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tiops "a modified a. N Offer bo - 70 vovnt eer IN.
-, .-.,- r.. -. 49,,
read o' psyhfo or eiempNns men rom 'ne nfs'
but after copsuita Ion Il decided to ad0pi the
u,vo,. ,roo,,tl ON 10 .d,,r,i,. 70, loan from IN.
: : -,- :. =, =
pubic II re hhAiV agreed 70 hsue proposals 70 tbe
iClio-ing Sect:
a... -. II, .. 100000 =. a. - .. - a..
~. 70, t,,p"tn.i n,oar,s Isl $500 i7,h ,n
.'snt a, id 80" " :" - W ia.n n az ,,i Id N
a. -, /. - .s,.,n...v .hst =, e,.ts.
-, hsi..r.J ,,.s.ils IL, n,. -, nm in.er.., a.
III. sa1-'r,y, sn, psp .nn,y, IA a.cord.ncs vith
,e.aiu.ta. a., !, I'd 4, ,hs C.,n,non tour,i on 'he
" h III, ~" n y Ths Com,non rounciI ia . nd 10 sp-
nj :" - .,si,,.,e =, - n, a. ,,.rlon f,r Al srt
~ ,,,ne ~ bond, ,o ,si,e tbe neressa,v
ia a A. a.. ~. n,n,i l., n ri a. a e,rtl6eat.s
~ ~ "
Cnr,r Picnic ExCu nsioN -Ths Father
hstthe- r A. u. Socsty, u South Brooklyn. proceed
an tho, p r. mic To uo,ri. Grove iii, ds, Aur ,,t
80 ,,.. -. -. =. az .,ois ~
i"'n' 'a'es's oou'h r'tJ,N 90 'nu ~ ~ n
THIS ,ociety numbers nearly 500 members, and the
cc,.e. n, ,hi. ME mic On ,o~.,A. ,h. .,..tion II
- Wv ". " 80. wv ~
FAthef hathc~ ltmp~rAnce Hal.
DyyocuIrt, CoNutrrrr Mryrtso--Gov
SEisJUE SUststrEp.-The Kip-s County Democrs ie
Gen'r'i Committee 1t their lat meeting Adopted res
o'"'''h' su''s'"'ns tue eour'o pJnuen W GOV 'sy
mo" III reA''oh 10 ths dIA'' Inc teso'u"ohS He -
'o"'''' "oea py MI John lan''v' "hon "'s
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PROBABLE MURDER. feaerdsy noon, a
ooorsd man named Ssnnsl John.on, Va srre.isd IN
Brooklyn, y. D., charged With killing an old man
NAMED SAMUEL Braeuer residlu s II No. I Marshall
srsst II sppsArs thu, In . dIftsuliy, the old man
vM kaoched down, and fell sritins his head heavily
and dying shortly Afterwards. The coroner sil In
ves,sa,s the case to day.
SrDDEs DsArns.--Coroner bsret yesterday
held the following inguests
On man 81 color usmed Edward Rel. rs,idins q.
No. tO1 North 9Th sur.t vurdic,-died from he
NOR haze Also, on VIM. Has'y, No as First street.
20 led froN :" nSe,tion q ID. brain Aiso on the
eou' Q, me. feaf..ry OF 70 Is >r b stree
body 81 Me-. Gfoinlty, Of No 81 North 6th ttree,,
~h,ss death va. produced by hard drinking verde,
IN accordance With the facts
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Gr, FR.sK hLArS, in rec speech IN 81.
