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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Doctor. Close the door Of the tomb and
then bold this candle, while remove the
lid Of the coffin
l heard the door swing to, and Q mo-
ment Afterwards the Doctor was ct work
upon the coffin. In . short time the top
was removed, and the light Of the candle
l could family see, through my closed
eyelids, as he held it above me, and then
down close to my face.
No signs of decay he said. 'Jessie's
presentment may be correct. Heaven
grant that \ T+>--< 7:.iis = y. ~ Sx>rd from
horrible Ee~tnn. can soon determine il
there is anything in the faint hope that
has crept into my heart. planted there by
the words Of Jessie, who knows almost
as much about my books as do myself
This wsS said more 20 himself than to
his companion and next he took from
his pocket q small mirror and held it close
to my mouth and nostrils. Then he quick.
ly placed it between his gaze and the can.
die, and heard the exclamation
Great heavens he lives Quick, sex.
ton-that bottle Of brandy l gave you 4
The man produced it, and the Doctor,
forcing apart my lips, poured quantity
Of the fiery beverage down my throat,
and then ordered his companion to rub
my chest briskly while be supported my
head.
felt the brandy coursing through my
veins, and q genial warmth began to per.
wade my frame. felt the bonds that had
bound me so long were being loosened,
and knew that l was saved, when the
Doctor again opened my lips, and sent the
contents Of small vial after the brandy.
Like FIRE it went through my entire be-
ing; and I gave . sigh that told them
was fast coming to myself.
Then they carried me into the sections
house that was close by the church, and
by morning l was we'll enough to sit up.
Then learnt that it was to Jessie that
owed my life, as partly suspected from
what / had heard in the tomb. She bad
read of cases how people had been buried
alive, and she could not rest until she had
prevailed upon her father to visit the
tomb, while she waited at the sections
house, where all that night she cared for
me, assisted by Mrs. Bell, who had been
sent for, and who came full of joy and
wonderment at seeing me alive again.
Jessie is my wife now, and we have q
son-a fact which completely takes the
wind out Of the sails Of Cousin John as
regards the heirship. have -not~dinsd
with him since; his dinner so disagreed
with mel
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

TRouBLEl-You are going to have your
troubles as well as your pleasures. A
man is not worth snap that has not had
trouble. You canuot subdue selfishnsss
without struggle. You cannot restrain
pride without conflict. You cannot ex-
pect to 60 through life without bearing
burdens. But you are going to have help
under circumstances that will redeem you
from these things. You are going to ex.
perience more victories than deEeatA-
Your sufferings will be only here snd
there little spots IN whole fleld Of peace
and joy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
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tAs eapsr AavertlSnG len viii hin u Be prompuy
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ve!t, len With hin. viil BE premptiy attended TO-
TAIN nKMOCRAT 81 Dorado. Orders With him will
be prOaytly atteAAed 70.
H. T. BIDLkMAN AatAsriEsd agent at Sacramento
Al odsr fee etc., len with him will receive i'm
mediate atssatSsa.
A. n l. DIAs Sssat for the DE~oenAV vIrginia City,
col Wn TNOX s ear authorized aseu, a, GrIIy FlaL-
Al orders gives hin for the Democrat will be promptly
tsaAsA -.
OAce, On COlOma Street.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

TSsTATE OF JOHN W. GALLAGHBI, Deceased
~ Notice is hereby given hy the nnderslgned'
Administrators Of the Estate ef John W. GalIagher,
Deceased to the creditors Of Rnd all persons nAxs
claims against said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months alter me
rst publication Of this notice, to the said lsaoeilS
Williams, at her residence ct Negro Hill, In The
County of~El Dorado. ,. urr,,1.>,a
Administrative Of said Estate,
Dated at Placerville, Nov. 2Sd, 1s6J.-1m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

A rAcErIoUs boy asked one Of his play.
mates how Q hardware dealer differed
from bootmaker. The latter, somewhat
puzzled, gave it up. why, because one
sold naps, and the other nailed sOlss.'
was thSsreply.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

