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nANDID HTATRMENr

You can prooureIoi any Druggist in this ,I,v
vicinity DR. rvBIASs VENETIAN LINZ
|Nr, II Is sure and sieely cure nr sor,
FoT, .c,sdaohe, T0Othdche, Chronic Rheunla-
h, Colo, Group, and Pains in The Limbs. We
ise every one W give ID a trial. The expense Is
ere trihe-So cents-and we are Confident no
s1n will ever be without II. Every family should
. bottle in the house In case Of sudden aocl-
ltA, such ~ Cuts, Burns, Sedlds, &c. Its pain
ewing qualities are miraculous. AZ FOR Group,
~ saved the lives Of hundreds; We have tho car
ties 10 prove II. Once % Oortlsndi ~,
tS 24acs1lT
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rs, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY Your
Ms u per cont. less than at any other nore in
II yAt the Great Rocky Mountain Depot, Water
thah Capea, mufis and cuffs 80; Preach Sable
y ulnffs and c,IffS 81 10 50; French Mink capA
shnt cuffs, ss 70 $40; French Mink NUTS, 81 70
n Water Mink muffs- 81 10 $500; French Sable
u o., 90 " 50; Mink Martin, per- sett SIS, worth
n FoSrER6. IFS Chatham 5quare, cor Mla
"a las 24s.cslOs
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ROSTED FEET AND CHILBLAINS-
RELIEF QUICK AND CERTAINLY using
BUsH's MAGIC CREAM LINIMENT. Depot
/ Greenwich st, and druggists generally, Price
Is. la25 2ilQ'lW
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Thus New " I - IrltlN lbl p'r cent. ~ IT,
csiti in the loan Hat,n lcts than 20 par ccni. ~
~ api,i, ,ni rli dciphi1 tao per cont " ls
cawtd The bank, htyouow iycd back by rlrs
u hr r'''''. one tttrd p' their advance II ,Ilows
that tnc New NntN nnuN- Itd 81. .coO,NOO, pr
nearly tlic whole Of thor capital, ,n ~ ,vsrno,cnt
r'rc', which hs, dcprc,i dci :, pe- ceut on
thew hands. B'st,u has only 20 pcrccrt " their
ctp't,l VA that p'por IT, other word, N,u,ctu.
scit, - s,-cr ci hut 80 tOl Ooo /, the w,r, but
has received ,ouhc thst money fnr pay oC trr,p,,
shire and contract, bringing the exchanges largely
Ia favor Of B,-ton aud against New YORK. The
Gpyei inmcnt hcing upw compelled a. issue demand
notes, the R,ston hanks refuse a. take thom on lie
I'usitc, and they sell nt and y per cent discount
ia state street. Tho New York hanks DO receive
tho notes e, general tHin, anil the ,vcrnmcnt
notes t,rm tho currency here, hence New York
fund, are 1t Discount of y por cent. iu n.-tnn,
and the banks there continue g. accumulate specie
10 an unusu, amount. The specie held 10y the
banks of the two cities IL IA follows.
1,Gi iSG1
New Nurh, Jan I. ....t2t 50, hG1 sn,p-AI'
BuHtrr, ,... L20iGtn S,o!p,i'G
THUS New York hoi, her specie, and Boston
holds more H. an douhlo hen u,ltl amount.
The gold 6ud- it, way e., lsr.irn whore the GOV.
'rumont uotesnrc its'rrdtcl, 1T the expense Of b.
t,u and Philadelphia, where the yod l-s'3 y pre-
miuw. Tho operation of the hiu laid before COM
grc.H Wy the Ways aud Means Committee will have
The effect ~ compelling ~ stou g. take the paper
the Government.
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R. W. BEACH, AUTHOR or THE
American Reform Practice, in connection with
j, BEACH, have taken an Office at 149 East Bath
between 2d and isd avea. Once hours from
} A. ~, and 3 W bP. NJ il5 24aosIO5
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gRS, EuRS-FINE MINK SABLE HALF
capeS, DARK and rich, we now sell from 800 to
same ~ we sold las, winter ior as. fine Nina
z quarter eapes $40 fls; very hne dark Mink
~ " ~, " and fiS slsrkR'S Rocky Noun
~, o"p1t, lTs tHS "bIuAre, cor kon -.
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REnEL NoNEY MATTERS.

