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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
CIGAR! TOBACCO! FRUIT !!
" q r. 1 city store
Main Street, PlncrrvIlIc.

TTNIE snbscrher offers To the public choice lot Of CT.
Il gara Tobacco, hooks, Stationery, Fruit Nuts, Can
dieR, etc.
Having made arrangements with houses below he is
constant receipt Of the choicest brands Of CIGARS and
TOBACCO. which he oilers ut wholesale retail CHEAP
FOR CASH.
lie has, also, large stock Of BOOKS, STATIONERY,
CUTLERY, etc, which he offers ut reduced prices. The
CHOICEST FRt'ITS the market affords, such as Apples
Peaches Figs, etc-alwnys hand and for sale low.
The public are respectfully invited to give me call
II. OOAANs
[nOvi3tfl rndCr Masonic Hall, Main st.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

4 CARO.-pronpt,rl by an homes; desire II my lac arr
y lWi>h to lay before the pubic wch deserves
high cInnIentati", "ny act u scieifi, skill
hut ~ humanity also About two ago. suddenly
and from unknown I" seized with lit Of
epilepsy, which, owing uy INABILITY meet the rxeisc.
consequent upon thorough medical Treatment. and the
discOuragcrien which met with attempting IT, coon
became then led 10 brirvrD Us to defy the
skill II ply yscan was frequently, while in pursuit Of
my calling, thrown dawn to the grOInd without the slight.
est warning, aud although insensbc to the agOnics yet
despsrd the niSees Of my life aud learned To Juk
u,,Un those who would render assistance shelter Inr
from danger as mics who sought proong the misery
OTny eAsence While In this state and ha wing lrcv ills
Ia MY aIcti"n tast,d d III" sweets ~ life. once more was
induced Ia attempt seeking aid Of hy-ira and by
cOn,nl. nIati0n called Dr l.. j. CzaI,kay "ll him
my and my inability tn reward lin for his
services regardless Of which. lUw"vcr he once under.
to"k my r;s,. aud with ;l bic ssing nf God was once
reaTed Ia perfect health Enable to reward him fnr
the i.Hn Hi enjoy at prrscEt,and yet conscious 0f
pg 6t,',4lnssA consider il due tO my eli aud all
atr,d Ia MAJ" tie public, in order that those in
ned VI Bedi'& advice may find pl ySician In whom
rrS %~nfdeuce can be placed.
g.. MEYER YABt.0NSKY.
Sa.c Of CalifFDia. County of Sau Francisco. Sub
ScrS aud SWurn u Leiure thr lst day nf August.
A. ID. i%l&. GILBERT 4. GRANT,
ltSl Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

Certificate.

I, tho undersigned Governor Of Hungary do testify
hereby that DR. H. j. CzAPRAY has served during the
tHst for Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon In the un-
Harhn Army with faithful persevcrencC-whcrcOf have
given him this certificate, and do him the
sympathy, attention and protection 0f all those shO are
capable Of approaching patriotic sfsacrinrr and unde.
served nifosrtune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington, Jan. 9th, %s. [?6.3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
The Dead Mariner.
NJ GEO. n. PRENTICE.

NJ GEO. n. PRENTICE.
Sleep on. sleep on! above thy corsc
The winds their Sabbath keep;
The waves are round thee; and thy breast
Heavcs with the hcaving deep.
Der the mild eve her beauty filings,
And there the white gull lifts her wings,
And the blue halcyon loves to lave
Her plumagc in the deep blue wave.
Sleep on! no willow DER thee bends
With melancholy air;
No violet springs. nor dcwy rose
ltS soul Ot love lays barr
But there the sea flower, bright and Young,
Is swcctly Ger thy slumbcrs flung,
And like weeping mourner fair,
Its pale flag hangs its tresscs there.
Sleep on, sleep on! the gIittcring depths
OF oceans coral waves,
Are thy bright urn-thy requium
The music Of the waves;
The purple gems forever burn
In iadclcSS beauty round thy urn,
Aud pure and deep aS infant love,
The blue sea rolls its way above.
Sleep on, sleep on. the ftnrinl wrath
OF ningling cloud and deep
MAY leave ITS " lid and stormy track
Above the place "f sleeps
But when the wave is sunk tn rest,
Aud now, twill murmur DER thv breast,
And the bright visions Of the sea
Perchancc will make their hVme with thee.
Sleep on! thy corSe is far away,
But love bewHls thee yet;
For thee the heart wrung sigh is brcathcd,
And lovely eyes are wet;
And she, the Young aud bcautc0us bride,
Her thoughts are lowering by thy side;
And oft she turns TO view with tears
The Eden of departed years.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

