Ral.o4a lHgss, nearly usw, couucdious HOUSE
al BARN wish TEN ACRES u LAND. Tho honte Is
r.ss'sDty cattJ hsh gf0nh4 and g4mmands nae Ses
of TO olu0 .n Of the susTolndEs country For fdr.hsr
particulars inG1iIe VI SANDS SsAut,
Orof RI BALDWIN No. "a Chauibsu-.t.
, 1863-05-28


The frs. thing man takes in bis life Is milk
the last Is his bier:
The way TO make tall man "short," 10 TO ask
him to lend you thousand dollars
No man can be proyident of his time that Is
not prudent in the choice Of bis company.
Soldiers have little or no money len. and Il Is
Main 10 be seen that every officer II stranped
-. A.,
reason why YOU should make fool Of yourself.
-
Mmt We eau croaklngs are nCt Always 70 %
aIoh, d;d vor .v., ~. an . ho,.. r,..n
q NJ hnt LSSs ss.n NV sister IN IN an o,a
m.re"' W" '' Nv" - ''''N' Nv o'' - wv
Every officer should be "mastsr Of his sItua-
ton" How can be be, if he is only quarter.
master.
Th. sr,d;.- ,vho ;,.,cha. mn nra,urt.A bafor.
TIE CannOn's mouth, may cover before the mouth
Of woman
Whv cannot n deaf man be legally convicted :
Because Il Is not lawful 10 condemn man with.
, 1863-05-28

A Scotch pedestrian, attacked BY three high
waymen, defended himself with great courage and
obstinacy. but was at length overpOwered and his
pockets ri6ed. The robbers expected, from the
extraordinary resistance they had experienced, 10
lay their hands on some rich booty, but were not
little surprised to discover that the whole trea-
sure which the sturdy CaledOnian had been defend
ing at the hazard Of his life, consisted Of no uOre
than o crooked sixPebce,. ..,.
"The deuce Is ii him." said one Of the rogues ;
" Il he Ind had eighteen pence, suppose be would
hate killed oil Of US"
A frm laiGh Is tho best theology good lie
Che best philoAoohy 8 clear conscience the best
law; honesty tho bsst policy; and Temperance
the best IhIsie.
, 1863-05-28
The Parting Hour.



There's !onethIng In the parting hour
Will chill the WaFmeat heart,
Yet Kindred, comrades, lovers, fFiends,
Are iAied all to part:
But this I've seen-and many . pang
Has pressed Il on my mind
The one who goes 10 happier
Than those be leaves behind.
No matter what the Journey be,
Adventurous, dangerous, far,
To the wild deep or bleak frontier,
10 solitude or war
SIN Somsthlng cheers The heart that dAFes.
In all Of human kind,
And they who 60 are happier
Than those they leave behind.
he bride goes 10 The bridegTOomb home
With dOu5tlngs and with tsarS-
But does not Hope her rainbow spread
Across her cloudy feaFsf
AlAsi the mother who remains,
What comfort can she hnd
But this-lhe gone 10 happier
Than those she leaves behind.
Have you friend, eOmrade dear,
An Old and valued friendf
De sure your term Of sweet concourse
A. length viii have IN ondi
And when you paTt-As part you will
Y, take 1t not unkind
II he who goes is happier
Than you he leaves behindi
God wills u sO-and % Il 10:
The pilgrims on their way,
Though worn and weak, more cheerful are
Than all The rest Who stay;
And when, At last, poor man, subdned,
Llss down to deaih resigned,
May he not still be happier far
Than khoaa he laaVoa hehlndl