The Coniederate' are reduced 10 laugh Ihlo
shifts for a circulating medium. \ Z dro lattor
saws the stock OF specie Al Columbus "a entirely
exhausted, or, TO use the very sigdiii ant OK
preston OF the iriDrms ~, " tbe'e are not halt
'ollaTs enough ia Columbus 90 h0ll lrA.I th
'ytlids Of those that die daily in the hu5r ll4;'
~ that thoy have resortSd 10 q wy novel ia yic
Of makirp change. \ man go.s 70 $50 keep
or, or sutler, aLd buys h Ilf POI. d Of llo
for half d liar, and toniors u Qua da.ln ill
Of some of tho southern banks in ptJmaa. bat
as the seller has no four bits Tor change, ho
tears the bill in two parts, keep ono Gud "a,
turns the customer the other. Wn.u to Gus.
toner wants 10 spend the other half uC bis bill
he goes % the same merChin', wac 'Slas il,
PAstos the two halves together, and sends il ito
ne bank to be replaced Ly another Tn, ills
of the Stats Bank Of , Iuth Carolins, the Ten
hessee Banks, the Confederate scrip constitute
all the " circulating medium ailjat, mono OF
which can bs sold for over frty cents to the l9l
lar for gold or silver. The Tennessee banks
have all gone TO issuing shinplasSors.
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WING MACUIN

WING MACHINE NEEDLEs-GREAT
reduction in prices The best and cheapest
dies in the market, At ll3 Kim ST., A. d. PER-
II, MsnuiaSturer. ja2s 2iac'lli
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b O6 CHEAPEST BOARD GN.NEw
X (Os Y1rk-nice rroms wits god board,
. N 81 a week and upwards ladies' and t,ini-
\ suited less than any other house nlee. warm
|forA with planes. a. Lispru,ri, near Broadway
II CaHal Natchman all night and lodgings
ap sor married. and single persons 30 9Aao'iZ9
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,OARD-e9-GOOD BOARD AT NO. .
Thompson -, from 81 " a. = wesk: man AMI
|s ~ " 70 ~esk sl-p furnished roma WITH
|,ocs cheap; asn lodgings, 81 ~ "a = weak, or Is
aa night n NB-LoNsous on piano " saoR.
us aaacslll
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IODGINGS Al HALF.PRlCE-NlCE
4 shgle rour,A II " isc. nights . VA Que rom,
4, cpmflrtalIt suclo bed, Toe. married pe5-
|A 30. our rooms are ctnfftl'Ae an now.
stei, and Mousse warmei throughout AZ iF
-sliu ~, near Wa Hrl,iw.y. A reutir',n,
lacbsi. aud nl0'ds equal " l1n 1pen nigHt aud
10 2a.F'l2
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RTnCK FLUCTUATIONS.
MARKETS..
Domestic NInrketS.

THURSDAY, Jan. 80, 1909
ArttIh -Grocnus, 1 90; Spizcnbergs 6s'
Ia lNiu", 90,
Asms.-sales Puts, 50 3TH Pearls, 50 20.
CIIIH-Luke refined mgot, 2IHt2sc.
FlHE.-sAles within the following range the
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! .rEw GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMO-
dated with good board. slao gentleman and
Y and ono or two respectable young ladieas by
\ wing Al Dover a, ils 94sc'
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lUOR DEALERS ARE INFORMED that