A GENTLEMAN, walking with two ladies
stepped on hogshead hoop, that flew up
and struck him in the face. Good gra-
ciOus = said he, (which Of you dropped
that?'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Ar printers festival recently, the ~
lowing tOast was offered : WowRa: OAly
second to the Pres in the dissen6Aatea
Of news. ~ 97aIfft
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

'WnAT's whisky bringing ? inquired
large dealer in that article. Bringing
men to the gallows and women aud chill
dren to want was the truthful reply.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

A JoCULAR CaRIsrIAN.-A poor man
lived near Deacon Murray, referred to in
the tract, "WOrth Dollar" and occas-
sionally called at bis house for q supply
of milk. One morning he came when
the family were at breakfast. Mrs. Mur.
kay rose to wait upon him. but the dea.
con said to her, " wait till after break
fast" She did so, and meantime the deA-
con made some inquiries Of the man
about his family and circumstances. Az
ter family worship the deacon invited
him to 60 out to the barn with him.
When they got into the yard, the deacon,
pointing to one Of the cows. exclaimed,
"There, take that COW, and drive her
home. The man thanked him heartily for
the COW, and started for home, but the
deacon was observed to stand in the atti.
tude of deep thought until the man had
gone some rods. He chen looked up
and called out, "Hey, bring that COW
back" The man looked around, and
the deacon added, "Let that COW come
back, and you come back tOO." lie did so
and when he came into the yard again,
the deacon said, "There, now take your
pick out of the cows; amt going to
lend the Lord the poorest COW I've got ;"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

"Didn't you guarantee, sir, that the
horse wouldn't shy before the 6re Of IN
enemy :" "No more ho woa'k 'TisAH
till after the Ere that be shiek" ..
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

To TELL lies before yen oct up lasths
morning is no sin. il b oaly lgJn ~
bed - q. =. - .-- 4 y
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

The HEART AND THE BRA1N.-Heart and
Brain are the two lords Of life. In the
metaphors or ordinary speech, and in the
stricter language Of science, we use these
terms to indicate two central powers,
from which all motives rAdIate, to which
ell influences converge. They rule the
moral and physical life: the moral owes
to them its continuous supply of feelings
and ideas: the physical its continuous
supply of food aud stimulus. All the
composite material which serves to build
up the bodily fabric, and repair its daily
waste, is only so much 'cartcd material
awaiting the architect, until it has twice
pcSsed through the heart-until. baving
been sent by the heart to the lungs, it has
there received its plastic virtues, and re-
turns to the heart, to be thence distribu.
ted throughout the organism. So much
is familiar to every one; but less familiar
is the fact that this transmission Of the
blood from heart to lungs. and its distri'
button throughout the organism, are rem.
dered possible and made effective only
under the influence Of the brain.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

What time is that, which, spelt back
wards or forwards, is the same. Noon.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
NOTICE.

RFR. J. GLAssMAN, OF Georgetown, holds my
M Power OF Attorney during my absence from
thIS saste,I All persons having unsettled business
MIN. Y'' P. G. RYAN,
OF Georgia Slide.
November 9th, 1851
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

PLEKXNG, STAMPING AND BRALDLNG,
Dress and Cloak Making.
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BELI}s sPECIFIO PILIs-WAR1