SpermRtOrrhTa, ar Local Weakness. Nervous De-
hiiity low spirits. a!tie. weakness q" the limbs and back
ndisIn-iiiui and hcaI a;!:y for study and labor, dull
Of apprehension l"s of memory, avcrsinn to society
love al solitude tHdty, -rlf>tu-t. diZ1ir,s, h-adaclr
involuntary l>clai:"s. pains III the i l- atct:nn nf the
eyes lnle~ the fac, sexual aud ntl.r iairniiirs in
men, are cn,c without fai ty tile justly celebrate Il Ply
and surgeon l.. J CZAPENY. Iii> mriiml e." curing
di>ra".s and unkHown To all others, hence III.
great success Ali consultations. 10y letter or otlr; wise
frrr. Address, l.. j. t-..I'Any, " h., san Francisco,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
Tie Gredf~f DA 0r<pY az NE .1gS-Grp0t RcsSinO 10
Mtuk(pd- y. a,...,,1 L.L p1u1

Tie Gredt<.f Dia 0r<ry nf HE 1gH-Gre0t RcsSin0 10
-Wf"k(Rh-Ssa0,rnf.hm Int IDt,Hf
DR.. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S Pruphiacficun self dsinccting
agent "a sure preventative agast GonOrrnra and Sypl
little i"eSAee and an r1aAA'd remedy for all vtnrrca
ScT0iulIus GaIEy4 AId CAiLcTni- Ccrrs Fud Dis
charges from Vagina, ltcrus AMI CrciTa and all Cua-
neous Epti"ns and Diseases For sale At Dr. L. Czap-
kays oifcr SACRAMENTO st, brlnV NDti!nery, opposite
Pacific Nan .SL:anIsIl Co.'S u4c4- iluciatinn IL
preventative aEsns spAi pOE. IL Dr. H. j. czapkays
Pr0thiasf.GA preventive asaiust S3hitc and Goor-
rltGal ess4SS Aer1lesS ia tsL 1t iIsscssck the power
OF ehcnahT deStr'1ng the fytHtic Virus and thereby
the most isatlS1tne Of all diseases. Ict no young man
Who alreetGtcs health be without Dr Cznpkays Pr0,ac
ticum Is In very convenient packages and will h.
fnund convenient To being used "a soap. Price Aj
For sale 1t Dr. lad CEarkaVs PriSnte Medical and Srgi
cal lnstt Ite Sacramento vt kei0w Montgomery
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s OFFICE
eH All orders must he addressed 10 L. J. Czapkay, NJ D.
Ban FFRncineo, California,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

A Card, the undersigned. having been under
the treatment Of DIR. L. CEaJkay, although unsnlic-
tied, feel called upon to give publicity the efficacy Of his
treatment hoping that by doing may he Instrumental
In preventing eWs from tie fcafv suffering and misery
ELkb sXperienced ana which Gften result from the
IcTaietUuS practices Of retciJTE My disease has been
that Of PYalcal and mental debility, Wch follows in con-
sequence of indscreOns la youth. The ngonirs which
endured are perhaps, unnecessary EOr detail they
known 10 th0st who have experienced them. Suffice
to say that having called the services of Dr. H. Cap
kay into requsiton, all theeXp, anS which may have
formed OF him were more than realized would there
fore recommend Dr. CEapkHy . all who may find them
selves afflicted with that dreadful malady, my object in
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity and heart
felt desire Of relieving them.
D. J. DAIILEE, Printer.
State Of California, City and County Of San FTancsco
On this 3iE day Of July A. u. lS5G, before me, VIM
@. Jevet, Notary Public, personally appeared j. Dab
lee. known u wlo being duly sworn, dl depOse and
say, nt the contents Of the card herewith signed by
him true
IN WiHess whereof have hereuntO set my hand, and
ShtEsd NY official seal, the day and year first above
WTtttsp. Wh. G. JEWETT,
H.. g. Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