French gentleman, posIessor Of a certain pre-
tion, undertakes " render their best spirits
hne French Brandy, which Ia selling daily from
b 80 per gallon. A single trial gallon or more
, cents each, operated upon at residence Of the
srs. Address for hve days, q. COGNAC, box
sun othoe. ia2S 3'1l0
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be THOMPSON ST, A FEW RESPECT
f)U able young men can have good bnard AMI
gngz with use Of agpod sitting nom Al low rates;
"a rate house. 800 6'ilg
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P0ARD-2 OK . GENTLEMEN Or LA
\ hsu can be- accommodated With pleN'An' rom
board IN = small family, on mOdorate terms by
II ave d3i Asr'iOS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MROTYPES-

hnAOl 1 PES-
WI commence new course OF instr lttion in
above art, f'r Ladies' and Gsnlle.nei, a, On the
3 Instant PUPILS will be prac tic ,lly tau,ht In
s " 'he sum OF -, Amy 81. the Gallery 93T
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UANTED--i OR z YOUNG LADIES To
Y board and educate for teaoherr, on moderate
lns. Apply 10 n. SSth 81, near eth ave. dsi 3Iac
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TO LEARN To OPE-
W rate on snRor'a, Wheeler and wilsou's and
her sewing machines learned perfect In Al ia
|snches, and practice on shop wUrE, tili satlsh'd
rms Al also machinos for sale and " lr;-lea
/ rtArd 1T, near StAntOn. iall fAsH-lW
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sous who wish to learn V ope,aie m singers
wing machines. terms only 81, AMI practice an all
|ais " work, al-o some good savers v leNt tnt
ji5 4se'l2l
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Total. .....Sf60, 90, 5000 $40 OlO,OW
or the August investment nearly me whole has
been soh to the public aud the Banks holt the 9TH
CT ,wu ,ns,almcn,s, amounting - eoc, ,Jpo,5i They
have been drawing interest from their respective
dates. The last in4almcnt will be called Tor mex,
week, and the Covernment will ~ on delivering
the stock " the p,nks as fast ~ they are rethy.-
Si,OcOtOO was rcccvcd from washin,ton yesterday
There Ia anne growing difficulty hctwren the CIR.
rency Of New En.,lsni AMI New York, crossing out
" the ruiry Of the B,',in banks in relation - the
Grvc'n rett M. n"y. When the banks of tie ti'ce
citc' Nt~ e ,,'sl Z, ,id ~ % v,ru'ncrs IVY taking
tive AuHut ln,n. Ms delegates ne'tci t1,t tht tho
1000 ,O'c onot.a alr,ttt met according - the
capu,a tuas O. ti:n,cOOoOo Nov York W., /,
o. ip"uni TOO U,.ton Sih,oC0Coo, All PhItil-
l'hi, i . 100 o.O. II t,n, h. s.so', 10, 'ol out II
th SO Cuo,,Oo, nni would ud,c but $500 o,OI
The rttult wa aa lioys:
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AWING MACHTNES-IADIES TAUGHT
Dl tp Operate On singers and whe-lsr = Wilson's
|svia machines. by an Old experienced teschur.
|NHnice tu perieo, on military work, and o,hsr
bot and recommended " shops Sfof learning,
re ti " 81 80, Al ~ Stanton -, n.sy Allen, pr'-
- i~ellins, ia1g 4sr'l3n
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Prom the Bniler Exp, diu.n-nore about
the nigh T'de-A Comfor,less Night-De-
fccti,c PosteI ArrsnGe@ents-AG Gun from
Sewall's Point-sa,llna Of the Pensscola-
Henry Ward Beecher's Son.
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position made ~ the con m,teo Of w'ys and Mons
~ have that issue convertible into demand nctet
vNs equivalent " Govsrnmen, buying them back "
the profit Of those who bought them at $ per cent.
discount.
The Ranks have now paid up the whole si'N,-
OOO,OOO due the q vernment, except the l,t 3D.
OO0 OOt and that will "a be- called for until next
week The account stands tlust
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
FAM OLD AND BLIND.
JOHN MILTON.

