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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-13
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WHAT WAR HAS COST THE WORLD.


THERE wasa time when Americans were in
the habit OF estimating the enormous cost oil
war They did SO for two reasons; first, to
show the foolish nations that met in mortal
combat to slaughter each other, what an OK
pensiye pastime they INDUCED in; and, second
ly, to Halter themselves, whose empire was
peace" Now thecRse is different. In the
whole country there are not three. newspapers
that touch the pecuniary side OF war matters
1t is too suggestive. Materials are in 1t TO
establish the fact that. the United States,
whose greatness was founded on peace, Is
about to commence one of the costiiest strug'
giles ever made in the world. BE it the task
Of the Daily Nies to enlighten people, then
Let us see what expense ware have hitherto
incurred: ~ -. ~. p. - ~. -
TAe war preceding the treaty OF Ryswick, IN
1851 cost $40. 000, 900. g.. ..,-. 81 =.
The Spanish war of 1880. settled for at Aix-
la-Chapelle, cost SIZE, 000. coo. .......
The war of the Spanish Succession cost SUI,
600, 600 -.... H."
l. The treaty of Paris. in 1858, ended bloody
struggle. which cost $3.50 100000. :c..
The War of American Independence cost
England and this country $3.50, 900, 600 =:
The war of ten years, which is known as
1.-THE French Revolution OF I793," cost $780,
100000. ZIP. ..#.. g. s- 49,.
The war against the First Napoleon, which
began in 1903 and ended in 1915. cost the ex-
traerdinary amount of So. 800 o00. 600.
The crimean war cost $a4, 600, 900.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-13
IRISH TESTIMONY.


THACKERy has been police reporting for the
London DiQgenes. Here Is d sample. Pat Fo-
gctary went all the way from Manchester to
London to 'fthrash" Mick Fitzpatrick, which
he did, winding up the performance with the
assistance Of an lawful horse shoe He was
detectifed and brought before Mr.. Justice sim
pleinan. part of the examination IS an
nexea: s
Court W. sir, you came here from Man
chester, ditg$ ots s8
PatYour Hspor has answered correct.
Court. You see the c0mpIainant's head; IL
was cut by 9 sharp instrument. Doyou know
what cut its
Pat Amt your Honor afther sayin' that i
sharp instrument did! 81 ss4s
Court becoming restiYe see you mean
TO equiyoeate. Now, sir, you cut that held
You came here 70 cut II, did you mott Now,
sir, what motive brought ynn to I.ondona
Pat The locomotive, yer Honor.
he Court Naxing warm Equiyccating.
again, you scountiTel traising mp the horse
shoe, and holding II before patl do YOU see
that horse shoe, sir
rat- Is II horse shoe, your honor
Court Don I you sec ii Is, gifs Are you
ablinds Can you not tell at once TINT it ii 9
horse shocs
Begar no, your honor.
Court tangrily1 No2
Pat-44-No, yer honor; but can yersrlf tell2
q Court-0f course can, you stupid Irish
man. 0 s.j .s.s # #
Pat {soliloqnizing aloud Oil glory DO to-
goodness, see what education is, yer honor;
sure poor ignorant cfature like mesilf
wouldn' know horse shoe from a nlare' s.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-13
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, SATURDAY, JULY Il, 1861.

The last Italian war mot including the hos
Utilities between Victor Emanuel, Garibaldi.
Bomba. etc, cost $40. O0o, 900.
The last war In India cost England sos. i
900 900. \ VI
The list might be doubled. It includes
wars only Of which definite statistics are on
record The cost Of the present war here no
.statician can estimate, because tho loss to
commerce, industry, and trade which 1t will
involve is beyond the reach Of calculating
powers M E,.L1aity Aelcs.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-13
WORTH TREAsURING.

l. SESp your child to bed happy. Whatever
cares press, give it warm good might kiss, Us
il goes to its pillow. The memory OF this, in
the stormy years which fate may have in store
for the little one, will be like Bethlehem 3
star to the bewildered shepherds. MY father
my mother loved me!'' Fate cannot take
away that heart-balm. Lips parched with the
worlds fever will become deWy again ut this
thrill of youthful memories. Kiss your little
child before il goes to sleep! - .....,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-13
ADVERTISING.
GtriI
BEHIND THE MASK. !.

