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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
HAPPINESS OR MISERY :
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

THE PROPRIEToRS [ THE "PACIFIC MU.
i scum OF ANATOMY MD SCIENCE" have
determined regardless of expense. to issue, FREE
Tor the benefit OF suffering humanity four NJ their
most interesting and instructive LECTURES on
MARRIAGE, and its disqualihcations: Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline OF Manhood. Indiges.
ton, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy and
Vital Power, theEreat Social Evil. and IL ose mala
dies that result from youthful folies, excuses of
maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
OF enghtenng and saving thousands. and will he
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five Cents in
postage stamps, by addressing % Secretary Pacific
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, Pine Street, San
Francisco"
Ev Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo L
Co Imar4isly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
~lrHER HoRLR.


A Auo1sg plabs uSnIa ~ tAis earth
Were tksFe % AtslS people In Il;
Ths ooag of liA Wald lOsS tie miTth,
WERlAsEs p sAilArpA = esginit-
HoliVtla Ssths, me Aaas to rrow,
AAd maha the admising AaaFt SGTTandOTj
IO httla hanAD e breast aua brow,
70 hep tAs tAstnlng loss-eAoraS tsDaOF.
NoAaAs witAtnous arms 10 lsap,
No hetls feet toward slnaAsr tending;
Ne LITTLE knee IN pFayerlo eeBd.
Or ups the SWsst Uords lsnaing.
what vSsld the noshss Do for work,
Were tAeES no pAAts o. jackets tsaringI
Nor tiny dresses 70 smbr0ideFi
NoAsq1lq oE thsaE watohful eAHiASe
M rosy hoya at WintEy mora,
WitG bAfehsl 70 the school house Fastening;
No merry shouts as home they ruah.
Ne pSssiOas morssl for their tasting.
Tall, grave, grown people at the door,
Tall, grave, grown people ct the table;
Ths men On buSiness al Intent,
The danes lugubFions a. they're able.
The SteFneF bOuls would get more stern,
UnfGOhu natures more inhuman,
And man TO stole coldness turn,
And woman would be less than woman.
For In that cline toward which We reach,
ThTo' Times mysterious, dim unfolding,
The little ones, with cherub smile.
Are Stin oar Fathers face beholdine.
90 said His voice In " hom We trust,
When In Judsa's realm a preacher,
He made . child con front the proud,
And Be in simple guiSe their teacher.
Lifs's song, indeed. would lose its charm,
Were there no babies to begin it;
doleful place this world would be,
Were there no little people in il.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNsTATE OF J. T. TIMMONDs, DECEASED.
II Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator Of the Estate Of ]. T. Timmonds, ,
Deceased to the creditors Of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the hrst publication of this notice. to
the said administrator, In the City Of Placcrvlle,
County of III Dorado.
G. n. CONDEE, Administrator.
Dated at Flseer' iils, Sept. l4,h, 1855. 20 I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

NOT A FEW


OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that aecumuates in the Blood. OF all the dis
coveries ths: have been made to purge out none
equal In effect HEL lEBOLD,S CONPOU UND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPAR{LLA. It cleanseS and renovates the
Blood instS the veor OF health into the system, and
purges out the hunors which make disease 1t stimulates
the healthy functions of the body and expes the disorders
that grow and rankle in the Blood Such remedy. that
could be relied has long been sought for and for
the first time the public have which they de-
pea1 Our space here does admit OF certificates
show It's effects bu: the trial Of single bottle will show 10
the sick that 1t has virtues surprising anything they have
taken.
Two ofhe Extract OF sarsaparla added
20 pint of water equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle Is equal to gallon of the Syrup Of sarsaparA
or the decoction as usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely scientific
principesin FIcHo-and embody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
ties with those set forth in the U. D.spensasory.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

A SURE SIGN OF HoNEsrY.-" Mr..
Brown, you say the witness was hon.
est and intelligent. What makes
yoa think so! Are you acquainted
with him ?" "No, sir, | have never
seen him" Why. then, do you
come to such Q conclusion ?" &" Be-
cause he takes the newspapers and
pays for them in advance"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
miscellaneous anhcrtising.
The Eyes ! The Eyes !
DIR. e. HI. PARDEE,
ocULIsT AND AuRIsr.