Loui, thus tess.. d spnscs 4 HALLrccs and
srAsroN's preeas.ous 30 ,irrt NJ tae op,rstions
I4at res Il.,d iu g.. capture OF vlcksuurg:
MyF ieId., k low Ia no rnir " graceful 10
refer " tnus, II u Suilb We on s. Ip-
tere.s 81, but you W.! permit me, | know. coming
b.i q TO u Nic>s "a. .-tne seLeo oar recent oon-
Qua 10 40 what ought ~ 20 aid. aud what
NV dM,is tie heart OF ever f53sr Aud si,-
der IA ants army, tnH, to n Jor u.nsrA Clyssss
q an, suue tie .rrat snd ii ef houo. a tao,s
gre & acme vemeut4 II Il nave ueo. pvrorm,d by
"a, .rIy. Fn,pd, a. d ie low cii&eu,, tutre are
rw ler we're not preseat through this
whole ,ampa'gp TAI can til !ou M titrlu,s
w,,uu we're . durNi, - fr vstious whisa were
" d zone b. the soldi ~ II Gtaut's army. For
~ nth, and III MT, We suus Ito pen trats aud
t., through th- ~, my iaes tnsuI.a uayols,
thr 9ug. inaccessible aud almost impAsssbls NOR
y. We sougusS meet the I've iluu. ~ front, in
T." face Of MS great . ID formidable works; we
s,ugh, u turn Is TANKS we soug.t IN every way,
monI4s nj IN, ntEs and during tie inc emenoy Of
climate " h c. few lave e1per enced. and We have
Ell tie bones OF our comrades IN thost marshes AID
swamp we sought in every wsy to carry ous
xaai 20 AHfg y b ~ -N}s4se u ~ Drppte n w
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
Hsbi.hed daily, Sundays excepted.
ONE CENT rR oorI-sl1 olNrs FIR vux.

VIM eHN' - W.T. oA-s' Th h1k-
Delivered anysh-re In the city or vicinity. r.,
mail : Ihgre D0N1~S per ysdv,--th months, II
I'll .iI h, ~, Po,sIo ~ this state, sst~niue
tuh' cents PER 1sar 'ut Of the state, VI 80 wear.
THE Sun va tho onsns Tor Of the Associated P,sS
Olraniks Ion, III ht the fullest ADVANTAGE for otr
tAinil. gr-. IL oontsins ALL the ne % OF the dsv
D y sinai psce--sn. lily read.
Our pa ron. caLhoi Al 10 discover that in the Co
tmio. aut ntv, owed At this OH "a u 10 verr
la'c tout n the moi ung Of publ cation. Our MID
- been. and . 10 pace b~fore every lurcha,s ar ~
this pap T. az the lntcst news that csn 81 obtaned
81 her through uur ,pnnsction with the aa.,cis,sI
pr this CITY, or by other expensive srsns tnents
ve nave made, tIpeh.Iy to serve the requi, ments
OF ous ratrom. II 10 Gstifynx to know that ous
readers sppcrate thee eff ifts phase them NJ
they u.N &c .s-uled thst while the +" pionesT ne-~
HAel Of lhe cheap y ca" 10 still pubsned A. u.
r. ~ sso oortain' As much, II more yahsblS
priced JouInais OF more expanded dmensiona-
ADVERTISEMENTS
Are inserted IN THs svS q, tho mt. of tvo,x. .rh
hsf ctnts Tor every line for every nsertion hat ~
ADVERTISEMENT Insert, for leAs than fity cent?
Weekly Rdiiis. Of q, s,.
publthed every Tuesday, Tsrms; in vrsupsr, so
the mail, ~ dsnedl Two CHsrp por Cow NJ N I'M
sutechiPrios PRIoa-SO oisrS Pxl ma ~
whether oy ,inse copy or in clubs-tas chsapsst m
PEI " ne norsd Postage 10 the United States tA,rE
Addls.s ali letter, to
hOcEs ,; BEACH, Proprietor Of rHs sur.
- Cxss Fulton md AAaaAs ~ a.xs
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POETRY.


soldier lay on ths f.ersn s-ru,d
VIII IN y b.hnk Il tsl tine around
He ~esry sod ~astel frame,
Down o. hiS ret the a IA ssh,
o. i.afs con', III We 'r'ez,sg night
A hsar'.ss, purple Game.
All dsy long With HI. weary load.
AMI over ths deools,e pl.in:
All dA, lony tarou<D the cruHted mud
Ov uesns~ And ~ rough th, q ID,
MAX NJ al. wsy with . tra's Of blood.
lie followed 10 ~.Ldlns IRAN.
