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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

F A counryman attended one OF
the Presidents levees, at which the
ladies appeared in full costume, that
is to say with dresses cut very low in
the neck, and leaving not so much to
the imagination as poetry would re-
quirc, as to the charms half concealed
and halfdisclosod. When th9unsoph-
iStcated citizen was about to take his
leave, the President asked him, (spea-
king orthe leyeo, Of course) if he had
ever seen such sights before. "No,"
said he emphaticalIy, "not since I
ayqs agcaaca."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

DO An editor ola paper in the in
terror is rejoicing at the melting ofthe
snow, which has covered the ground
in the neighborhood since Christmas.
lie gives vent to bis feelings in the
words Of the poet:
Farewell, old snowl
You've been enjoyed, ouhayo, old fellow,
Even by the elderly people, whose top-knots
Are whteued for the oother side Of Jordon
River; and by the young folks, the cheeks of
Whom tho dippd in the deep carnation Of the
Dcathless Rose, you have made rcdder and
Redder-cven Osred as sGnawful greatbig
Blood beet.
But you are bound to 60.
Again, We bid you long farewell, humbly
Requesting you to call on us when you visit this
Country again"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02
3loCtrp
M IUsIC.
BY BA EY CORNWALL.

Harkl Music speaks from out the woods and
streams;
Amidst the winds, amidst the harmonious rain,
It fills the voice with sweets, the eye with beams;
1t stirs the heart; it charms the sting from pain
Great memory boards it midst the golden thomcsi
The wise man keeps it with his scorned gain;
The minstrel hears tin his listening dreams:
And no one, save the fool, doth deem it vain.
Whatever thing doth bring joy unstan'd
Unto the soul, if rightly understood,
Is one more ingot to our fortune gaind,
Is wisdom to the wise, good to the good.
Sing then, divine one! Thus lover sighd,
To one who sat beside him, fair and young,
Prcluding with coquettsh conscious pride,
And checked the half. born music on her tongue
Sing, maiden-gentle maiden--
Sing for me, sing for me;
Witha heart not oyerladen,
Nor too full Of glee
Give thy yoiesits way divine;
Let thine eye sweet spiritsrhine;
Not too bright, but also tender,
Softness stealing halftheir splondor
Sing-but touch saddcr strain,
Till our eyes are hid in rain.
Tell of those whose hopes are wreckd
On that cruel strand, neglect
Widow, poor and unbeircndcd;
Virgin dreams, in ruin ended;
All the pleasure, all the pain,
That hideth from the worlds disdan.
Sing-an aircr blithcr measure,
Full and overfown with plcasure
Sing, with smiles and dimpug mouth,
Opening like the sunny south,
When it breathes among the roses,
And thousand sweets discloses
Sing, fair child ofmusic, sing,
Like lovc--hopo- o-soTow-anything;
Like q sparkling, mumwing river,
Running It's blue race forever;
Like the clouds that haunt the sun,
When the gods bright day is done;
Like the voice Of dreamy night
Tender, touching, airy, light,
Not wind, but just breeze,
Moving in the citron-trees:
Like the first sweet murmer creeping
Der loves lips, (whcn pride is s!coping,)
Loves first uniorgotten words,
BY maiden in the silence heard
Heard, boarded, and repeated oft,
Inmimic whisper, low aud soft
Yet what matter for the strain,
Belt joy or be it pain,
So thy now imprisoned voice
In It's matchlc-s strength rejoice;
So it burst its fettcrs strong,
And soar forth on winged sonel
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

DUToH STANzAs.-A SoNG FOR THE
GUITAR.,--Zat pooty little vidder, val
We doshent wish to name, is sthill lie,
ben on dat leetle stdreet, a doing shuss
the same. Die CLERKS about der kor.
ners, sometimes goes down to see how
the darling leetle vitchy ees, and ask
her how she be. Dais loves her vel
goot laker, dais loves Ler leetle sthore
dais loves her leetle paby, but dey
loves de vidder more. To dalk nit
zat sweet yidder, ven she hands der
laker round, will make dat shap vat
zees it, be happy, we'll be pound-dat
ish, if we can veil believe die CLERK
vat thinks tas beer, who goes in dere
for nothing elsh, but simply fur to see
her.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02
Cmrinms Statistics.

