Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-25
1ailg NationaI lemotrat.

ExooMMuNIcArIoN Of VIoroa Enkyu1
King OF SARDINIA, BY TIE POPE OF RoME.-
This formidable document has been transla-
ted for US from a German paper, by our
friend, Mr. Wedle, City Librarian:
In the name of God, the Almighty. the
Father, Son and Holy Ghost. of the immacu-
late Virgin Mary, the mother and patroness
of the Savior; in the name of all heavenly
powers, angels, archangels, and the mighty
heavenly thrones of the cherubims and sera-
phms, of all holy patriarchs, prophets. apos.
ties and evangelists, of the holy guiltless.
found worthy in the presence of the HOLY
Lamb to sing the new song Of the holy mar
tyrs and pater eonfessors, in the name of all
holy virgins and saints and the chosen bv
God, be be cursed and execrated. We pro
nounce the anathema and excommunieation
against him, Danish him from the threshold of
the holy church of God for tormentiny him
and surrender him with Datham and Abram
and those who renowned God As water
Quenches fire, SO be his light extingushed for
ever, if he repent not. Amen.
May the Father, who created man, curse
him. May the holy ghost, given us in the
baptism, curse him. May the holy cross
on which Christ triumphed over his enemies
curse him. May the holy eternal Virgin
Mary the mother of Cod curse him. Nav
the holy Michael the protector of the
blessed, curse him. May all angels, arch
angels and heavenly hosts curse him. May
the holy legion of patriarehs and prophets
curse him. May the holy John the Baptist,
and John the Evangelist, and st. Peter, and
St Paul. and the holy Andrew, and all the
other apostles of Christ and all his disciples
and the four evangelists, who converted the
world, curse him. May the holy wonderful
hosts of martyrs and father confessors, pleas
ing God by their holy word, curse him. May
the holy choir of the holy Virgins, who, f
Gods sake, renounced the pleasures of the
world, curse him. May ali saints from the
beginning of the world unto eternity, curse
him BE he cursed, wherever he goes, in
his house, his stable, his garden and his field
on the highway, on roads, on the water or
on land, or in the church Cursed be he in
life and in death when he eats and when
he drinks when he is hungry or is thirsty,
when fasting, sleeping standing, sitting
lying working, resting Here follows some
thing concerning his wife, not permitted to
be published in California. Cursed be he
inall the capabilities of the body cursed
internally aud externally; cursed be the hair
on his head, his brain, the crown of his head,
his temples, his forehead, ears, brow, Jaw.
nostris, front teeth and grinders his throat,
shoulders, wrists arms, hands and fingers.
Cursed be his mouth his heart, his lons, his
thighs, his Prohibited to be published in
California. his knees his legs, his feet, his
ankles Cursed be he in all his limbs from
top to sole, and may nothing be healthy on
him.
May the Son of the eternal God with all
his majesty, curse him. and may heaven, with |
all its might, arise and curse him until he
repents Amen.
OLD SAWS NEw-SEr-The Boston Post
gives the following.
Fortune knocks once at least at every mans !
door.-lf he ever knocked at ours it was
when we were out
Every man is the son of his own work. -
That accounts for the existence of SO many /
shathy folks. Their meanness is hereditary. |
One bad job came of another
Better wear out shoes than sheets.-The
reason of this saw is not quite apparent. The
reverse would seem to be the fuct-since cot
ton is cheaper than leather.
A wager is fools argument. nt.-Yes-buta a
good argument to answer fool with. "An-
swer fool according" &c
Sweet are the slumbers of the yirtuous.-
That's so. We have tried it.
Unpleasant men live knaves and die beg
gars.-Worse than that, they sometimes live
beggors and die knaves.
There is no general rule without excep-
tions.-Then there are exceptions to the above
rule. Therefore there are general rules with
out exceptions Logic is logic. that's all l |
say.
The cure of luxury is poverty, peo
pie would prefer the disease to the remedy
BACKING lIrs OrINIoN-The Washington
States and Union publishes the following
proposition and asks who dare accept it.
Nh ErToR u have heard it asserted !
lhat Judge Douglas, if nominated at Charlie
Ton, could not carry a single Southern State.
Now, to test the sincerity of those so assert |
IhS Will wager 5000 to $l00, or five times
mat amount op every Southern State except |
ing South Carolina; and 81 900. even bet, |
that no one can name n Southern State tex |
cePtlng South Carolina) which he will not
Set II nominated at Chareston-all to be |
wken together except South Carolina |
merely because she votes by her Legislature, /
ana might hnd her vote not wanted, and |
throw it away.
HE FIRE At CRESCENT Cry. The following
Is list of the losses by the fire which oc-
cured at Crescent City on Monday last:
j. Houcl, hotel and furniture, So, 500; J. |
9. Wall two buildings, 1000 John Dugan,
building, $500; q. L. Lawtoh, three build
ings, $1,000; Gordon q Dickinson, stock,
g,000 d. ?. Gordon, furniture, etc, $500
Pr W. D. Miller, furniture, etc, $500; total,
Sl0,800.
H. IL. johnson & Co., though not burnt
out, lost some $500 in the moving of their
goods
A WARNING TO FEMALE sNUrF-DIrpERs.-An
exchange says
Miss T. Gibson died recently in Arkansas
Al q & 4