Tears Of affection arc painful tokens, but
still most holy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

HF
"WIl you never learn, my deAr. the diasr'
ence between real and exChanae " { ~ r.
The question was put 70 ahul ID . "a
been lucky enough co. bestlsa psp eal
economist 10 petdccata n =
"oh, yes, ny dsaS. ! shink 1 ~
u. t,f ,ir' .s8ihhn1 NJ ~ q u ssisi9s.aJ
"1ndeed !" Fesp0hdod tkS lAay. aTg sa4
"Ycs," replisd~tAS -huabaats. For n.
stance, my deaF, I know year de6p a4fsine
and all your other virtues khatS -
vnlue. Bot know, also, thae ~ 8 > ~
married friends wOnld swnp wiRee - -
that's your szcAang ahls valEil lsas !
= i-- = > y |, issll ebse ~
= When man is tixSs Ipsaia ifs.H
derogatory things 0f- -E0mih, 6 NJ
that he has always ansociAtsa aelk
degraded OF the sex. q ra9'4ss hsW ahs
F+..f .sf'4 @3a7 ezsW 4s
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
Certificate.

The nnfrs'gned lr-r''I- 'ti a'qtrg those who may
i unfortunate enough 10 h." similarly ar wlirr.
s.Tnah.It T'l,i - their ~" n hc Obtained
il his dan n 'lmS pul'y Nur". hi> -inc.r" graft
utr to Dr. L. }. CZdIkay for Tie recovery Of
his health Borne dawn 10y The d>trr>,,i .yuiini. in
id-Lt tn vrI- prrrii.c II uncomfortable Ii sion in
v"Ih: hrrrr->"d N h. Iy and mind, Iail Ia perform
even ~" most r'nlE dI;I Ii"I-cI IL" daily Avnca.
TIM - lt- ~ouE tie .I,,N' ~ MACY ~ y.ii.ns VII,
u; hr.t ssrt."i ny I-Is7- ~ fF;t'rg nTErtrr ttit
alt, after '"W w", aud in T"ral INSTANCES months
~ T r' i;r' ~. found ia my n,t'r!i- lmrror that
nst~ad II rc-f the symptoms brran.- mere alarming in
t'r t"riur,; anl !" ing told by that my disease
hug principally cHir'l :" III" hrai. med rinrs wnuld
h., - .i!. c"n-,quri.rr. g.. tir-i a. rrgaing ms
h"altl, strength aud cn"rgy: aud lat resort Aid
W'll hrt faint impr. called Ir CzapkAv wln, af
examining ras-. ir.s. r.l t.l cine which
1lin"st relieved ~ tie lu! Izzir.s
head Eprourag Wy hi, result r-n.ycI to place
ny l, immediately Hndrr MS and Icy "a strict or.
All h> hrrcii"h~ and advw'. head h,ranIr
''nr. id t~ colt, ctrd. the pa IN INV hack
ai, grnrs. tie. IkHrs- 80 limbs tl, rractio
~ wi"i body III" -lyii'rt alarm excitement
il,. ,'-,tl ruIy d rt | f -indc: ~, sit--ir-t and
wait u" cnnflrr others. tl, mcaJabty 10 study ami
81 r'snII:nu; " Tigtil. exciting. aud al times
pl. asir'l' lrrtns at ig.I. fh's ly "untary dis
barge. hrv, al Il. .I,rar.i aud fact in two month,
after haN c"i.sur " D"ctur felt u, II inspired bv
if-tiit lie whi'l'. tut slurt time ago, con
t,npiatrl 'n ruh nv hand.
with view :" gIaid the unfortunate rom falling into
the 81 inc npt"h' "nach,, deem my dIiy
"( lhi. -tm"rv I" 'hc rt Al kiii ot Dr. CZaukay
and sd hln To ali vito mag stand ia need 81
medical adIi 80. brug >,rcI hy uiy "An experience"
iA' "'re HHcr his care, radical aud cure
will hr effected h. 7. FILLMORE.
state ra. county II SIn Frac..cn-SL,,.riImd
and 10 bc'r" ~ i7th day Of Air.. u. l>6
(Sgncd) JuIN MiDi,Ltr"N, It's
Notary Public,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
"oUR coUNTRY-Always Wrong Country"
Dr.L. ]. CZAPKAYS
Medical and Surgical Institute :