Some statistical genius declares
that more money is expended in the
! United States for cigars than for all
| the common schools in the Union. A
wag who is undoubtedly a lover ofthe
weed, seeing this statement going
through the papers, gets of the follow
! ing
| 1t has been estimated that the cost
of washing linen that might just as
well be worn two days longer amounts
to enough in this country to more
| than dctray the expenses ofthe Amer
lean Board of Foreign Missions.
The expenses of buttons worn on
! the backs of our coats, where they are
ofno earthly use, is equal to the sup
/ port of all orphan asylums.
The value Of tails to dress coats (oi
no value in reality, for warmth Or
convenience is actually greater than
the cost Of our excellent system Of
common schools.
| 1t has been estimated that the val
ne OF old boots, thrown aside, which
might have been worn at least a day
( longer, is more than enough to buy q
flannel night-gown for every baby in
the land. Also, that the cost Of the
extra inch on the tall shirt collars ot
our young men, is equal to the sum
necessary to put the Bible in the hands
of every one ofthe Patigonian giants;
and last, but not least, the great
amount ofcotton that the fair sex use
for " artificial temptation balls,
amounts to more than would defray
the expenses Of building fifty cottor
mills.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

81 wish You would not smoke ci-
gars," said plump, little black-oyed
girl to her lover.
"Why may | not as well smoke as
your chimney"
because chimneyS DO not smoke
when they are in good order"
The young gent quit.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

UFA crusty old bachelor Gays that
two-thirds of the married men look
upon home only as a place where they
get warm victuals and have their wash.
ing done,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

~ Cuba is pretty well prepared
for defense. The Paris Pdtrie in.
forms us that the army of the island
numbers 10000 infantry. and 1900
cavalry, exclusive of a reserve Of IS,
900 infantry and 5000 cavalry, ma
king altogether a force OF 45, 700 men
The the tortifcations arc all in good
condition, and constant improvements
are being made upon them. The ma
val force has augmented, and there
are military stores, &c, sufficient tc
arm and equib 6O,010men in amonth
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

81 didn'tlike our minister's sermon
last Sunday" saida deacon who had
slept all the time.
"You d:dntliko it7" replied a broth
er deacon; "why, saw you nodding
assent to all he said" "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

"Mother, mayn't have the big BIZ
bic in your rooml'
"Yes, my son, and am gladto see
you desirous of perusing that book
What do You want to see in it9"
81 only want to see whether ! can
smash flies in itlike Bill Smith does
atschool,' -s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

THE GARRoTE CoT1LLIoN.-T This
is the name ola new cotillion which is
becoming very fashionable. The Ia
dies swing corners. Having done
this, the gentlemen place their arms
aound their necks and kiss them on
the left cheek. Young ladies screech
and fall into young gentlemen's arms.
Gentlemen seize young women around
the waist and waltz to their seats. Ii
we are not much mistaken, the garrote
cotillior will become very popular
institution.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

All ruIe and HEUTD WOIk VIII UU VHNI sVV VNV
half more than the above rates.
Special notices will he charged double the above
rates.
Cards of Physicians. Lawyers, or others, con-
tanning five lines or less, s. per Onnum' -,
Obituary notices exceeding hye lines Will DC
charged half price.
r5gaNotices Of all kinds for the benefit Of pri-
vateindividuals. charged the usual rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

