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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

CHARLE.TowS, Va , March SIX hundred
to one thousand barrels OF -four belonging 90
the Confederate, have been seized and stored
here A woolen mill, owned by man named
Davis, which had been manufacturing CoGted-
rate clotn, was alec seized, with considerable
tOck
Richard Washington, brother Of the late
fohn A. Washingt ton, IS now coLfoed at Har
er's Ferry. "l"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
A Skirmish With Rebels on the Ten.
nehsee River.

CHICAGO, March "A special to the Trib-
|une from Cairo says the steamer lsetta, from
the Tennessee river yesterday, reports that as
the gunhoats Tyler and Lexington, accompan'
led by the transport Isetta, were approaching
Pittsburgh, eight miles above Savannah, on the
Tennessee river, they were fred upon by bat.
tery located on bluff overlooking the river
The gunboats replied for halt an hour, with
shot aud she'll At the expiration OF that time
the battery was silenced. and force of eighty
marines and infantry landed, and burned one
house. They visited one OF the confederate
camps, and were attacked again BY large force
of rebels, and compelled to return to the boats
Our loss is one killed aud three missing.
The officers Of the boat represent the exist
ence of strong Union sentiment in that vi
cinity.
Al the election in Savannah for sheriff OF
Saturday, the Union ticket received th'ee nut
dred and twenty votes, the secesslOu ior'y hSe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Money Mars ct.


ITELEaRAPHED FOR srAT1MAN
Nav YoRK, March
The money MARKETS little easier, but the rates
uncbangeI.
Call loans are quoted att per cent.
ebictiJ pr paper Is 10 fAr request at per cent
Foreign Exchange is quist at ll2 9il3 IOr BankeTs'
Sterling.
Amer can gold is selling st9k9s1S per- ent premium,
with large saes
Governmen securities in fair request; 30 Treas
ury notes are selling at 99A9g9X. .--..--..|
California Vold dull at 292K per cent. pre-
minm
Demand Notes selling at par. The Banks are fee
ly receiving and paying tn N out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
THAT HAS


STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS.
And grows more aud more pepulal
every dayi
And testimonials, new, and almost without numb,r
might be given from ladies md gentlemen In All rfnds
Of society, whose united testimony nouA ooutd rosist
that Prof. Woods Hair Restorative viii restop the bad
and gray, and preserve The hair Of the youth 70 Old ago.
In all its youthful beauty.
-'osri s.i Battle Greek. MIeh., Dec sist, 1853.
PRoy. wOoD: Thee wit pieass accept line 70 inform
thee that the hair my head all felf on over twenty
years ago, caused BY acoupcaed chrooio disease af
Of suffering through lie having reduced nd 10
state Of Dependence have not boon ube 70 obian slu
Tor caps leitheI have been able 70 DO them op, CON
sequence Of which my bead hs sdHered extremely from
cold. This Induced 70 pay Brggs H0dees slmost
the last cent had earth for dollar bottle Of thy
Hair Restorative. about the arst Of August hst have
faithfully followed the The bald SPOT nov
covered with hair thick spd black, though shsrt IL d
also coming In all over my head. Feeling confident
thai another large bottle wtuld restore II entirely
and permanently, feel anxious peeveTve 10 ts uss.
and being destitute OF TO purchase any more,
would aSk thee II thee wouldst be willing 70 send ne
40 order on thine agents for botte and receive thy
self the scripture declaFavn-"the reward 10 those
that are kind 70 the widow and ttr HtherIsss "
Thy friend, bUsANNAH KIRBY.
Ligoner, Noble county, Indiana, fsb, sth, r5o
the 1859 while attending the state aod National
school Of the state OF NeW York. ny bair from
cause unknown 70 me commenced falling % very mp
'dy so that u the shOrt space O SIX nonlhs. the whole
upper part q scalp was almost entirety bersft Of IL
covering aud much " the remaining portion upJn the
side aud hac- part Of my bead snory gray
that you Will not be surprised when tell you that up
my return the State Of Indiana. my more casual
ucquan tances much loss discover the
cause Of the change w my appearance, as my more tnt
mate acqualntances were 70 ,ecOgniHe me at all.
made application 10 the most skiliful physi
clans 10 the country, but receiving frOm
them that my hair would again be restored SAs forced
/ rflaAN laNa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