sacramento street, below Montgomery, Opposite Pacific
MHil Steamship Company Office, San Francisco
Ests sblished IN 1894, for the Permanent
Cure Of all Private and Chronic
Diseases and the
Suppression OF Quackery.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
Attendant and Resident Physician,
C2 A nK Az r

AtttndanI and Resident PhysiriaD,
L. j. CZAPKAY, M. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief PhyS
can 10 the 2tI Regiment Of ionv'ds, Chief Surgeon TO
the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary and late Lectu
reI on the Diseases of Women and Children.
Communications Strictly Confidential
Consultations, by letter or otherwise Free
Address, DR. l.. j. CZAPKAY.
San Francisco. Cal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

nR. j. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks To his nu
- mernuS patients for thriT uatrnnaVr aud would take
This opportunity Ia remind them that hc confines TO con-
iinucs to consult at his Institute for the cure Of all forms Of
T:Ts:c ss =ss;;ii!I!! s;..rs!.:ss Hss.;:s;s,
tni.-"ns, and all the consequences 81 seltalse. In
the first stages Of SyIhilhc G"i"rral Diseases he
guarantees cure in few days without Inconvenience to
the patient. hndranrr To Lis bun"ss. When n ia.
tent, by neglect improper treatment has developed the
secondary symptoms Z" Syphilis. such bnhncs or pain
III swrlgs "i u" Ir"n- ulcers In the throat nose
which IL not checked destroy the -of parts aud cause the
bones 10 mnry separate and away leaving the suf
'Ter an object hl"uu- to brlnl; w,n hloc!irs or
pin Ie, break "hi upon the SKIN when he has painful
SWELL upon the bones. when his constitution inur
ed - Ir"dIslpN tn c"fistIfbriGh 0FffT
NJ disease he Doctor guarantees or ask. no com
Irnsatinn.
In Reumati chronic acute" In Dysentcry or Dar
rlra lie has NE ard II ctrh rcs For treatment
of the cui.cu-irt ~ slf ahu- such nocturnal r,ss
ions tin iv "aharl". pain. in tie bark and
hr W Pcu rr tnesS. loss II npp"'i;c lnss NJ mem.
ory, injury t" he ss't rcs- mess. confusion ~ ideas
-hr for society," and T. frg % w"arr"ss ~ life; with
the -y.;'n "xcit; Ne :lat slight nni.s slnk
s:ar" tr patient, making Ia. "xf"nc" n-rratr Far
the Bh"ve uani, The Dpct"r will g'arantrr cure or
AK compensation. II" be cLr.rd free II charge
and !nv!''s al! Il" !l as il Will oing AMI may
he mich to their advantage
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
A Tribute to Merited Worth.