::.\:NN,EIlII;/< Amer Protraeted Blindness
~ OF more than i've years, DR..
Pa Edee has made himself thor
= Oughly and scientifically ac-
<II1S(%N> quAlnted with an disenSra OF
I./:I:Fi:N!NN+> the eye, and is now pfReticinK
with success not surpassed in the United etates.
All operations performed, such rs Strabssmus or
eye, Cataract by linear extraction, Depression
or Absorption, :tervgium, or heshy membrane grow.
ing the eye, Reduction Of StApht tIoma, bulg-
ing out Of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Flstua Laehry.
malls or closing Of tear passage, and ALI deformi.
ties Of lids, etc etc.
Artificial Ewes inserted without the least pain, and
possessing all the movements and brliancy OF the
real eye. A large Assortment constantly on hand
and for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctors Eye
Bath for the treatment and cure Of all nervous dis
eases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those phySlciaOS who have sent him
cases dSI+STAs t~.53AS be SNpsS that his universal
success will warrant = continuation Of their conn
dence His celebrity as IN operator Is eO-extensive
with his success; as patients are presenting them
selves for treatment and operations, from New Ork
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients can be seen at the Doctors once
daily, In different stages Of recovery.
0hice-16I CLAY STREET (Above the PlaEa). near
Dupont ST., San Francicso. tspe-ly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

A SOLEMN SCBJEcT.- Jennie, ="
said q venerable old man to his
daughter, who was asking his con.
sent to accompany her urgent and
favored suitor to the altar, "Jennie,
il is q very solemn thing to get mar
ried." ~ know it." replied Jennie,
" but it's heap solemner not to-"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
JOHN BCsH,
Justice Of the Peaee

ESTArF OF EDsoN HARKNESs, DECEASED.
IL Notice Is hrrebv given BY the undersigned
4, D. IArknt ss. Administrator Of the Estate Of I'd
son Harkn'ss, deceased TO the creditors o. and all
pea h' hATlrg claims s.Alns, the aid deceased TO
eNhibi' item With the Necessary Vonchers. Ahhin
ten "i"hths alter ih~ first Publication Of thiG notice
t" 'h- Naid u. darkness. at his residence near
1!r village Of GeOrEvtOSn, in the County Of n Do.
rad.
r. q. HARKNESS,
Ad1''V - Estate Of Ehson Hardness, derd.
DATED =; GeoTgetoWn, S.'PI. ySd. lsSS-i seI,Smll
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

A YOUNG LADY explained to q prin'
ter her idea Of the distinction be-
tween printing and publishing, thus;
You may print a kiss upon my
cheek, but you mustn't publish it.
The young man Immediately signi-
fed his understanding of her expla.
nation by giving her a smack on the
lips which startled every one in the
neighborbood. and showed that print.
ing and:publishing are very nearly
synonymous terms.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

A GREEk maid being asked What
fortune she would bring her husband,
replied: II viii bring him what gold
cannOtpurchase: heart unspOttsd,
virtUe. without stain, which is sll |
irherited from my parents"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
For the Cure Of Diseases,
Whether Acufe or C1rOnic.
AT No. Gal COMMERCIAL STREET,
A few doors below kesrnty, San Francisco.
Dls.ase. of the rterin. FunetIon,.