BosToN, March 2d.-The schooner Flying
Mist reports that on the 9Th ult ninety five
miles off Cape Cod, she spoke the frigate Vur-
mont, from Boston for Port Royal, with the lose
Of rudder, both bow-anchors, suit OF sails aud
four boats. A number Of vessels leave tonight
to search for her. ey1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

No. 10, thirty I've miegbeloW Columbus. which
place they will fall back on. high ground 10
found on the IsIand, which 10 well adapted for
planting battereB to commandthe river.
Prominent officers believe that Columbus was
burnt last night. ca
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Exp,osion Of an OH RciInery,

DEraoir, March 80. An explosion took place
to-day at the oil refinery Of J. II. Harmon &
Co., demolishiDg the building and killing several
persons. Four dead bodies have been recovered,
among them Robert Higham and Charles l..
Dbbe, two of the proprieEors. Others are sup
posed TO be buried In the ruins.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrying
these articles A. ound 70 families. The DENTAL TREAs
pay IA the neaess article ihatA woman can carry
around Send Tor one aud or better dozens which
We will sell. ~ samples e7 Agents ppied iiber
thc busifesn 70 do good aud make proat. We are
ppendiagl thousands Tor ihe benefit OF agents. New
Bngiand men aud Nomenl here 10 sJmethny nice, anc
chance to take the tide Al It's hoOd.
AAdreas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

The GRRATEsT NATURAL 0rATE ever offered TO the
orld containing not particle Of Opium, nor any sub
lance hut ts strictly vegetable and medical properties.
, sure Remedy Tor NEgRALsll RHEuhATIsM, Govt,
'ooTH AND EAR ACHE CATARkH, RosE OR Hay fEvER,
nd all minor Nervous Complaints.
RoR Loss SLkKP, and Headache In is varieties,
has no equal and TO Itch most undoubted tesmoni
.s offered.
FoR DKLiRIUM TRKnrNs Il 10 Q most perfect remedy
For BowKL CoMPLAETs after removing the pain acts
as physic important contrast with the constipa
tory effects oi Opium.
To Physicians, Formulas and Trial Bottles will be rent
and to Dealer Invalid descriptive pamphlet without
postage stamp.
Prepared under the special supervision OF
JOHN l.. HUME w ELL,
CHEMIST PnARMAcEUTIsT,
No 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
To whom please direcI all communications.
Prices-LArgs; Dough Remedy 50 cent? per bottle.
Tou Anodyne, so " Z"
For sale by the usual Wholesale and retail Dealers
everywhere.
ROBERTS 4 SAMUEL, N. D.. .MARPB,
JOHN R. COOK, j. Nd. DBNlG,
a, DENIG & SONS, Al. sCHUBLLER & SON,
mayI7-WlV Agents for Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