ri was IN old, distorted face,
An uncouth yisage, rough and wild;
Yet, from behind, with laughing grace.
peeped tie fresh beauty II q child.
And 80 contrasting, fair and bright,
IT made me Of my fancy ask
D ii half oarth,s wIinkled grimness might
Be but the baby In the mask
Behind gray hairs and furrowed brow,
And withcred look that life puts on,
Each, as he wears it comes to know
How the child hides, and Is not gone
3 g x Z e Isl
For, while the inexorable years
10 saddened features fit their mould.
Beneath the work Of time and tears . .z
Waits something that willnot grow old!
And pain and petulance and care ..a h
And wasted hope, aud sinful stain,
Shape the strange guise the soul doth wear,
. Till her young life looks forth again, s.
The beauty of his boyhood's smile,
What human faith could find it now =3
In yonder man Of grief and guile,-. III -.
al very Cain, with branded brow. ..<
I Yet overIaid and hidden, still FL. ... : 81. !.
II lingers, --of his life part; :. 81. Il
sthe seathed pine upon the hill +.
Holds the young iibres at its heart. =
And haply, round the Eternal Throne, .=
Heavens plying angels shall not ask
For that last look the world hath known,
But for the face behind the mask! 4
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-13
b YER " SA TURnd X.

EDIToR And PR0PHIEToR- rs IA.
]. TERMS: sc per Annupt IN Adronts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

DrOrange or lemon juice left upon a knife or
other piece Of iron, will in few days, produce a
sta n 30 nearly resembling that caused by blood
as to deceive the most careful observer; and not
many years ago, in Paris, man was nearly con-
victed Of murder, owing TO knife being found In
his possession with what was pronounced by sew
eFal witnesses to be blood, but aiterward dfscoy-
cred to be lime juice.
RENEWAL OF BU,IyEsx Ru.r,ou. The
s'eamers South Carolina and massachusetts are a,
Immediately resume tseir regular trips between
Boston and Charleston. Advices from Charleston
ssie t1at tne distractions placed in the ship
channel OF that port have been entirely removed
oy tue action Of the sea, and not a vestige Of the
sunken vessels remains
u IN the case Of Higgins VS. Averill, tried at
East Cambridge, the jury on Wednesday rem
dant had connected the fair plaintiffs name with
mat OF Rev SIR. Bagnall, in manner very in
furious to both.
IVA weak shepherd In Brooklyn, n. Y. has
ntely been unmssked. He was a fourishing
clergyman and took too deep an interest in the
wife Of one Of his most wealthy Far.shioners. The
scandal Is fragrant
TGoy. Pickens has Issued his proclamation
establishing martial law on Sulliyan,s Island
usoh ~nlcn FoH healtrie stands. and over the
Sumter " WIZ
DI Joseph Veazie Of Providence is willing IN
snoscroe 81 900, Hnineteen others Will subscribe
NE sum, 10 Try the experiment of ralsiny cotton
IN Central America.
"WHAT FALL WAS THERE The NemphiS
Avalanche says that Prof. Wise. of sronsntic
nms, Is AZ present engaged In selling apples and
e1hoy Al tne street corners In that CITY
IL Dr. Foster, who tore down and trampled
upon the American flag, at Covington XIV. a few
Gays since, has been fined SEQ for that ofense.
W Five printers OCCUPY the pulpIt. of Ave
churches In Portsmouth, Va
" Low Son, Of London, are soon to publish
= heaaoif OF Hon. Abraham Lincoln
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From fhs Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
CePhalio Pills aocompiIsh the object for vbi,b
forms. " '- ''s
Frem the Eramissr, Norfolk, Va
Gases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, MINI.
ryou are, or have been troubled with the head :
may have them In case II an attack. '01
From tbs Adre,tiser, Providence, RI
The Cephallc Pills are said to be a remarkably
very best for that very fresuent COMPLAINT ybirn
mas ever been discovered.
From The Western Il. r. Gazstte. Chicago, M
we heartily endorse Mr. spslding. and his un-
From the EdnotcAa Valley Star, Kana,cha, Va.
we are sure that psrsons suffering with the head
aone' who try them, will stuck TO them.
Frem the Southern Path Finder. Ee.c O,lsaus. La
Al, Try them you that ere afflicted and We are sure
tnet your tssumony can bs added 10 the already
ntnas ss tnat has received benefits that no
49,. From the So. Louis Democrat -. e.
pllss ,mmense demand for tbs article tCephslio
From the GoEstte. Davenport, Iotca
MT. SPadlns would not connect his mama with
al eftioie ne dld not kSotc 10 possess real merit
From tbs Ad-srtiser, Proridenes,
Tho testimony in their favor IL strong. fro,, Oh.
most respectful Q quarters. ''''' '"o
From ths Daily News, Ns,cpo,,, R,I-fr-
oephaio Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