Diseases Of the Uterine FunetI0ns,
characterized 10y irregular. suppressed or painful
mersIruAiion. pain IN the sides and back s-nsation
of weight In the prlyis. rtc; Nervous HrSdNche
Leucorhpa 6T whites are treated on scientific prin-
cip,rs and pronpt and permanent cure effected.
Diseases OF the sexual Organs, male
or female, Wh"ther recent or chrome, arr treated
with all the * " and appliances which modern sci
enre has made available eure will ~ guaranteed
IN the shortest posSste time, and he most rrA
sonable terms. No noxinns drng- are used, and =
few days only are required to effect q permanent
cure.
Nervous AGeetiOna, such as Neuralgia
Paralysis, Gdd,nvss, D.murss OF Vision, etc vii
receive tAr@cial attention
secondary aud Hereditary AMee-
ttOns, Scr"fulS in all ,ts rsRlhld 'rin.: pysprJ-
sia Emaciati"n and DEBILITY treated ~rh ,rrts a
and nn'A.liEg remedies, speedily -Hp-hns all cor
rnpt humors, and impA'tiuR healthy ton- to ;he
system By purifying the blecd. regulating the secTe
tons and r. inv 'roratit n, vital poEers
Surgical Operations, - whatever ma
tuTr PeT'rnrh scientifically, aud the patient bsa ID
ed at the institute. The DOcfor viii guai nt-e to
cure Hernia tnr hreAciD e the worst kiti IN three
weeks. by new mode ~ operating Ovarian Tu.
moTS, 30 fatal TO females, viii be successfully re
moved.
Twenty Vra"s residence in NeA,co South AmeT.ca
China aud the East IudIrs. together ui'h - larE,
HOSPITAL and Army practice. has gwen the Doctor
advantages posSrs'ed BY feu. and his rpma n Ai,l,
suCcSss Nhrrt''s prr'ut>. ~ -rrriual cure. II ,
Al ItomicSI PiAtes. exhibiting all parts nf the IIu.
ma' system md the 4 G-r-nt stag "' disease. are
tb- most complete this coast white his .NperI-nr~
~ lecturer enables h'n 10 .Xrl.in to his patients
;he particulars - their disease W r,,t~ry made
o. diseA'" or the tr"he m treSfuen hut y patient
Is Instructed N al that rtrtAins To- his cAs-
Med cine. win iuii ! rrrtIoLs /! he sent 20 ary
rtt 81 'he STATE, on Tr,,pt Of letter icscf t.ng The
symptoms.
Al Inhrma-y s conn-cirh With the establish We n
Nhrre pate &. who desire, receive board Ari
Constant attention dGrrgtlr =. k~.. thi;, Az !.
'nC '"- inrobv"rienc- cf hotel Kind aui az. O..
i.Y" nat's~ u he eerloye.i. and l., means "a BE-
let ur't - {" s;ye u! AAiIsiAei4.n
;hr Do, tar -Hpnrim-b- are the iros' rarnr,oI us
a. d brs rrhug " the citv md l,.ti.tt. rely
u" ;he siTicivst privacy. Coz Suia:rr.. Free
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
TEACHERS WANTED.

Many teachers needed in this country, who
can ind pleasant, profitable and useful employment.
Persons writing tolerabe hand and having free
use Of the pen can, by apprOprating leisure hours,
be instructed In short time SO as to be competent
to teach.
l propose to qualify ladies and gentlemen for
on the SpenSeran system.
Success warranted and situation secured. Per
sons haviCg an inclination for teaching will please
confer with me for further information.
-. Residence at the Cedar Ravine Hotel.
H0UGHTON & GILLETT.
Piacerville, September I'D, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

The large number Of unprineipled Doctors" wfo
now advertise in the public Journals, and who have
50 long held full sway in San Francisco, seems TO
render it imperative for some capable practitioner
Of medicine, on whom the public rely, I" make
an attempt, not only to relieve those who NAV be
suffering from disease, but also to rave them from
the ra1Acity of chAriatans and inposters.
Dr. Moore offers his services to the people % Cal
fornia in the capacity Of Physician aud Surgeon
giving bogus certificates Of remarkable cures nor
ofendng delicary b. Disgusting descriptions Of dis
eases, but limpy re!errlnE 10 the following
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
TO CORRESPONDENTs.