some Extra good Beeyes may be quoted at 9k9i0c.
The general ave rage Of the MARKETS 6ko.
The most Of the sales range from e9yo.
Total number Of Beeves received in the city this week,
3,320.
This Is 565 head less than last week, and 956 head
less than the average OF last gear. The average num-
her Al each Wednesday market last year was 36b head
while the number to-day being 3pS2, shove 634 head
less than the average. and 633 head less than this day
week. af .,..g
WORK OXEN.
Wa And that good many farmers In this vicinity be.
Gin 10 be anxious about aork We repeat the ad
vice TO WeseFo owners Of this class Of CATTLE that the
prospect ever has been better for good sales during
March and april than Il Is now. To-day, cattle too
poor to york sell for beef at high prices.
He COWS AND LIVES.
There is no material change 10 the milch COW market
except 10 Is that the merchants hold for little stiff
erprice in consequences Of rise upon beef chttl and
because they expect larger demand sprinl
oper That wIitdepend upon legislative action abou
sEi.mk u that ge,s set back, twill Affect the Gov
market. The price Of cows With young calves Angos
for the common SOFT, $780, S35 and olO and for thosi
Of better quality higher, and frequently for look
| ing ones below S95
Veal ca YES are 10 mod rate supply and the price oT
drst class pretty steady at cents per pounf, live
weight. For rough ones 505ko., and for very mean
ones any price that sellers get, and that sAwcs 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
WIN. 3. HUR /. & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

PDr HuRD's M0oTH WASH. TOOTH POWDER,
and r00rHA0bE DROPS cannot BE- sent by mail, but
they probably be obtsned at Jour Drug PeTioci
stores n they 1t, send to US for the DENTAL
TREASURY, rrice, OEE DOLLAR, which contains them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
The memphis Appeal ON the war.

mo ApPo0k bnO NAEs
sr Louis, March 3.-A special to the Demo-
crat, dated Cairo, March 2, sayt: A great light
was seen 10 the direction OF Columbus, last
night, IL is generally believed that the rebels
there have burned every thing of an iDa.mma.
BILE nature. Ns'- 49,
The Memphis Appeal Of the 2Sih has the fol.
lowing
We have Information from Nashville up to
noon Wednesday. Buell. and Com. Foote ar
rived and occupied the place. The United
States flag was raised over the dome Of the
Capitol, and floats there now. But one Federal
flag was exhibited, and that was from the shop
of Yankee jeweller, who had long been sus'
pected OF disloyalty. The feeling in Nashville
is strongly Southern. Deep gloom seemed to
cover the community, and the citizens avoid in
tercourse of any kind with the invaders. Two
British flags had been ra sed by property hold.
ers, thus evincing their intention to claim the
protection Of that government. Our sick are
being removed from Columbus. We are pleas.
ed to learn that Beauregard is making prompt
and energetic preparations TO oppose the attach
on Columbus which nov seems so imminent.
The reported capture Of B R. Johnson Al
Fort Donelson, is iDcorect. He arrived o.
Nashville on Saturday, having escaped from tn,
hands Of the enemy. ttH Al'F
JEFF. Thompson left his old headquarters da,
before yesterday, on q secret expedition. H.
will turn up somewhere. Both Houses OF th
Tennessee legislature met on the 9Th, and ad
ljourned Ter want Of a quorum.
Concerning the Psesident's message, the Ap
| peal Gays: E8E W8EfF
L He Is Tree 70 confess tae error of his pas
policy, aud the extent OF the disasters Whic
nave followed from IL. We think a vigorou
L 49,. n 49, -. a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
What are the People Doing?

The American people intelligent enough to appre-
cAle pre- ,araton. that contribute uch " the bappi
meas Of those using lhe and they want them. Every
mall brings letters. some ordering The lRkArsn ON
TExrH some the NEURALGIA PLAsTERs and not lew en-
closing 81 cents for the MOUTH WAsH TO be by ma
but 70 these we compelled 70 reply that mpos.
bic 70 send half pnt bottle by mail The people want
these Remedies WAo wtl supply themf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
New York Cattle A1arko.

REPORT FoR THE WEEK EHDiNs Feb. 90 1859.
TOTAL RroERTs CATTLE OF AL KINDS, FOR wErK.
According to the reports from the several market.
places In the city, there have been received this
compared with last week:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

DR.. BURS's EBURALGIA NON 4DHEsIvE PLAs
TEKs sre the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease. The patient
applies one, becomes drowsy, TAILS asleep, and
free from aim and no blister or other unpleasant
or injurious consequences eneue. For EARAofiE and
NERvoUs HEkDAoHE apply according to directions, and
relief viii surely follow. Nothing can DC obainea equal
70 DR.. nurdb Oompfess for NeurAlgiA. Try them.-
They entirely novel, curious, and original prepar.
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF Two
sizes, SMALL foe the face, price Is cents and the
other large, for application TO the body price 81 cents
WI Do aldktd on Ftcespt Of price GNd ono stdn.p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
w. B. HURD g. CO.,
Tribune Bull dings,
NEW YORK.