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come Of them very severe oas5s, Over o1s haa.
ired FhyBioians h1ve ussd them in their praa.
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sg their cpa8positiO1, Which d entirely vegetable
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Gates can be shown. Bsl's sPecsao Pills are IN,
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soutinsnca, Genital Debility ald lrritabiity, In
potsacy, Weakness or lcss OF Power, Nervous De.
blity, &e., &e., sll Of which arise principally fro
sexual ExceESas or Self Abuse, OF some oOnHtitu.
sfOnaf fderanFsm8nt, and lnoApacitates the EufersT
fFoal fulhlling the duties OF married Hfe. In 81
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Doasuitlng Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
uFinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who vii
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sealed euXslops:
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Self Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
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Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, 6s.I 6o.,
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DAILY LEADER
Saturday Evenings edition.
PEACE RUMORs.
NEWS FROM REBEL PAPERS
Tennessee a Free State |!
Slavery Forever Abolished in
the State.
PaFSOn BFOWnlOW the Choice Of
the Convention for the next
Governor.
HEWSFROM REBEL PAPERS
MEXICAN NEWS.
FROa NEW LORE.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA.
The Heralds Savannah correspondence,
Of the 9Th, represents affairs in the city as
quiet and unchanged, and reiterstes the
reports of yesterday relative to movements
smong the citizens of Georgia for re union.
The correspondent says they need confr-
matioa. Nearly al the traders of Ssvan-
| nah had taken the oath Of allegiance.
Great suffering among the poor still con-
tinued, snd to aconsiderable degree among
the wealthy.
General Sherman's entire army is being
re-eloted and equipped.
The Is-i6A1le's Washington special gives
it as the opinion of an old hand at peace
negotiations that cessation cf hostilities,
preliminary TO formal negotiations, will
take plaza within ten days. Tomorrow
the hand OF 8 new peace-maker will fall
heavily upon JEFF. Davis obstinacy.
Itis understood that the President has
declared if Senator Foote is harmed by the
rebels, he Will bring FIVE of the most dis
tinguished rebel prisoners in our hands TO
grief. Our cavalry have been ordered to
pursue Foote'S csptors.
The Tribune announces the release Of lis
correspondent, Mr.. Richardson, who has
been held by the rebels over eighteen
months.
The World has information from Mexi-
co confirming the previous reports of sue
cesses by the Republicans over the Impe-
rialists in several battles. There was an
uprising Of the people, and the fresh insur-
rection wss increasing. It is said the Pa
pal Nuncio and Archbishop are about to
leave the country an account of Maximil-
ian's manifesto concerning church prop
erty.
The HsTalds Washington special says
Blair hiss not resehed Washington. Gen.
Singleton probably reached Richmond on
Friday.
The Wilmington Journal explains how
the Junior Reserves of North Carolina
we're captured before Fort Fisher. It ap-
pears that Yankee Captain with five men |
met $50 of the Reserves, under Major |
Reese, and commanded the Msjor to sur
render, telling him there was no use resist |
ing SIS he was surrounded. a Lieutenant |
refused to surrender and walked off with
men, but the Msjor, the victim of trans
parent sell, surrendered with his $50 men
TO six Yankees.
Richmond papers continue qusrrelling |
over their leaders. They think JEFF. DR- |
vi5' course reprehensible, and also make an
onslaught on Kirby Smith, who Is now dis
covered to possess none Of the attributes
of great general Hoods failures in Ten
nessee and Georgia are attributed to the
disgust of the people of those states for the
None but Lee and Johnston
appear to give satisfaction,
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THE UNION STATE CORVEKTIOa At
NASHVILLE.
CINCINNATI, Jan, IA.