The ug li'ud" 81 u,au I" i- iIw ,uau or"n met
with ia lir that t-n"nia-. prrrpl by tI finer feelings
u thu heart ia the lie II tin., W. sacrfrr
''ir i 'av- III - lahropi" i'voi"n :" " alrv;itinn
- t. ILL., ~ ira mortality Eiurc-i "ls the .'unrs
~ press with fraul!rut aul fttiul- letters. ~, yuy
III" S"rtl "f their guii.ii'hl clarIafauL w.
lii"w .,II"ni l'i'r rom WORTHY wl,n bri,
Urr" since seemed i'.;iI.d tn -. il. OF this mortal
nl :" wlio hacked f,rwari Ia his dis. .iiur with tia,
pleasure wi' ly tu,r We Ii.h !"w ly She heavy baud
~ fdi<as. Contrary :" hopr M" ahlity Of a krrl
y-i.an a. rr.;"ri Tim to i~ former l"aiti R,I"v,d
rom hi~ rrrh'" situation. AMI inr"d hy gritifi" ne
rakr> kn"Wn ~" ra>" aud lii r-n'. Ii agent and his
>ia''p,"ut i auilcrtraf"h hy Notary Prhic The de-
tnl'is - ."'''y ui'ri"r-lv "ouniahI its publicity and
given I" tl'. unwary than sound il,
praise "i phy'cla of ~Arm scores Of sr cases can
l,. cited.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18


4 city editor, who is bachelor having said
in his last issue that he really wished he had
a son, so he could dress him up in the fashion,
was called upon the next day by his adorable,
to whom he had been paying his attention for
the last two years, and asked him If he really
said thatp
Yes, )" WAS his reply.
"Wcll, Billy" said she, "why don't you
make arrangements for One9"
Our friend said that it was the first time he
was ever cOrnered. lie was SO mortified that
he went right away to the parSOn.
Alawyer, in one of the western courts threw
a cane at aDOther'S head. The court required
him to apologize for it. lie did, and added,
"whilO am about it, may MS well apologize
beforehand for throwing another cane at him
the first chance I get" ''
Women arc like tulips-the more modest
and retiring they appear, the better we love
them.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-19
Didn't believe 1t!

A recent argument" in favor of pre-
servation of the "Pennsylvania Dutch" "
reminds us of an anecdote told in connec-
tion with the Common School Contest,
IepSa ERisa 1t c3 It will be
membered, was very actively opposed by
a few of that class Of clergymen who op'
posed Sabbath Schools and everything else
that might finally infringe upon their au-
thority. He exerted all his strength to
defeat the adoption of the school system in
his district, but the public sentiment ap-
peared to be against him. He dctermi-
ned on last resort. He called the peo-
pie together, as their pastor he told them
of the undying interest he fel, in the well
fare of their souls how Satan was contin.
ually laying plans for their destruction
and, in what danger they now were from
the adoption of the system of common
schools. "My people," said he, off you
adopt this system of education, the souls
of your children will inevitably be lost
The original language of the world was
our language. 1t is the language of our
Maker, and he understands no other. If
your children 60 to these schools, they
will learn the English, and forget their
Dutch, and then, my friends, the awful
condition will exist of their being unable
to pray to their God in language which
be can understand, aud consequently the
loss of their souls will be certain" The
argument or the facts on which they were
based, were not considered satisfactory by
his "pcople," and they accepted the school
law. The argument referred to in the
beginning of these remarks will be about
as observation-disclosures Courier.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-19
NOtarieS Public,

In answer to resolution of the House
sailing upon the State Department for o
Statement of the number of Notaries Pub
JIG appointed by Ex-Goyernors Bigler and
Pollock, during the last two months Of
thcir administration, the Secretary of the
commonwealth gave the following as the
result.
Appointments by Pollock, 67
&" " Bigler, 81
The number resigned and re.appoin.-
ed BY Gov. Pollock were Q
4 " Bigler, 3
Gov Pollock, it will be remembered,
ppointed Notaries for several new Banks,
ee No. of which has largely increased
!. nee Gov. Bigler's day.
ooi Mcclure House has proposed law
sha' hereafter no person shall be appoin.
yea 10 NIL Vcancy, longer than for the
Pnexp'red term of the person whose place
ee h!ls. This would be right, and proba.
ply will carry
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-19
Dead and Doomed.