Nothing W est ., The bvousc,
Bus froz,n crus l. his hAv.rssck,
T.. h.f Of . e,nrsd.'s store
A crus, that, Aher .onxtr last,
Ap,mp,rel u aniel n. GIT have psssed,
Know NJ that mnrsel 70 be the isst
That lay 81 his matters dor.
No Other sound IN lis sllr,tsr fell.
TAan a.. Oh soinc ir' I'D ~ ii. sentinel
Thn eqYal measured rse.
Aud The wind, .t came froui = g crseSinS Pine,
An thr 4y,rg OAK . d eswnsins vins,
III msny airy. " airy Line,
To the sodiaI . holo~ face.
Rat ,te soldier SEPT, snd H. dreams were bigh,
And the roy gov ofh;s brital hight,
W.T. thr angel on his breast:
For re pass d avay rom the viii ~ gloo1n,
t. tie y eassnt light OF a cb,effal room,
Where cat - plrrtns up VI IT,, loom,
And his ~ea- y hesit was elest
His children csme--two b'ue-cyed girlA
With Arguing iIs spd sunny curls,
Ard check Of ruty low
And N. mother pas, but losr.y low,
A. when upYn he' sr.in ow
lie prouils sealed Ai- cary vow,
10 The SUI. ncr. long ago.
But the rave To wi'd. 10 the morning gray,
StAIlei tb. b aiti'ul i,ion away,
Lke.f ishtenei bird Of The night;
AID Il sscmeitlt esl ii,r's misty Train
l,ui the Hhrl a, 0 that SUN ed sgsln,
AID he ru.d with du !, une,sy palm,
10 tile camp Il IS dying iishe
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATH y.

BERRY "wednesday, Aug l2,h, Jsmes Berry.
con Of james and ANNE Berry. AGED G mon;hs and &
dAv,
The funeral viii tske place ct the re.ieenee Of IL.
parents, % Scanned at, ou Thursday, 18th inst
O'Clock. lat
CASSIDY on "wednesday, Aug 18th, Cs,harins
Css.,dy daughter Of francis aud Bridget Cassidy,
An the hi.na. and rel,tivss Of the family are res
dence, le EsseIs. on Thursday, Aus, II. las
DALTON Ga Wednesday, Avs. leih, Bryan bal.
ton. see :, yesrs, native OF Old Castle, County
The r.is,iyes spd fr ends Of the family ar. respect
MY ,ny'ss c 2 s ssnd be n,s, on s'iey tts
-. I'D. IT. Dublin and Meath papers, Ireland ,p,.a.'
FALvFRY- on "wednesday, Aus. lo,h, Thomas
-, AGED 10 months.
Ths friend: and ,el..l,c. are e u..'si TO attend
Eat Il b 1t, on TIN day, 1t O'Clock lie ell be
buried ~ calvary Cemetery. l33
fIrZGERALD- On Tuesday, llth inst, John Fits
yitsd 70 attend thtfrneIa, rom hi. brother Corne-
day, at o'clock. Lirnesieh and troy paper, peass
copy. LAG
JACKSON Aug. l2th, Phoebe, wife Of Jo.h H. B.
Ms; ,p'J I,S IN ,'ss Pc; from III chy's
LAvEgTY Ia BROOKLYN, on Wednesday morning,
james And Chsr,otto LsyaitT,, seed II monihs.
The funeral ill taxi place ths Hay, at ~ oclort,
from 81 Plymouth 81 between Adams aud Peal las
MCCORMACK on Tu..dAy, Aug 18th, ,udten.y,
william heCormah, the only con Of Patrick and
Mary Mccormack. ascd 80 years.
The rea,e. and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Mount Prospect y sine Go. No. Is, arc
rop.cttully invlied 70 attend ,he mnsrsl from the
residence Of his parents 30 Scherm morn st. Brook
Bu. On Thursday, Aus. IL. at2S O'Clock 2. N. lS9
McCARrI on "Wednesday, Aug. l2h, John, only
son OF fsrick aud Kate AcCarty, aged year aud 2
months
The relatives and freud. Il thu family sre respe.t
full limited TO attend the funeral ON the reid
Of his pr,nis 2l9 We.t tlst u, his ThautAy alter
noon, a. ooiooh. Liz remains will be taken 20 Cal.