N4NCANNA14 Jau' H.
The Commercials Nashville dispatch
says;
The Convention unanimously passed
resolutions declaring slavery forever abol-
ished and prohibited throughout the State;
also resolution prohibiting the Legisls-
ture from requiring compensation to be
made to owners; and sbrogating the de-
clarstion Of State Independence. Also
the military lesgue made in 1851 with the
Confederate States, and all laws and ordi-
nsnees made in pursuance of them.
All officers appointed by the Acting
Governor since his accession to efice are
confirmed.
The propositions are to be submitted TO
the people for ratification, February 22d,
snd on March 4th an election is to be
held for Governor and members Of the
Legislature.
Nearly three hundred delegates psrtici-
psted in the final vote, and the greatest
harmony and good feeling prevailed
throughout.
Psrson Brownlow is the unanimous
choice of the Convention for next Gov
ernor,
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ARRIVAL or MAILS AZ DEPOT
E-stefa Through srrTse It T:a0 A. NJ, 2.16 P. NJ
and 9:25 P. z.
Eastern way arrives ct 10.21 A. II.
v esteIn Through arrives at s:20 A. n, $40 P. d
do Way arrives az Z.55 P. NJ.
8 ,adusky Way arrives at 9il6 A. N.
OinoRDsti Through arrives at $50 A. NJ. 500 2. =.
&c Way arrives Et $50 P. NJ
Way arrives at Il .ssP. Il.
hahoulng Way arrives at I0:25 A. N,
hilsoyillo arrives at I0:25 A. NJ.
95dins Way arrives at 400 P. NJ r-.
BaosPort, &o., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays sRd
Saturdays at II E.
HErrensviile arrives daily at lo.I5 A. Ii.
Hss! Cleveland sud Eaolid arrives daily "A. n.
6OUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
E4sFERs THRoUoH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. New
York, Hartford, and PsinesFiIle, Geneva, Ashtabu
l. md Connesnt. closes ct $50 A. n.
z s4sTzRs THROUGH, for EeE York only closes 81
EsFTEEz THRoUaH, for Eris, Buffalo, Albany,
sasicn, Ssw York and Hartford, closes At 500
p. a-
EssTESE wAr, ioT ali points between Cleveland
sni Erie closes at ECO P. IL.
gEsTEEa THaoCsH, for Toledo, Dstrsit, chicago;
aad Milwaukee CLOSES ct 7;l0 A, NJ, Qesves $40
asKi morning.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
9dYeGus. st. Joseph and Cairo cloaes st 5:OO P. H.
W ssTERN WAY, for sll points bGtWeen OIsTelsnd
and Toledo, closes at l:45 P. II.
sANDVsKE WAY, for sandusky and all Interms
=. III
OiFJrNEATI WAT, Cor Ell points betT eea OloTsiAB6
and Cincinnati, closes 81 7:05 A. n.
UIEOIEEAfI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and 0inoinnsi, closes At 7;05 A. n.
OngClEHATII THRoVaK, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
louisville, Sc. bOuis, indianapolis GAINESVILLE Ebd
Wheeling, CLOSES at 800 P. NJ.
PyzTsRURsH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh sud WEsk-
llgtcE, oioses st 1880 P. III.
pITTsBUReH WAY, for all points between Olevs.
All. Nelsville, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
All. iniai Baltimore and Warrington, closes at TOO
A,Ms
51GoHIsa WAY, sor ell points bstwsSa OlsssIAbs
ami Youngstown, CLOSES at 2:45 P. IL
NJ MsADvILLE, closes at $50 A. NJ.
hEDIEA Way, olcsss At T:80 A. n.
s icoEFO5Ti 60, closes on Tuesday,, ThursdEyt
Rud Saturdays, ct l2M.
WAREEgsvIrLs, cio.es daily, 1870 4. Il.
EAsT OIVTEItED End Euclid, closes daily, - ;
r. q.
san ana Drop Letters ere required By I2E to b.
p-s-psid,
al CITY Circulars ETs TslUiTs 70 be prepaid =isE
g sEo-cent stamp
haios open from 1850 A. NJ 70 T:sO P. Il, O..
ca stry frcll . 4. "a, - 1900 4. L.
s. C0WLEE. P. q.
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F4Qm CAIRO.

NAAAsSl NesH' A-'
Squads of dsserters from Forests COM
msnd are daily arriving here to take the
amnesty oath. A party Of eight arrived
here to-day.
General Thomas and and staff were ct
Psducsh few days since.
During the two weeks ending January
9th, thirty-seven permits have been issued
permitting $4,000 bales Of cotton, and 30
900 ponnds Of seed cotton.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

WAsHHeToE, Jan. ID.
The Richmond WAig of the l2lh says
the War Department last night was with
out dispatch from any quarter, the tele-
crap, owing to the hesvy rams not work.
iug.
The james river is considerably over its
banks, and unless it turns suddenly cold
the freahet msy be expected to evual the
one last spring.
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spktIaT aatIefs.