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Ms ? oGes' s eOi x w LCwSi, MI g c Dodge,
UsN; ID Oh mbers, DC; Il Hutchinson. PAS
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~ sIng hgTst Pa; Judge Hagtor, NJ; ] s
ny; w evils, do; E w Stratton, Mass: Al rs
r Rockers, o; earn, do; Capt Long, USN: i
Pc =, SAm nJ, Pa; Mccormick, do; 4 Havi.
Davis, Md; II s Magraw, Pa; p Iind.av Nv.
Mrs Stotie, do; z NJ Corwin, o; Corwin- AZ. r
wright AID lady, do; b F Lee, Pa; Il Hae and
tang. > n p seaiss, do; Rankin, Cal;
Ragent, Mass; r c Nichols, do; Judge BUCK.
with and lady, III; E Stowe, Ny; S T6sver do.
w x Lone, do; Mis- 81 Cone,do; Miss A Cone,
Hunt and lady, NY; Johnson, do: Is 3rissr pa.
+ Daniel add lady, Del; w Terry, NY: 4 Hiss
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A ihRo cohPppUSp EXTRACT sARsA.

a. 20 one Iemedv 10 more needed in TIA.
taah Iela0le AhsSatire but thu a., tHis county
ssoounes eoasiy cheated BY the wortbis.n lave oeen
80. S..sepeFilIa abroad, that thsy Ar -
X, III ne ne 20. OF the drug ca mot ~ .s.ed
MOST OF the 90 called sar apsTi.s :, nave suffered
tSn, nnie OF the virtues OF sarsspara o. con
inlns ese. They are moro sio ns-ninsses a ol any
80 eoncenfrated extract Of the ao,i,o IN
t.sy.s "a - - psIlDs compounded with DocL sti
fal sterstivs s.cd Is, .. i ever will be. power.
AfeIs Ext sot of sarssparis, as its tpgyi s1ch Is
Iut cU o o. the great variety of coTa.s er-
ISquIIe An e4tefative medtcfne NV t Mhlcn
Do not therefore, discard this
- oooause you have been imposed NO. ~
was not Ss snalnS to be ssrsapaIills, EhiIe Il
not III then, vii you know the yirtns. ~ and
psf.s. roI minute particulars Of tbs Al % ara.
cai:ss, We Iefer you % Ayers Americsn sgeses u
lyh we dssnt below named will Tr,i..ih tnalac,
70 who oall for 10 VIII iarnlsh gratis
,;,..si, HEAIElaTIe PIrLs, for the curs Of "a.
ts,y Fsnt Stomach. E;ys;psiasH' g HT,cs. Dgsss
Sasem6ti,,sy hsars6svs. arfs,sr -. NJ, PtIes,
2tcmdSA. PdtH, 90 Morbsd Isaefso. ~ ~ .sordrsd
D,orsS fks Loss Of 1Ypsffts. Lies Coy 1S.en;'
Tks. - tYfs fAs Blood = DeV~" rtH,
tive car t,tss ar coattd, so that the most ..,.,
fsms ss,is,t IN The world for Al, ths sney are the
RoaEs P Rn5s &c fRIcK IS cEsTs esy s1apoaee OF
o. PS no, be put Of By unprlno,,,.a 49,.
Uenaad XyTs,ss saioh they make more ga s d
want the bss' there Is for 10 otnsrs The ,iek
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wsss.. ana sold by DIugsists and de.I.,,.L Lowell,
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20
THE EVENING STAR