Parties in The coau'rv, Who may desire to consult
he D"c'"r. can DO ~ by letter AID T-~eSe H. re-
turn fGil description 81 their disrAsv Ahi means
~ cure All communications viii be held strictly
confidential. ard the letters rriurned, II derncd
Medicines III be sent securely. Letters, " rrceIvs
an answer, should be accompanied by Tn sXI.Iess
envelope.
COnsultatIOns Free.
ED All letters should be addressed to
DIR. c. ". I-OORE,
Gal Commercial ST.,
San FRANCISCO
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
WRITING SCHOOL.
HOUGHTON g. GELLETT
Would respectfully inform the public that the Fourth
Tern. Of their School for Instruction in
- PENMANSHIP,
0rsS AT The


HIGH SCHOOL, PLACERVILLE,
Commenced on
Tuesday Evening, Sept. 26th, 1865.
The School will be open every
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
ty- The public are invited to attend and wit
ness the exercises.
Specimens Of Penmanship will be exhibited at the
room on each evening.
TUlTI0N-s5, for Fifteen Lessons--Stationery,
Fifty Cents
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Masonic. .. St. James R0XAl Arohf
Chapter, No. Is, holds its regular mee6nee u nea
sonic Hall, on the evening Of The sFab wedneSgM
Of each month. All ComPaAieas h Seoa Nenq'AS
will be cordially welcomed.
ARvID q. AKv1DsS0N, d. + y =
HENRY D. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
IN IAN
TLA-Q UILL AU G II IS
BALSAM!
The Great Blood Purifier
AND
RHEUMATIC PAIN.KILLER,


LN0R THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
Il Of all Diseases arising from Impure Blood, viz:
Scrofrla in all It's forms Chronic Sore Eyes Seald-
Head, Ulcers, Obstinate Cutanenus Eruptions, Pim-
pies on the Face, BlOtches BOile, Enlargement and
Pains Of the Homes and Joints, Ring Worms and
letters, Syphilitc Symptoms, Venereal Diseases.
Mercural Pains, Weakness Loss Of Appetite, Disor-
dered Stomach, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervous
ness, Sick Headache and Nervous Headache, Piles,
Costiveness, Liver Complaints, Pain or Papltation
Of the Heart Heartburn, Pain in the Side and Back
Diseases OF the Kidneys and the Urinary Organs in
general, Diseases peculiar TO Females, q perfect
regulatory an inialliblr cure for Catarrh and Cold
in the Head. The great remedy for RHEUMATISM
and NEURALGIA. 1t has never been known to fail
Of curing Rheumatism In Its worst forms. Also,
Chronic Constitutional Disorders Will be removed
by thlH preparation more speedily and With greater
safety than by any other article in use.
The INDIAN TLA-QUILLAUGHS BALSAM acts
directly the Blood in the very process Of its for
nation, and will restore the circulation to HEALTHY
state by eradicstng the elements Of disease at the
fountain head. Such Is the modus operandi Of this
preparation: and experience, by the mouths of
many witnesses, adds its guarantee 70 reason and
common sense.
Prrpsred BY DR. RALzEMoND PARKER, Phar
mseeutloAl Chemist, corner Of First and Howard
-arseSs Opposite the GAa Works and Shot Tower, San
Francisco, California, sad genuine without his
signature.
For sale by all druggists.
.- r. II. MCDONALD 4 Co,
Wholesale Agents, cOgner Of Sansoue and Pine sts
jylom4I Fan Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
Rheumatism Can be Cured

TNHE undersigned would inform those who are suf-
Il fering from Rheumatism that he has, after
years Oi research, succeeded in compoundng a
medicine that has been proved, in numerous in
stances, to be an INPALLIBLE REMEDY for ell
Rheumatic Complaints, no matter Of row long stand
ing. THE CALIFORNIA RHEUMATIC REMEDY
consists Of three distinct preparctions, Nos and
being for internal use, and No. for external. This
medicine does not contain mercury, any other in
jurous ingredients. THE CALIFORNIA RHEU-
MATIC REMEDY is warranted to give immediate
relief and to effect an immediate cure, in the most
obstinate Sases OF Rheumatism. in few weeks, or
the money will be refunded The California Rheu-
matte Remedy, together with full directions accom-.
psnying each bottle will be forwarded by express to
any part ofthe Pacific coast, upon receipt Of $40 In
coin, or tie equivalent in greenbacks.
For sale only BY
SAMUEL ADAMS,
At the United States Drug Store,
Corner of Bush and Powell streets,
sept9m3l San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
I'd TIE LADIES.