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ct health Ehen suffering from Spinal kasotions-
ffrolnpsdz, Utori, the Whites, CT other NeaEness
ths Uts-ina OrgsnIs 1hs Pills are perfectly harm
Len On the oonEtitution, and nay b taken by the
alost delicate female without esusins oistreE--the
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iAFigorEting and restoring the syetsm p hsalth
sondition, and b. bringing on tie monthly period
With rorulnrIty, 10 matter from What causes tbs
osalsucti6h may srise. They should, however, E09
B, taken dzrIns the ART three months 81 prsznss-
e., though Hafs at any othsr tina - nisoAETiags
W5uld b the regalt.
Eaoh box contains co pills. Price %.
D-. HAEEEF'E TEEAIIEH on Disassos Of Fanaies,
Pregnancy, ni1csuiAge, BsTren1ess, btsFiity, Re
production, and Abuses cf Nature, and eEphAtipsi-
II ths Ladiss Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
e o. pages, sent iss to any address eiT osHts
eulred % pay postage.
Ths pills and hook win Be ssns b raj Fbsa CO
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- sold by All tSo principal Druggists.
fnly9i. .E8.ru " as-vTV

TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIFNOg OF An INVALID-Published for the
benefit and e. 9 CAUTION TO YOUNG mEE aud
others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prema-
tuFe Decay Of Manhood, ao., supplying at the same
time THr mEAEs OF SELF-CTEE. By one who has
curod himself after undergoing considerable quaok-
cry. By enclosing q post-psid addressed envelope,
single copies may be hsd OF tse author.
NATHANIEL MAHFAIR, Esq,
ds5:le4 Brooklyn, Kings county, N. 2.
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ElAMIEY DYE COLORS-A FULL
l assortment Of these ooIors. Every family can
Dye their own goods at very small cost. Tha COL
ora sre bright and durable, and effect Il great saw
ing By mating old garments look as good "a new
Prices 25 and IS cents per package. Fer sale BY
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER
delO 126 Ontario street.
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EEAF4 ERIE

80 A. M.rE19HT EXPREsS TRAIH-ssoR5inz
At QraTd, Ashtabula and PainesVillo o1lT, ana
arrive ct Cleveland at 20 A. n
6:ibl A. M--MAlL AND AUCOHHODATTDE
IhAlH-StoDplhg Rt al stations and ,.rigs as
Cleveland nt lO:2j A. n
l0:B A. M.-TOLEDO EXPBESS-Stopping At al
gtEtssnB except SEanFills, sa5brooz, UBloaTIs,
Perry Mentor and Nioklias, and arrives az
Cleveland ct 2fl5 Pm.
B;ss P, M.=DAT EXPREsS TRAIH-Stop=fng ss
GiIards Conn5aut, AshtAbula, GeneVn q Pains
vile onlF, and arrives In CiaFaiznd st a;25 P. ~
~ second Class Oars are ruu o. ~ tatoash
Trains.
an the trains golng westward connect At ClsFssas.
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, COiumbca Ctrcir-
natl, indianapolis st. Louis, &C.; snd ali shrou %
trains going eastward, connect at Du1Eirk with tha
trains OF the New York Erie Raiiroad and - Baf-
isl with those Of the New YORK Central BEfiaio =
New YORK Oily kaiirOads for New York, Albany.
Boston, hiagara fala, 40. and At Eria Esrn tFaiaa
on the PhilsdslFhia 3 Erie Railroad.
81 Day Expraas, East and West, o0aHoet5 a.
9irard with Trains on Erie PittAburzh Bziizsad
for Gaesville, mesdTille, Jamo5toWns &c.
Cleveland, Oct s7st lsss-
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PRESENTS.

Christmas aud New Years at Union Hail.
Those who want Presents should give US call.
We havo Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All Ehould come to rs and Bargains secure;
We have Qtthing for Boys, and Clothing for Hen,
Many alors styles than pl now try to pen;
Goats, 0vercosts, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
UTavats,
Shirts, Gloves aud Collars, suspeuders and Hata,
Hslf Hose and Handkerehiefs, Wrappers and DrsE-
ers,
Made out Of SIX, Wool, MeTino or Gsuze;
And many moIe things that usefnI ana nice,
Which for these timos we'll sell at very low price.
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creaturs
And grant that no sorToT may ere mar their fss-
lures;
The present for them, which win give them most
pleasure,
And be in each household a blessing and treasure,
Is RSEWIHG MACHINE, one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all ether Machines made to to ssw.
Il is simple, Is Is handsome, and easy TO run
And by far the best Sewing Machine under the sun.
Tnen sll who want Presents TO UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that ara valued and priEsd most of all
Are those that arc purchased at or famed UNION
HALL.
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