Vsry Tor tntriment lSz
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TIKI OsF MlIlys D,L.AAstoN,rntrrt,
LoAS. The mw't &c oi The u u N Common
Com n up in,.d a.,,. AM, siueut. Tor ,he Loan
Of ouc million /, 10 be Gap..,i o,la .. ,ps Of
eIemp ole 40. h..' .antI,s ", ,L,u.I be
drsl ed, heis me sag IN the Ma or, OH - yr,t,r
lrfsy inus 70, tn. p-1pu'o Of rteniy.ut the rrpe.
OF the Il tvn b HS, in itlM n 20 the lo.n. Tn,
Mayor stat La he lad r cviv,d rrllcs from ali IN.
banks irspc' fuly drclipns TO tax Gpy portion Of
the loun. No r. asou WA given, u. ,he general i'm.
preston that thc refusal Z the hunks base upon
the fact tLst tho C,in.uon Counci have l,sh NJ.
thority TO suthonz, thu loan and It authorized and
taken, II viii dep.ad upon eenrnge cIes Whether
or MT tie mkt lb-.stuie VIII lesAlire Il. II
su suggested, in eonmiuee, that ~ cisl
n called. And tho Iesalp.
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Nssuhplss NJ
Tniorm,non will, under ordinary circumstances, b
Any q ~ q ihe lo o.ins inquiries, II The sppos-
mail II In p ron. 1t will be answered At once
l. 10 - lgtvins u.fle and regiment aud ststS
.heIr VII la" neArd Of il" H'sent in the hopA-
nsc rh:, I, hi. prcgr .ddr.~,
80 WhM I, the narne OF the surgeon on chaplin Of
4. Il NJ. il ho'pitsl At prcs-n,. hes he r.e.utiy
5 II 20, did h. die In hospital, and At What date,
g. II reeCnty d. haIsed from hospital. hs ~
!. foot. VIA, we're ~, order. on ieavlneI
More spccthe inform at on ~ to Oh" condition of ~
do % !. recev,d A. the %a,hIns'on odfSe.
oeiSst A. y % sosiOsi 4 and y S Sa " e.es
spp iin,irs me door bell viii be received q
Much inconvenience IN conducting 'he busines =
n, IN ectory hay ny .iten rhcr. VISITOR have bsss
this p sctic~ will h. reatr be discontnued nor CA
iists Of -olndcd IN hospitals, b. Safes, countts.,
...s cs g, 0'Afr''e be hereafter furnished iron
The say, Any commI.,iop, under .psci.l aa.hnr.v
conveyance TO aud .,fibution Of sooas put In =
ehsrsf for the sck aud wounded u pnts where thcy
are mo-, .:nsi !, OPP e,e. ciS qua, e.rs N
taion, being governed s, conf aIi.on Of he wants
o. be "a iepis IN Al cases To .certain the re.tvs
aid to cue an ejui'sbc dis,r bu ion and honsz
USE u the goods din tbuted besdrr the unpsid sa-
PHI ro OF high professional and moral chsrac'rf.
and more than dfty lsy,asrns are emp Dyed. updes
;sryic.. tn COS, Of thee siranrem.uts have thus
A. he about per cent9m Of The value Of the soods
obtain hcntc evidence oflo,scs. miscarriage, o.
missrwopi, ious, TO the va u" u enc dollar in ten
thousand, Of goods VII ch have be"n vece,ecd =
u sbppn s dcpo,s. The foIlowins are the names ID
,a.s !: "a shcs sas .y ss nd u a.
70 state of loct,ies but Imply to the.r relative me-
pp
a., ssnit.Iy Corr,ns.iou, Branch Supply onios. y
Tik Xvenne, Ne" Yori '''''A ''''' o'H''' I"
,Sssy G1%s; s. nI,Heh Supply Once.
ssni,Gry Commission. Branch Oihce, Cincinnati
Sanitary Commission, Branch supply Once, Bsnb
su eel, Clev' land Ohio.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply onioe. Chioar
San tary Commission, Branch Supply ofhoe, LouiA
vile, XIV.