Ladies suffering from any ~ th- inhr'nl' - r~cr.
tar tnthe witt ffd the Doctor a .1fr rcnhhani
aud scientific physir.an In the treatment - sup-
pressons and kndred Diseases, b. i W,thcut 49,
rquA' and Ladies may '-rl assured that th,v vii
receive the most delicate and g-ntlemanlv iT-a;.
mrnt and secure prompt r--fh mi their 'rout,i--
Private apartments, with female nurses, for tho -
who desire them
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Palmyra LEDGE Re. 1a1zR. - 81.
holds Its stated communications on Thursday pA$aAs
next preceding the fun moes Of eaeh nonth, 70 -
Fellows Hail. P1acervihe. All brethren IN 1PA"
standing are invited to attend. -u
WILLIAM II. CROCKEh' ~ y"
g. A. PEHWKLL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Masonic NOtiee.--SaatO& @e4AAH84 -
FL Dorado Lodge No 96 are held ut Masonic hAIl>
on the Monday Of o. next pssceAasg the FUllA""A
In each month. -
FRRDERICK ,. RARaA v. -.
HENRY D. RAPRAKL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

mas~DIe.--Saorra Nevada CeunOAl!
No 40 of Royal and seisst Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the hrst Tuesday %
each month in Masonic Hall. PlaeeExlle' \,
wM. A. JANUARY T. j. ~
uE~BY-p. RAPHAEL, ReccrdfF.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
sUMMOMs.

GTATE oH CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dor,AO-
SS-In Justices {. Trt, PIaeeTyiTie Torr.hO- 800
me People n nts State or CnltfbrniG,
To H. g. HERR1CK, Defendant. a noa....,.
Of SAID Township, Greeting: Ns'oen'
You are hereby summoned 70 appear beko.. -. 4,
my once in Piacervte Township Of The 60, -
~ Dorado, on ne 1ih day Of July, A. d. iSSs 20 =,
o'clock Y. NJ. tn anRWer unto the eovnnlsIr, -
Robert Bell. PIG, non -FeaiIeut Of a. f".-A' VI
Who sues I" recover the sum Of one hnndreS IA
ninety.nine and Ts.llN dollarp for baIanre a.. ~ W
your note, payable to PiaiutiG or ovder. ssS S.,D
August 36lh. 1851 when Judgmsnt uIl he iHLsn
against you for said amount, together Win eo,s 4,
yCu fail 70 appear and sDsVeT u
JOHN BusH.
Justice OF the Peace
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of q n0r,A,
County, Greeting: Make legal service aud Trtprn
hereof.
Given under my hand. this Sh day Of July. A
D. l>cS. JOHN BCeH
JG,tie Of the Peace 10 aud for said ToSn,hin
IL. Rev. stamp
II appearing to ny isfaetiOn, by aGdavH fled
ia this case that Detendant 10 non .rSAdent Of th,s
state. aud Is resident Of the Tity OF ANs,In IN Ih
STATE Of Nevada, ana thst P1aIniG has pee8 esuar
ot "ct'oh sea'LT Defendant, upon wh0aaAe sesvice
o. summons IN This ease IL to b. made:
II 10 ordered that S-TViee Of the sun n sns IN IA.
cause b. made BY publieai Icn thereof Sare VrrA
for the space "i thTrt months, In the MosRtAIa br
oerAt h~WsI'aPeV published In this COusty hnd
that . copy Of sad summons BE- deposited l,sASth
IN the po'icfhce, addressed 70 Deftnds Il kis
place ~ r-sdtn~r Afnrs said when Servics there
o. will he deefned complete.
This 9TH day " July, 1885.
JOHN BrsH,
IuE>c'3I Justice Of the Peaee.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
DIR. c. w. MOORE'S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
Gal Commercial Street,
A few lonrs heloM KeArneK.. SAN HRANCISCO
C. w. MOORE. N. D..