GTbe Courier d Inquirer thus "holds
the mirror up" to those Members of Con-
gress from Free States who are now urged
to sacrifice themselves on the altar of the
Lecompton Swindle
Of the thirteen Northern Members Of
the Senate who voted for the Kansas Ne
braska Bill three years ago, but .Jour now
have seats in that body. These four are
Stuart of Michigan, Jones Of Iowa, Dou-
glas of Illinois, and Thompson of New
Jersey. The only reason why they have
no: lost their seats is simply because their
terms of Office have not expired, and there
has been no opportunity to elect other
men.
OF the Jorty-too Members of the House
from the Northern States who voted for
the bill, but three are Members Of the
present House. These are j. CLANCY
Jones and T. B. Florence Of Pennsylvaa a
and W. II. English Of Indiana. Upon
all the other SO, the waters Of political
oblivion have closed for ever.
Now, the Lecompton Constitution is
yet moro obnoxious to the great body of
the people than was the Kansas Bill.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-19
Another POetical Patchwork Curiosity.

The curfew tolls the knrll Of parting Jay,
In every cline, from Lapiand TO Japan;
To fix one spark Of beautys heavenly ray,
The proper study Of mankind is man.
Tcll-ior You can-Whlt Is it to lie wise:
Sweet Auburn, lOyeliest village Of the plain;
The man Of Ross, each Iisping babe replies,
And drags, ut each r,inOye, II length ming chain.
ALI who can tell how har, il is to climb
Far rs tue solar walk or milky way:
Procras;ination Is the thief Of time,
Let Hercules himself do what he may.
'Tis education forms the common mind,
The feast of and the few of eoul--
must be cruel only to be kind,
And wnfl sigh from Indus to the pole.
Sypbax, JOY TO meet thee thue alone,
Wherc'er l roam, whatever lands zee;
A youth, 70 fortune and to fame unknown,
In maiden meditation fancy free.
Farewell! and whatsoer thy voice be tried,
Why TO yon mountains turns the gazing eye?
With spectacles on nose, and pouch on side,
That teach the rustic moraIist to die.
Pity the sorrows Of Ioor old man,
Whose beari descending. swept his aged breast;
Laugh where We must, be candid when esn,
Man never IS but always TO be blest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-19
Elections Returns from Kansas.

In accordance with the provisions of an
act entitled "An act submitting the Con-
stitution framed at Lecompton, under the
act OF the Legislative Assembly of Kansas
Territory, entitled 'An act to provide for
taking census and election of delegates
to convention passed February 10, 9,A.D.
1857 the undersigned announce the fol-
lowing as the official vote of the people of
Kansas Territory on the questions as there
in submitted, on the 4th day of Jan. 1853:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-19
MY SISTER.

Up many flights of crazy stairs,
Where oft ones head knocks unaSares,
With a ri kety table, gIl without chsirs,
And only Il stool 10 kneel to prayers,
Dwclls my sister.
There Is no carpet upon the floor,
The winds whistle in through the cracks Of the door,
One might reckon her miscrics by the score,
But who feels interest in one poori
Yet she Is my sister.
She ess blooming, ani fresh, and young and fa!r,
with trsht blue eyes, and auburn hair;
But the rose is eaten with canlIer care,
And her y.ssse is marked with grim despair.
ruch is my sister.
When at esrly morning. to rest her head,
she throws herself on her weary bed.
Longing 10 sleep the sleep Of the dead,
Yet fearing, from all she has heard snd resd:
Pity my sister.
but the bright sun shines on her and oD M,
Aud on mine and hers aud on thine sn1 thee,
What-EeF our lot ia lilr may be,
Whether OF high or loE degree,
san shes our sister,
Weep r sister,
Yrsy Tor sister,
-. sis
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-19

THE STEBBINs PLATFORM.-Every-
body, says the Providence Journal, ,remem-
bers the platform on which Mr. Stcbbins
planted himself when be run for President
of the United States. When asked how
he stood on the Maine law, he promptly
answered that he was Sin favor of the law,
but against its execution" This admira
bic political position has been assumed in
New Hampshire aud other States by the
Democratic party, in resolutions expressing
unabated confidence in Mr.. Buchanan, and
pronouncing against the measure on which
be has stsle5 bis Administration