The Commission receive. no p-euniary aid vh.s
on the VouniAr, oon ributions ~ the public for thS
mfans o. ,n'tA!niA u. OPERATIONS Contributions
oGsss srSoss Eau nSs a. t W.ii .,.
The name, Of the following s.n,len en-, commits
psdsed to The public for the economy. Integrity and
ethel ncy sith which whatever Ia u,'sd 10 The
sH"MAIE e ISs,nisIn VAL b. ;an \
d.T GlIl.n, "A. n, H,v.T, \ 6iMi, In.
L g w. s., MI n 7, !, sSA.i ies K pS,ne...
Sf ast I'm D. f Fs join ,1,,n "a H, wDoA
Eth. fi", T s.,st ss itrS'' SS Ssst ..s
"a Fsret, Wash'5to'- Psbrudrv /, lsS,.
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eso.. nov t)a, her cons, 70 rsss AMI nemory y -
r~~crs1. ko- a a .essk !sr. o. ~ha ~ him.
Tie prvtenee o. each WAS blrdes the oths.
o.. sd snd ,-ohl iys Of hAy-ov'rhNoun NJ
to- relnorsAl
10 b. CeNfsnusd
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riRscS Who could bet e. pfesch ~ pstierre tan
prict'e VA aissys irli.Atr vbsD be fOuhd me-
Or '1ildGen ia his stndr. Que Gay Que Of 10 20
rho vas sp .tihG 70 him u II .,sn. IA, .aid 10
~ gon't ~ant to 60 20 Hnav "" Don't wsut Q 20
ii, Ayea, nay aOn " No M, I'm ,rrc CONT "Wh by
10, ny ,on ~ "wLy, trsudpa VIA b- ,h,rs, wont
he ?" WIN, yes, L,pg lie piI." Wei. Jus, ~
a. h. as he Will c, ME scoidng aonS, And
gay, va v, shey what arr these bOy here ior ?
cont want 10 ~ " Iie.vsn II s.sudps IL gong ~
b. thas."
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wa. 10 re- ttb great MSbsppi river. BIT +.
o. pc re tast evefyt ng was against Ne stee rs
B~y vas impassa lie ;te Var o outef ia nd
out delitpn the cata we ,nemptd to dk
scrpss tae IeDius Il. In front { vcG-burs WAS .
h!lurs sgiin spd ses!n We lied, gan and a.ain
~e we're reIured n our stImps W Gic- ts
lines u The enemy. But the nGon tt,e courage
OF 1enerh trsnt was never quenshtd, AMI he
trc~ bins II and amy bodily ar - tue Mus
sfp, AM We fought the eseuy ssDd ~ ane.
u "u'nuinbsr'iS IS, bat 81, iten 10 eNeiy
usNr, ubtI W. nvesieJ Nc.sb4r., VIA more
men In : then tie brsve army Wi u soi doSL Ia
toe tGreat appaue
oelu Hieh' tel 600, Whist sficn ~ history
vii yer LoteAite,, that Ne sil,d, No nd'd aud
cap'u'v more men tLAA se o-seo IL N a. shppl
W. thsLe"oi alll.us ] We TO = 'o.r Lin.
dfed d ! sads e. p,ces tor y thvasanI INA OF
ma" sin--iDoie rlnst Al We hsl nen to Tea
II Ne h'd IL down our own. We HI lei. wouhi,d
a'd ptured mere m,n than UrsLt crossed N.
sbsii " ~ith, anu tAst 10 Al :, - which
NO Ar Of ancicnt dera i.siory AN snow
psr.Ii'.fr Tie great CT d, oi Us lcae'. msnt
as du- principally 10 tie .Bd.fni l. vii .hd
n on4uersb'e oosTsgs q Grant aud .id "ss'ein
aruy.
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MARINE NEWS.
GI.EARKD.