OF The London Ira says Fanny
Fern is "thc coarsest woman who ev-
er made money by describing bed
room liie.N
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

composed as iolloWs
President, john C. BREcKrNRIDaE, er o6icio.
Secretary 'AsBURY DICKINs.
Democratic Senators in SMALL CAPS; Re-
publicans in Roman; Americans in HaLic.
Term Term
Expires. Expires.
ALABAMA. MICHIGAN
G. c. CLAY, ir."..ls59 CHAs. i. STUART 1859
BENZ. FITZPATRICK 1851 Zach. Ch3nJlor.. 1868
ARKANSAS. MISSISSIPPI
W. X. SEBAsTIAN..lSj9 ALBERT e.. Brown 1859
RoBT. w. Johnson 1861 JEFFEEsoN DAVIS. 1858
CONNECTICUT. MISSOURI.
Lafayette $, Foster 1861 JAMES s. GREEN.,1S0l
James Dixon. - 1868 TRUsTEN PoIK.. 1868
CALIFORNIA. NEW HAHPsHIRE.
WILLIAM NJ. GwIN 1861 John p, Hale.... 1859
d. C.. BRoDERIcK. 1868 James Bell. ...... 1861
DELAWARE. NEW YORK.
MARTIN W. BATEslS50 VIM. II. Seward 1861
JAMES A. BAYARD 1853 Preston King, 1865
FLORIDA. NEW JERSEY.
DAVID l.. YULEE 1851 WILLIAM WRIGHT 1859
5. Il. MALLORY ...,lSG3 JuHS Il. THOMPSON 1868
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
ROBERT ToOMBs'' 1859 DAVID 5. REID.... 1850
ALFRED lvERsON. 1851 ASA BIGGs.. .',.,..l 1861
INDIANA. ONO.
GRAHAM n FITcH 1861 GEoRGE Z. PUGH..lS6l
JESSE d. BRIGHT .lSj3 benjamin +. Wade 1868
ILLINOIS. PENNsYLvANGA.
y, y. DOUhLAS'' l0JN W lLllAA l'4NL4.ls'' AopA
Lyman Trumbull. 1851 Simon Cameron 1853
IOWA. RHODE ISLAND.
George W. Jones..1S59 PULP ALLEN...l 1859
james Harlan .....l 1851 James +, Simmons 1853
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
JLB b. Th0nDsoR . 1859 JosIAHJ. EvANs...lS50
JhRJ CrittCHdea 1861 AND. p BUTLER. 1861
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE.
JUDAH = BENJAMIN 1859 .ThH B.H..".....lS5g
JoHS SLInELL..".1 1851 A DLMocRAT] ]....lS63
MAINE. TEXAS.
VIM. p. Fesscndcn 1859 Sum H5Vsil1. 1....1sJ9
Hannibal Hamlin 1868 Thomas j, RUsK.,lS63
MASSACHUSETTS. vEEMCNT.
Henry Wilson," 1859 Jacob COllUmer.. 1861
Charles Sumner. 1868 Solomon Foot ...., 1868
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA.
JAMES a. PEARCE.. 1861 r. NJ. y. HUNTEE"
Aattyay KeaHedy. ..lsG3 JAMES NJ. MAsoY.,ls63
WISCONSIN.
Charles Durkee.. .....................lSGl
James r. Doolitte ............. ........lSG3
RECAPITULATION.
RepuhNCHns.. '..'''.' '''''''''' '''''''2O
Americans ''''. .,,'''''''' '''''''' %
Total '''''' 'G2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

OF Love is like river if the
current be obstructed IL will seek
some other channel. 1t is not unfre.
quently the case that the kisses and
attentions bestowed on the child OF
six years, are intended for her sister
of sixteen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02

U The population of Denmark
is two million six hundred thousand,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-02
4oGhtd.

The Senate Of the United states.
The Senate of the United States is now
composed as follows:
President JOHN C. BREcKNRIDGE, er Q6iciO.
Secretary AsBURY DICKINs.
Democratic Senators in SMALL CAPS; Re-
publiCans in Roman; Americans in HaLic.
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