A--llA4-- - - - " = -
That remiItanoes may be made with confidence, W. D.
n. 4 Co, refer to the Mayor OF Brcokyni 90 Q. W.
aAUpTn. preaideut Farmers and Ctzens Bank, Brook
gn' 70 Joy. coE a Co., New York;to z. I. BAREuM,
-,ss.il new YORK, etc., etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

muoh ss,ney are worth. The supply y light for ihl1
time OF the year. ngod Itll III llttt
n THE sHREP MARKET. lstisf
Receipts this wesk l7oo. re W nt
Ths report this week certainly mors favorable thnn
last. though ihe advance may mo- appear se,y grsnt.
IL mnch easier however 10 gst bids and 10 eject saos
OF nocSs at pnoss equal 70 ye ctuts apouud ard up
ward for such ~ viii weigh 90 70 100 pe6n6s each alive
han y 10 this day wesk. 1he maiket contihusa va1N
dull after last report mp 70 Monday when there was
little revival. and more Tuesday. and to-day equhi
10 30 cents head better thsn this day Neek. owing 70
not had q, small weets receipts before IN two yenrs,
aud the total recsiPh Of the city seldom mail.
rBn HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week. g,ie8.
The folloripg ihs quo.stioue aigsn " Henry d.
Grant superintendent OF the Msrkett
Senrasd Hogs eut live weight.
DnWsV .".,....s.s.sss.. ~
| The arriyasfAye been Of late 90 much bslow what
they we're few weeks ago that the packers have been
able to clear their pens and long AZ hey continue tho
business Of packing At the reduced pate of weekly sup
ply we may look for m impro Vement Of price The
Geo. W. D rman gives the following figures as the
price OF Hogs this week;
Live. Dead weight.
Pir't iality corn fed. large s'ze.4K@4Ke sk@-s
Second qasll'y....:.. ...........fk@4,fe sk0sxc
fHsi qunlity, smAu sizes, fat and
prime. for martet butchers. ..t7f03Kc 5K0sXe
Large size, Q Ill fed. .ht.......,.2ze4c tk'ebo
second qualify. still'fed''..... ..3AD4s 4k@5c.
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Philadelphia Market.

tTKIEaRAPHED roR THE OHIO srATsMAN.l
PHILADELPHIA. March Sd. z
+ 0UR-Dull aud dropping.
wHEAr- Quiet; sales VI white at 81 4O9l 49, red at
81 1901 "a.
@ ,kN-Dlll at 55955Kc for new yellow.
MESS PURK-SH.
COPFtB-prime kio at l8h@ol.
WulsKY-Unsettled at 81.
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Addi,ional by the Arabia,