lam old and blind!
Men point at smitten by Coda frown;
Anaieted and deserted Of my kind
Yet am not cast down.
am weak, yet strong;
murmur not, that no longer see;
Poor, cid, and helpless, 1 the more belong.
Father supreme to thee.
o, merciful One!
When men are fartherest, then Thou art most near
When friends pass BY me, and my weakness Shun
Thy chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
10 leaning towards me and its holy light
Shines in upon my lonely dwelling place
And there is no more nigh.
On my bended knee
recognize Thy purpose clearly shown;
Ny vision Thou hast dimmed, that l may see
Thyself-Thyself alone.
1have nought to fear;
This darkness is the shadow Of Thy wing;
Beneath it am almost sacred Il here
Can come no evil tkieR
O.! seem to stand
Trembling, where foot of mortal ne'er hath been,
Wrapped in the radiance Of Thy sinless land,
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and go:
Shapes Of respondent beauty round me throng;
From angel lips seem to hear the flow
OF soft aud holy song.
1t is nothing now,
When heaven is opening on my sightless eyes!
When airs from paradise refresh my brow
The earth in darkness lies.
In purer cline
My being fills with rAptures-waves Of thought
Roll in upon my Spirit-strainG sublime
Break over me unsought.
Gi,e MT n5~ M, yIs. ~
feel the stirring Of gin divine.
Within my bosom glows unearthly fire
Lit by no skill Of mine.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

PORTRAIT OF LORD PALMERSToN. Fancy
man of 76, who has been in most inceS-
SAINT political life for more than 80 years,
sitting out debate Of ten hours without
tiinching, and then walking to his house
in Piccadilly, not less than, two miles.
And his body is not more active than his
mind. He does sometimes more than sit
out debate. Not a word escapes him
when prominent man is on his legs.
Do not be deceived by his lazy attitude
or his sleepy expression. Not man in
the House has his wits more thoroughly
about him. Ever ready to extricate his
colleagues from an awkward difficulty, to
evade dangerous queStion-making with
an air of transparent candor, reply in
which nothing is auSwered-to disarm an
angry opponent with n few conciliatOry or
complimentary words, or to demolish him
with little good humored raillery which
sets the House in roar equally sklllful
in attack and retreat such, in word, is
the bearing of this gay and gallant vete-
ran, from the beginning to the end of
each debate, during the entire session OF
parliament. He seems entirely insensible
to fatigne. q happened" said men,
Der Of the House, writing to friend last
summer, "to follow Lord Palmerston as
he left the cloak room the other morning
after late sitting, and as | was going his
way, | thought might as well see how
he got over the ground. At first he seem
ed little stiff in his legs; but when he
warmed to his work he began topull out,
and before he got third Of the way he
bowled along sPendidly, SO he put me to
it to keep him in view. Perhaps in few
hours after that long sitting and that walk
home, and the brief sleepthat followed, the
Premier might have been seen standing
bolt upright at one end of the great table
in Cambridge House, receiving a deputa
ton from the country, listening with pa
tient and courteous attention to some te'
oious spokesman, or astonishing his hear
ers by his knowledge Of their affairs and
his intimacy with their trade or business
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CARY HOUSE BATHS !
W. L. MARBLE q CO.,

CARRIAGES, tanners. Flags, ,Transpsrencies, Re
- galias. &C., Painted at Prcesto suit the times.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

OBSERVE ORDER.--Spare no pains to
carry this proverb into effect there can
be no such thing as a well. ordered house.
hold or a comfortable home lift is not fol.
lowed out Nothing can show greater
want of management, thought, or care
fulness, than things being out Of place
In such house nothing H. ever 20 be
found when wanted. The cOOksry.pis
spoiled because the seasonings are. mis-,
laid; one thing has to be used for another;
and everything comes to hand except
that which is required-a knife is used
instead of screw-driver,a a fork for cork
screw. the poker for hammer, and towel
for a duster Nothing answers the paf.
pose, and all are injured by being made
to serve ends for which they were ueseF
intsnded. All these evils, and what h
still worse, the petty annoyEnces that
they occasion, may be ended by having :
place for everything, and keeping every
thing in its place.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
PLACER HOTEL.