sun r. s.os- Sun S, s.o2.AeonR R, .ls-Hw. "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO LABORiNG PFOPLE-AlL
Y u,u.trcus Aad hon~w abnrins YcTae- WIN =
tn II q who sr~ In ucedy ctTcuns' snru, can o'svn
vsiusble ynfJrms ION IN regard TO re W. 49, ,yv
chances for wost here at the 0flsc cf he CiAk
DRsN's AID SOCIETY, rom u Clntcn ha.- A.ts
Place Ihrse 'rssrihs ecoi references Of enArsons
can on en- be TOT an y 1t reduced rAtrs Of c1rcve
ChilJrrn -ho arc without hone aud frsndA, vi
cent on G. Asuiotsiv. w.
ITO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN INK
i ARMY.
so'dirr.' Al S.,4ct,c, esreymen, edi'ors and o,n-
a. ~" resJe~-al req std % ald IN ds.e a ne.ns
tn T. Yv lut raule. rheh 10 Of interst 70 Al Sn~
have hends In ar armv
DIRECTORY OF THE uOsPfTAlS.
for supp,tns srstiitonsiy iuorms 90 81 regard 70
pan.ris In tho United StAtes General hnpitAs -
thf following pon ., (otber gill be sdded)
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--bOOk-FOLphRS AND SEW
w en-, Apply to L. hcwhuop, No. !! MAIDEN.
ltn". Ira
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A BARGAlN-ONE HORSE, $50. AND One
n 80, snd one peIlAe or veudcr's ~hOl- turn oit
ao few other horses and ssddi. p,ney all Of which
u NJ sou ve-y eheSE .l,o sius and double .at.d
VAC lna. To 10 seen At az reAtl Il. Us
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\VANlED- ,OpERATOkS q bAiSIkRS,
on b.'uses, on W. 4 W. machines. s4i s.h
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A HORSE FOR SAIF-l6% HANDS
! Ahsh 81 for any heavy work Iii for coal cart
Mr. iuc4 luQui ea i,rhtsi. lt3
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= 81 .B>llIllES MANItD-.A PPLY
~ bet 10 mt IL n day, % Mr.. HOWARD Rp 10
>. ! Or okS Hotel, Chatham At. None bat tho.e
no Ia'' e 10 .GAlt l4l
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COLUMRIAN NAIM. OR

MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Every lhdr, vhus hs' /, "a ing out, or hose Who
hsv, o. Their har from sickness or isvas, should
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

PANpoRA's Box.-Pandora, according
to the heathen mythology, was the first
female created. She was formed of clay,
Ivy Vulcan, at the request of Jupiter. As
soon as endowed with life, all the gods
are said to have WED with each other in
presenting her with lifts. She received
beauty and the art of pleasing from We
nus, the power Of captivating from the
Gracts; Apollo taught her how to sing,
Mercury instructed her in eloquepce, and
Minerva endowed her with wisdom.
Hence she was called Pandora from the
Greek word pan, all, and doron, gift, in
timating she was all-gitted. Jupiter
finally presented her with a box, filled
with innumerabe evils, which she was
desired to give to the man who married
her. She was then conducted by Mer-
curry to Promethus; he, suspicious Of de-
ceit, would not accept the present; but
his brother, Epimcthcus, less prudent,
married her. He having accepted and
opened the box, there issued from 1t a
multitude of evils and distcmpcrs, which
speedily dispersed themselves all over the
earth, aud have never since ceased to af
iict all mankind. lie Slut the box again
in all haste, but all was gone. Hope
alone, which Jupiter had compassionately
inclosed in his unhappy giit, had not
time to escape, and consequently re-
maincd as the one consolation Of wretched
mortals. This has given rise TO the expires
sion Hope lies at the bottom"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11

/ CONSERVATIVE SEWARD. "-Who ever
saw more contradictory, irreconcilab'e
conjunction of words than stands at tie
bead of this article? And yet the pre-.