The views of France were identical with
those of England on the subject of the alone
BLOCKADE. Government is busy preparing all
information on this subject, to lay before Par.
lament. saf- $ l, .H
Mr.. o. O'Donoghue gave notice Of motion for
returns as to all British vessels which have run
the blockade, or were captured In the effort,
etc.
FRANoE.-The Patrie points to the effort to
get cotton via Mexico, as a probable solution
TO the blockade que,tion. s.u
Bjurse q 1t at III l0c. .s..,-e,,
News from India says the supposed Nena Sa-
hib had been brought in iron, TO Bombay. '
commercial treaty has been signe. between
Russia and rurkey.
IL is believed Eoglsnd would withdraw from
the Mexican expedition, should the aim be
abandoned by France and Spain, and should
they interfere in the internal policy of Mex Co,
The belief continues in Italy that Austria
meditites war against Piedmont.
LlvERP oL.-Fiour aud wheat STEADY. Corn
in demand Cotton closed 6rm, with improved
tone Console closed at 92%@93. lllinois
Central shares 44@43J6 di.couut,
LIVERPOOL Saturday .-Bre adstuffs generally
steady. Varluus circulars report -four steady
Red Western, los lOJ@I2 red southern, 100
1881; White western. l2, 6G; white southern
l2, 9J@l3s. Corn has u downRard tendenc,
m xed, 3Os.
| Provisions have downward tendency Big
land, Anderson g. Co. and ethers report bee
steady. Pork has declined Q, 81 Bacon dull
and declined ls Lard still declining, and quot
ed at 42@43t. Sugar easier Coffee steady.
Latest BY TELEGRAPH VIA QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL, Sunday y.-Cottoh--SAles yester
day (SAtuldtV) 10000 bales, including 1000 tC
spectators and txportors; market closed firm
With an improving tone, though quotations re-
mained unaltered, Breadstuifs unchanged il
prlce and steady; transactions light. ProVision
quiet
LONDON, sunday.-Amerlcan StOcks--Eri'
shares, 251k k@2916.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX iOr $5

III The DENTAL TREASURY makes a package
eight inches by ave, AID Is Mt by express.
fllJs Fnh dtrtct. .ons for use on edcA article.
The following ARTICLES we can send separately, BY
mail, viz:
The q re ntIse ON Preserving the eeIh,
sent postpaid the receipt Of Twelve Gents, or fon
stamps.
The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia in The
Face, Nervous Headache, Eaaohe, sent, p. st paid
on Tece ipt OF Lghteen Cents. or SIX stamps
Tn nen rag ta and lkbeum ate Pms.
tor (aTge size), for Pains 10 tn, Vhes shoulders,
Back, aoy pasl Of the body, seD postpaid receipt
Of Thirty seven Cents.
Addrem.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
A. c BRYANT,
I.~.ko-G o..

The following is an abstract Of the tax bill re-
ported to-day:
It provides for the appointment by the Presi-
dent Of Commhs oner OF Internal Revenue,
with salary OF $4,000 per annum, his Office to
be in the Treasury Department, with suitable
number of cerks. The country Is to be divided
as the President may direct, into convenient
collection districts, with an assessor and collec-
tor appointed by the President for each district,
who shall have power to appoint such deputies
as may be necessary. Tne bill provides for a
duty on spurious hquors, of fifteen cents per
gallon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
CoNTDHTs.

DR.. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH. one
bottle. et ~
Dr.. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
Dr.. Hurd's Magic TooTHAcHE DROPS,
one bottle.
DR.. Hurd's Unrivalled N URALGIA PLAs-
TER. 1a.i
Dr.. Hurd's MANUAL on TIE Best Yedns Of Pre-.
servfn0 tie Tee Ia iuing Du uectons for th, Proper
Jreatms,S Of thi dr.ns Teeth
L0SSSILKfor Gle ming 6eueen the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKo. etc. ttc
Prepared at Dr.. Hurds Dental onice II Fourth ST.,
Brooklyn ~ d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

CmoAoo, Msrsh d.--The Niccolls House,
at Bloomington, was DESTROYED by fire last night.
Loss $35, 900; insured for $40 900.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Marcus ChiIds's,

Proprietor Of that extensive business locality,
NO. 81, 23 and 25 HIGH STREET,
Opposite the State House.
oct27-d6n
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NAsHVILLEJ Feb %, I6b2
To Flag officer r. Il. FoorE, Comm Auding, etc