MAIN STREET, ...PLACERVILLE.
wUNeCH 4 P....PROPRIETORS
FTNIIE undersigned having leased the Placer Hotel
Il respectfully solicit continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO II, and assure its
former patrons and the public generally that no ef
fort shah he spared ON their part to promote the
comfort Of all who may favor them with their pa
tronage.
THE PLACER HOTEL, situated in the very heart
Of the business portion Of Placervile, offers supe
rior inducements to residents and the travenE pub
lie The TABLE will always he supplied viii the
best viAndl to be had In the market and the Lodg-
ing department will ever BE- clean and comfortable.
kT Prices in accordance with the tm.s.
3tf WUNSCH L SUPP.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

BRAVE men are generally calm, always
courteous in speech, and very modest in
dcmeanor. 1t is your coward who is vi
Imperative and egotistical. Brave men
never deal in vulgar epithetS. 1t is your
coward who scolds, and busters of his
own proweSS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

PA, didn't hear you say the other day
you wanted cider press!
Yes, daughter; where can I get one?
Why, you try Zeke Stokes; he hug
ged me the other evening at the party,
an l tell you he made me crunt.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
RoteIs, Restaurants, Etc.
THE CARY HOUSE.
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
J. r. HARDENBERGH DAYTON, PrOprietOr.,

Fourth street, between J and X,
lana II SAcRANKNT0.
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THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BIT
oELw1 O KS az IA N u - n "
NV sKLurcEs, ". A. JASUART.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28
No. 80.

An old acquaintance writes that there
is amoag his acQaainlnces one al least
who enjoys a high reputation, iorhcaands
otersc feet 10 bis stockings Though
a talented menbef Of Tic bar, he is a good
naturei, modest citizen SON, years ago,
when The Broadway Theatre was ne the
atre 81 town he saw hi 70 witness The per-
GHnances from a prominent seat IN the
parquette When the curtain rose and
the actors advanced 10 heir position, n
cry OF =" Down in front became general
throughout tht audience Their attention
WAS directed toward lhe tall i -, who,
feeling himself The object of remark,
thought that he was required % settle
little Looking as If he would like to set
tle through the floor, he proceeded 70 raise
himself TO standing position, IN such
manner, however, as 20 convey the im-
preston that there was 80 eud TO him,
Al last lie did get stFaighteucd out to his
fali lepgh, when, slowly gIaueiug around
a, Che astonshed audience, hc very dolib-
e,ateIy remarked, Gentlemen, to satisfy
you tlat rqs sitting down, viii now
stand up +"
4 burst Of laughter and applause sue.
eceded; audience aud actors became con-
yGlsed the curtain descended rapidly
the manager with bcamjng face came for.
ward, and, amidst the widest applause,
conducted the gentleman to private box.
Aafpcr's Nagasiac.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

1eold Doctor g no, clone Tie world
Is tll 81 lhis kia9 q ding Men adhere
6 III oliuioa and old policies long after
ihes hye learned that they are halloe
sn aeuAoie, nos fton a genuine pride
of opinion q d0abt very much whether
,her teaHy is aug thing lhai should be
called pride ol opinion1 bat from genuine
pervcrseaess of disposition. Men viii
give, ia some heated momeui, ia opinion
touching tme ones character or powers,
aad. though bal opinion be proved to b.
wrong a thousand times, they w,ll never
acknowletlg. tha. Hey have made a mis-
take. Thisis simple perycrruess Of the
meaR,si variety tign ae ome kinds
Of pergetsoaess which impress ono not al
together uuilcasmily but ibis affects a
man with cpaI anger Wld disgust
PeryerscfeSs IS i sia 81 weakness
nay. IN eiemu d ucaAEc 81 man or
woman. Il ! uo giima,c Fartof q true
character. Icgere.oa., gu,.spokcumaa,
aho IS not afgaid Is iow HIMSELF anu
wha, there il in lin. Hho cares more
ab0ul the right way tasa lis way, WHO
throws away aa opinion n he would throw
away an old hat, the moment he finds i is
worthless, aud who good-naiuredly allow,
the frictioas ol society % -iraigbten oat all
the kink there are ia him IS The irong
man always, and always .iIo one whom
men loye. Perereng i really moral
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