TIE AFRIcAH SLAVE TRADE The disunion
leaders Of the Gulf States are just now Bervously
anxious to create IN Virginia, the impression that
they are not disposed to reopen the African slave
trade To that end only were the anti-Aitlcan
slave trade resolutions recently passed oy tne
Georgia and Alabama conventions The conven-
ton OF Louisiana that bad not received the cue"
however, not very long SINGS tabled, by vote
of more than two TO one, resolution instruct
ing that States delegates 70 the Montgomery
convention to vote therein for a pledge that the
proposed Southern ConfedeTacy will not reopen
that trade.
Afterwards, when Il was discovered that II
would not do 10 have that vote known in Virginia
until sftsr the latter's election week or two ago,
aresolution was passed declaring that IL had been
voted down because the convention was indisposed
to ebarrass the action Of their delegates to Mont
gomery with any Instructions. .U~
SO far as the masses In the Gulf States really
sympathizs with the disunion movement, they do
80 only upon the principle upon which the masses
Of the non slaveholding states nearly all favored
the enactment Of the Homestead bili-though not
one In ten thousand of them viii ever avail them
selves of the privileges Of the law. The masses
In the Gulf States " 90 In for negroes for the
negroless" almost as enthusiastically az those at
the North for Gland for the landless'' In the
Gulf States the idea Of cheap negroes Is popular
quite, as that Of cheap land is at the North. II
disunion becomes a fixed fact, and the people Of
the Gulf States obtain an opportunities they
surely would In that event-to vote upon the
policy Of reopening the African slave trade, they
will, In a twinkle, repudiate any pledges their
leaders lately gave for effect upon the Virginia
election Of Convention, with as much non-
chslance as Mississippi and Florida manifest,
in times past when repudiating the obligations Of
their State bonds. We repeat the prospect of
"negroes for the negrolsss' has alone induced the
masses in the Gulf States to listen to disunion
teachings up to this time.
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
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WuShtHstobs DC. o. 1850.
Public notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the desoriptioa hereinaftsr
set FORTH have lately been feloniously abstracted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property Of the United States and
held In trust for certain indian tribes Notes has
also been given TO the proper ocers Of the respso-
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persons are warned against purchasing or recesv-
ing any Of said bonds and coupons a. the claim of
the United States thereto win be prosecuted 10 the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, VIZ - s.fea
Six per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued IN
June and August, 1851.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
III LEA DACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.

AS these Testimonials fcere unsolicited BIZ
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford unguestion-
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NorE These bonds are dated Jsnusy, Js5,-psy
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I V "a AND WOOD.-On hand and for s,Is :.
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hed Ash Egg and Stove Coal
~ hitS ash Egg and Stove Coal
YAK Wood, Pine Wool Charcoal L.
to Is 81. Corner of ssvan,h, w. BURR,
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SpFFERJNs.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REhEDY

Friend. do you suffer. Are Won the victim If ar,
Of those numerous ailments which arise from nm.
esTity OF the blood What are they DO Won ash
Rather ask, what are they not. The blood IA the
source OF life and health, snd 10 10 the fret element
az our reint 70 Tesropd 20 shy ceuse which Affects
The system 81 the pulse iufsllbly stests The eyrT
pfevrllng NeureEit, the irritating Erysi pcas the
euDtle Sorotula, the sfonlxinE Rheumatism, NeT-
yone Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with rts
toIyor end delcotIor, and the lumbcTees lls that
neen Is heir 70, derive their hideous orfn from the
hioodi Deal kindly thcS and gently with the blood
Use the vltsizlng RESOURCES OF nature for lie aid
md sufer ls 70 commend % your confidence and
use that truly valuable mediesment known az
INDIAN rf hEs; N c z 1SISEcocrIon
WIZ resaro 70 tins almost infsllible specific
ss ssaspsss n p; sso a1.a in sscdea
4lned bJ constant eyovale OF curative effects an
Ne results from its use are after an ofhef
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let us saf, IN conclusion. that oertihoatae
cures trs not sought from the Iliterate and super
hclal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
BE sources and justify the highest terms in
winch u 10 possible 20 commend so valuable a
the Eatve properties Of the medicine are 50 NAILED
only oy lts restoratlye effects the system recover
lnE from disease with renewed copstitutiOnal yitor
For sals oy al respectable. Qruggists in this
CITY and by tie proprietQr, MRS. NJ. cox.
botte and her seal on the cork : - -
G. Fl cas ssas sSI p ~
nc, and WIN supply the trade ct my prioes.
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N0iE.-The bonds numbered 2Sl6 and below il
sued in January, 181; No. 1910, and above that
issned In August, ls57, payable it Phoenix Bank,
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THAI, dated August, 1857. Ilsysbe at the Phoenix
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November, 1s86-interest payable In January and
] uly of each year. -
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