SIa-UncertAln that my letter of the % inst.
reached you, | report that | departed from
ClaIksvile Tor this point by the request Of Brig.
Gen. Smith, commanding at ,Cla ksville, and
arrived here this morning, preceded by seven
steamboats,, conveying au army commanded by
Brig. Gen. Nelson. The troops landed witaout
opposition The banks OF the river are free
from hostile forces. The railroad and suspen-
sion bridges here are all destroyed.
Vefv reanec fuIly ~ -p,-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
lUNNkWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY,

For all Throat aud Lung Complaints including, with
ost perfect results, WHooPIEs 0oU0H, CHRONIC AND
ways forerunners Of Consumption. A. a sooTHHO
sRuP Il has 70 superior. Freed from all 0piate OF
uetic properties may be used by most delicate consts
ltions, and with perfect confidence.
IUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODvNE.
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! ] - 10 .aIIaogs q
THE sHREP MARKET.

s;s. Ss:A e e: ts:, ,:s Z: worth n. .sD'
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Hsv York narns..

Intf0Hrr0 ron rHr ONO n.rAu.n
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

EDUCATION KS children advance IN
age, and the faculties of the mind expand,
parents, by an easy familiar mode Of con-
versing with them, and adapting -thsis-
language to their age and capacity, may
acquire almost unbounded influence cYer
them. If parents were thus careful To
cultivate the young mind from the first
dawn of reason, watching every Opposs
unity of communicating instruction, they
would be rarely disappointed in having,
their children grow up around them, ar
they could reasonably desire them to Be-
When children are accustomed freely TO-
unbosom themselves, and unreservedly 70
reveal their wishes to the parental friend
who is most interested in their welfare.
what advantages must result to then, ard
what pleasure to the mind of an aEkec-
tionatc parent! When parents thus BE- J.
come to their children the familiar friends.'
the unrrserved confidants, the symp9.
thSing partners of their joys and soFTOWs
hopes and diSappointments, hold up0sl
the mind is obtained which will c0ntinue
when authority ceases. Young pe0p1t
who are treated as companions by juda-
cious parents, are seldom addicted 70 DE-
grading practices. They will even lore
go many indulgcuccS to avoid displeasing
them or giving th1m pain. .lsls4e
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

ADvERTISE.-The first two verses Of the
" Chronicles of Success. read ae follows.
Heed, ponder and profit, o, reader
Who hath Sadness9 Who bath wee I
Who shinneth the streets with gloom of
couutcnance and pcrplexity et; aBlRd 9---
Who loseth the confidence and patronage
of men, and sinketh into poverty and %.
livion? lie that advertiseth not hS
that doth not make himself knoWn'tkFoi
the papers--he who, by neglect 10 this
mattcr, depriveth himself ef- gaia ard -
cureth to himself loss His lssk ef
knowledge--aye, his stinginess--stieEell
out, and the discerning shun him.
Who hath gladnessS Who hathjas
Who hath a growing business ard filf
Golfers? Who payeth his netea pEnmIi
ly? Who gaineth the confdenea, md =
tronage of men, and riseth surely II
encey He that adver4iseth IibefaIIt
that through the jouFnalsof lhs a.
keith himself and bis bnsiNeh4 Aee
He hath chosen The part. .of Wls1
bis riches and hoR0ra tncEeaee -
light of the lnorning. His ahallsN
eth broad. His c0mpl plS6SKs5
His fame extendelh. His
dureth, and be Is h6nored and
men-particuiaFly by pgiHl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

amt for the want of tongue"
On hearing this gastronomic remark,
my boy, the injured wife of the Southern
Conftderacy swept from the room like an
insulted Minerva, and departed for Seces-
sia. 1t was observed that she frowned
like a thunder cloud at every Federal she
passed excepting one picket. 49,.
Him she smiled on. She had detected
him in the act of admiring her ankles, as
she picked her way through the mud.
Woman, my boy, has really many sweet
qualities and if her head is sometimes in
the wrong, she has always reserve of
genuine goodness Of her heart in the neigh
borhood Of CATERS.
Yours for the Sex,
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