MEs. PApnoroN's LAsr.-"As for
sleeping on picket said Mrs. Parting
ton. to the three month"; volunteer who
had come in to see her. II don't see hoS
they can do it without hurting 'em. Sleep
ing on a post would be good deal more
sensible, unless there's nail in il which
might be productions for the Uniform
Every one to his taste, and such things as
where man shall steep is Al his own anc-
ton but nobody can help thinking that
either a picket or a post i, very utcom-
Portable place 70 sleep on. At any rate,
there su't much room for more than one
tn a bed, and'-The three-months' man
interposed to tell her the nature ofpickels
and posts, IN military Pmbnce, 70 which
she listened very aiienliyely while Ike
was trying experiments in Preslidigitaiion
BY essaying 70 rub the cat and tic soldiers
litle brown dog into one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

An lrishman had been sick for a long
Time, aud while in this state would occa-
siouaily cease breathing, ard life be appar-
emily extinct for some time, " hen he would
again come 70. On one Of these occasions,
when be lad just awakened from bis sleep,
Patrick asked lin 4An' how'll ge know,
Jenny, when you're dead--you're aither
wakin' up livery time = Bring me a
glass O grog, M say 10 me, Here's til ye,
Jenny an il dent rise up an dhrink.
bury me z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

EASE FOR MAS.-By tie year two
thousand it Is probable than manual labor
win have utterly ceased under tbe sun,
and the occupation Of The adjective hard-
lsied viii have gone forever. They
have BOW in New Hampshire potato
digging machine, which, drawn BY horses
down the rows, digs the potatoes, sepa-
rates them from the dirt, and loads them
Up into the cart, while the farmer walks
alongside, whis,ling Hail Columbia y
with Bis Lands in his pockets
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

"BFlNG in tie neiglborhood of negro
camp meeting The past summer, held in
Delaware County, | was persuaded by
die ladies 70 90 over and see the sights
One Of tie colored brethren, in the course
Of bis sermon, thus delivered himself
Sisters and brothers, God made a
fire and ehuekcd il right waar il is and
WAR is dc white or brack man dat daar
says its not rightY lfnsn had de placing
Of i, he would have il too near, and dc
men, animals, rivers would all burn upbe-
fore he could get it higher den he would
hayc # so high dat dc men, animals, and
rivers would all freeze TO death before ho
could get Il down. He then went on TO
show that there was no difference between
the white man and negro. 'Dar is no dif-
frence between the white man and tie
nieger except in dc color. God made
dem SO to beautify and yarigate de world,
de same a. he made white an black pigs.
Lei de willie man die and also dc niger,
bury tiem both, den after year dig mp
lie white man and den dig up yourselves,
and den zee if daar is any diilerenc.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

A pickering pair Of Quakers were late
iy heard n high controversy, the husband
exclaiIning, Il am determined to have one
quiet week with thee : "Bat how wilt
thou be able to getil" said tie taunting
spouse, IN "reiteIation,' which married Ia
dies 50 proyokingiy iadolge IN. II will
keep thee a week after thu are dead e
Was the QBaker's rs5oinder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

A man who cheats ID short measures is
a measufcIess rogue. If IN whiskey, then
ha is q rouge ID spirit II by falsifying
his accounts, then be Is an unaccountable
rogue. II he gires n bad title to land,
then lie Is a rouge in deed. If he gives
shorl measure in wheat, then he is rogue
lA Cra.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

Or. Holland alias Timothy Titccmb, IN
his new book Lessons Of Life" serves
up sundry familiar topics therein treated
II a new aad highly entertaining manner.
We append few extracts below