tension is put forward in some quarters
that the arch agitator and inSt;sltor of
Abolition now at the head cf the State
Drpartment-thc cold bl0olcd. uulitying
wretch who introduced and inaugurated
the baStic system in this country, who
shut his cars to the cries Of Justice, and
Stce!ed his beart 10 the plradin-S of Uu-
manity, and whose teachings finally
wrought the diSnombermcnt and dcstruc.
ton Of the American Rrpub ic, is
conservative" and for lis cndcavors to
shield the country from the effects Of
radicalism Of the Lincoln Administration,
is entitled to the confidence of the friends
Of the Constitution 4 dama gogue from
the beginning, ever watchfuI of the chang
ing hues in public sentiment, and un.
scrupu!ous in adapting means to the ac-
complishment Of desired end, the infer
nal doctrines Of the goddess system of ia.
natirism found congenial soil in lis low,
grovelling ambition. And nov, forsooth,
having gone down with his doctrines into
7 the lowest depths Of public dctestation,
he seeks to cut loose from them, and to
stand forth as the friend Of principles he
/ has spent life in opposing! This is i'm
pudcnce worthy of Seward! but il may,
and we hardly See why it should not be,
satisfactory to a certain class of proieSscd
Democrats whose names have figured in
war meetings, and been appended to res
olutions urging upon our abolition rulers
more vigorous prosecution of the
war" for the suhiugation of the South,
the overthrow of the Constitution and the
emancipation of the slaves But every
! true. hearted Democrat who loves his
principles more than he does the paudits
of the excited, unreasoning crowd, or even
his own personal safety, will ask with
MeMasters, What part has light with
darkness? What part has glory with
shame? What part has American De.
mocracy with Seward-th the follower of
Fanny Wright-the drummer Of Anti
Masonic follv-:he elect Of the Woody
Head Know. Nothings in 1S55-the figure
head of Abolitionsm erected into po-
litical party We, the true, the young,
the living Democracy, will not consort
with these miserable destroyers of our
country Il Malone (N. W Gazette, edit
ed by Judge Flanders.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-11
! NUMRE a.


OK TIE DEAFH OF LrTTLH CnI
The remembered inaoesness aI1 - =
ments of child, stand ns instead &c t. 8
tues that have died oldeE. fgsISzsz. - -
not exercised tde vVf9HahTy anIasS of
friendship; they have not ehoasa to Be
KIND ana good to us; nor stood byyRa from =
consclousswill, in the hour Of adYeraikY,
But they have shared their pleasures and
pains with us as well as they could the
interchange of good Offices bet1ssu7dh
has, OF necessity, been less mingled IithN
the troubles of the world; the sorrow uris 4
sing from their death is the only one which
We can associate with their memoriea--
fh~se arc happy thoughts that cannot disss
Our loss may always render them pensives
but they will not always be paiafsl.. ~
Is part OF the benighity Of Nature that
pain does not survive like pleasure, at any
time, much less where the cause of it Is
an innocent one. The smilc will remain
reflected by memory, as the moon reHecta
the light upon US when the sun has gone
into heaven.
Now the liability TO the loss Of children .
or rather what renders us sensible Of it,
the occasional loss itself-seems to be one
of these necessary btters thrown into the
cup OF humanity. We do not mean that
every one must lose one of his children
to enjoy the rest; or that every individ-
nal loss afllicts us in the same proportion,
We allude to the deaths of infants in gen.
eral. These might be as few rs we
could render them. But if none at alb
ever took place, We should regard every
little child as man or woman secured;
and it will easily be conceived what .
world of cndcaring cares and hopes this
security would endanger. The very idea
of infancy would lose its continuity with
US. Girls ard boys would be future men
and women, not present children. They
would have attained their full growth irf
our imaginations, and might as web have.
been men md women at ouOs. svOn tlI6
other hand, thoSe who have lost m iHlane
are never, as 1t were, without an inGaat
child. They are the only persouswho.iD
one sense, retain it always, and they fur
nish their neighbors with the same idea.
The older children grow up to manhood
and womanhood, and suffer all the changes
Of MOI tllity. This one alone is rendered
an immortal child. Death has arrested it
with his harshness, and blessed it into an
eternal image of youth and innocence.
Leigh Hunt