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The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
NUMBER 30.
If Your Foot is Pretty, Show It,

If your foot is pretty, show it,
No matter where or when;
Let all fair maidens know it.
The foot takes all the men.
The face so fair and lovely,
May charm the gazer's eye,
But if the foot is homely,
He'll quickly pass her 10y.
If your foot is pretty, show It,
When you trip along the street.
For it will catch the eager eyes
Of every man you meet;
Don't toss your glossy ringlets,
Nor pout your lips so sweet;
But gently lift your petticoats,
And show your handsome feet.
II your foot is pretty, show 1t,
At concert, ball, or fair,
For the small pedal index
Shows where the graces arc.
The figure may deceive me,
All hooped and padded oc'r;
But let me survey the foot,
ask to see no more
If your foot is pretty. show il,
If you wish to catch the beaux,
No longer hide the telltale charm
Beneath SO many clothes.
A graceful foot betrays form
OF rare and faultless grace;
Full, rounded limbs, it doth reveal.
For fancy's eye to trace.
If your foot is pretty, show it,
Yes show it when you can;
Twill help your other lovely charms.
TO win some nice young man.
The practised eye may we'll distrust
A nicely padded breast;
But when it rests upon your feet
1t knows of all the rest.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
The Hessians in the Revolution.

At a recent meeting of the New York
Historical Society, Frederick Kapp, ESQ.
gave an interesting sketch of the history ol
the custom of employing mercenary troops
which he traced from an early day, and gave
an account of the engaging Of foreign troops
by England, during the war of the Revolt,-
tion.
At the commencement of the revolution,
England stood in great need of troops, and
contemplated the hiring Of 10000 men from
Russia. But it was decided before long to
abandon this plan, and apply again to their
old men purveyors, the small princes of Ger
many, and soon the necessary treaties were
made with the Duke of Brunswick, the Land
grave of Hesse Cassel, and the Count of
Hanau.
The Duke of Brunswick, whose dominions
comprised at that time 1900 square miles,
with 10000 inhabitants, undertook to fur
nish $4,000 men, of whom 366 were cavalry
and the rest infantry. For these the Duke
received, under the name of "levy money"
80 crowns, ($35.5O) for each man, the same
sum for every one killed, or for three woun-
ded, who were to be accounted equal to one
killed; and besides this, for the expenses of
equipment, two months extra pay. The
subsidies received by the Duke, as long as
the troops received the pay of England,
amounted to 64,500 crowns year, and
double that sum for the time their pay ceas-
ed until two years after their return into
Brunswick.
The Landgrave Of uesse, the infamous
Frederick H., although he possessed but $500
square miles, with about $780, 900 inhabitants,
had an army Of nearly 10000 experienced
troops. lie undertook to furnish within four
weeks three grenadier batialions, six infantry
regiments, and q company of rifemen-
amounting in all to l2, lO4 men. The Land.
grave received not only the levy money
of thirty crowns head, but there was paid
him also subsidy of 100000 crowns year,
in addition TO the regular pay of the troops.
The L'ndgraves son, also, then reigning
Count of Ilanau, sold regiment Of G9s
men to the English for $4,000 crowns, be-
sides the regular levy money. Even the
Prince of Little Waldeck, whose vast domi-
Mons consisted of some sterile hills of 400
square miles, with about 10000 inhal itants,
left, attracted by the prospects of larger
IIou'Ss thO ICssui0i ti"VC WIN tIIc lJuN'II,
and instead of sending his soldiers, as usua
to the Cape of Hood Hope or Batavia, sold
an infantry regiment Of go men to England
on II same good terms as the Count of
IIana,..
In the beginning of III, the Margrave
Of Anspatch Brandenburgh and the Prince
of Anhalt Zerhst joined these princely deal
ers in human flesh and contributed the for
mer 1885, and the latter ! 100 men. The
Margrave received, besides the levy money,
an annual subsidy of $4,000 crowns; the
Prince similar sum. Most of the soldiers
were forcbly enlisted, and of course deser-
tons were frequent. OF the Anhalt regi
ment, l4O men deserted at once, and the
next evening, an officer with fifty men were
among the missing.
In conclusion, Mr.. Kapp alluded to the
large number of Germans who deserting
their ranks, had remained in this country,
and by their industry, had done much for its
n1r
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A SHAM DUEL IN PH1LADELpHrA.-As sham
duel took place on the west side Of the Schuyl
Kill, between two young men named De
Charmont and Sheridan. The balls were
drawn by the seconds from the pistols before
they were handed to the combatants, a fact
of which Sheridan was aware. As the pis-
tolls were fred Sheridan fell, and De Char
mont, fearing the consequences, fed to parts
unknown. In letter he left at home he
stated that il be killed his antagonist he
would leave for Europe Immediately.
A young lover having obtained the con-
sent Of his beloved, undertook to gain that
of her father. To that end he began by ask
ing his consent to ''transfer the lovely flower
from the parent bed TO -" Here he
broke down in his SGT speech, but managed
to wind up by saying "from tho parent bed
to-my own!" The old gent coolly took
his pipe from his mouth, and replied "Well,
young man, ] don't know as have any OBJ
lection, provided you marry the gal frst.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10

Pretty TRuE.-A clever young bride says
that gentlemen talk nonsense before Young
ladies, because they think the ladies ke I.
for it makes them laugh. Ifthe ladies would
always look grave when the gentlemen talk
ridiculous nonsense, and smile when they
talk sense, gentlemen might improve. But
ladies often begin to yawn when gentlemen
attempt sense; and so in selfdefence, the
gentlemen are compelled to adhere to the
line of conversation which brghtens up the
ladies faces most. The fact is the ladies are
difficult to please with sense; and they want
so much poetry, sentimentality and eyc-white
that very few gentlemen are able to supl "
| them.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
Cure for the Bite of q Mad Dog.

A writer in the National Intelligcmcer, says
that spirits Of hartshorn is certain remedy
for the bite Of mad dog. The wound, he
adds, should be constantly bathed with it.
and three or four doses, diluted, taken in
wardly during the day. The hartshorn
deconposes, chemically, the virus insinuat.
ed into the wound, and Immediately alters
and destroys its deleteriousness. The writer,
who resided in Brazil for some time, first
tried it for the bite Of a scorpion, and found
that it removed pain and inflammation almost
instantly. Subsequently he tried it for the
bite of n rattlesnake with similar success
At the suggestion of the writer, an old friend
and physician tried it in cases of hydropho-
bia, and always with success.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10

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