C. w. MOORE, M. D.,
ATTENDING AND RESI- DEXT PHTsIcIAx,
Late Surgeon Z. s. A.. Quarantine PAysiri1n
at Netr Orled1S and Boston lecturer on
Morbid AndfOmy AVID DisedsHs Of No-
men 1nd ThTdrrp. Me1,Lpr NJ he
NdssdchWsetfs NedicdI Society,
etc, etc.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-14

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIV. OF WEsr MISS,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May %, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 6I
I. By the terms of a convention entered into
this day on the part of Gen. f k Smith, com
manding the Trans-Mississippi Department, and
Maj. Gen. Il. R. S. Candy, commanding the Mill
tary Division of West Mississippi, the forces
military and naval, of the Trans Mississippi De
partment, and the public property under their
control have been surrendered to the author-
ties of the United States.
In carrying out the stipuations Of this con-
vention the following conditions WILDE observed
/. All acts Of hostility, on the part of both
armies, are to cease from this date.
2. The officers and men of the Confederate
army and navy, within the limits of the Trans
Mississippi Department, to be paroled until duly
exchanged, or otherwise released from the obi.
cations of their paroles by the authority of the
Government of the United States. Duplicate
rolls of all officers and men paroled, to be re-
tanned by such officers as may be designated by
the parties to this convention; officers giving
their individual paroles, and commanders Of
regiments, battalions, companies, or detach-
ments, signing like parole for the men Of their
respective commands.
3, Artillery, small arms, ammunition, and
other property of the Confederate Government,
including gunboats and transports to be turned
over to the officers appointed to receive them
on the part of the Government of the United
States. Duplicate inventories of the property
to be surrendered, to be prepared; one copy to
be retained by the officer delivering, and the
other by the officer receiving it, for the informa-
ton Of their respective commanders.
4. The officers and men paroled under this
agreement to be permitted to return to their
homes, with the assurance that they will not be
disturbed by the authorities of the United States
SO long as they continue to observe the condi-
tons of their paroles, and the laws in force
where they reside. Persons, residents of North
ern States, and not excepted in the Amnesty
Proclamation of the President will be permitted
to return to their homes, on taking the oath Of
allegiance to the United States. See paragraph
II, General Orders No s., current series.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-14

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATEs-In
reply to the request coming from many thought
full people abroad that Americans should bury
their resentments against England in the grave
of Abraham Lincoln, because of the unpara-
leled emotion which his death has excited in all
classes of the kingdom, avouching anew the
brotherhood Of the two great nations, and as
natures own protestation against the contiuu-
ance of further estrangement the New York
Times SAYS it cannot forget the Trent, Florida
and Alabama, whose history 90 to show the I'M
friendly spirit of the British Ministry in the
days of our dire misfortune. Nor can it forget
the British Press, SO large portion of which
was hostile to us from the beginning of the war
and until the loss Of Richmond and the surren-
der Of Lee But though there cannot be no
torgetfulnass Of such injuries, it is said by the
Times We can leave the reckoning for all this
TO the British people themselves. This reckon
ing is sure to come, and at no distant day.
Already the Liberal journals of England are
Illuminating with force never before equaled
against the class interests which have thus shorn
England Of her moral power and dishonored her
with every true friend of human freedom. No
American could add word to the language Of
indignation and scorn now emitted on every
side in England itself against the sordidness and
the folly which or four years have kept England
IN their false position. The rising of the NOR
rows sun is not surer than tremendous feac-
ton against the classes which are responsible for
all this. An impulse will be given to the popu-
lar party, such as, otherwise, the srugglings for
whole generation could not have secured
There are particular wrongs, like the damages
90 our commerce inflicted by the British-built
and Brtisb-equipped and British-manned Ala
hama, for which our government will undoubt-
edly, in due time, demand and receive special
reparation. That foa the general unfriendliness
Of the classes which rule England, Americans
desire no other penalty than what right-minded
Englishmeu themselves will sooner or later, i'm
pose. We are content to fnd our satisfaction in
tos ground gained for democratic principles in
England itself.