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The New York herald., 1864-04-08

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THEY AHE rHE BRSr
SEK THEM BbFORB PURCHASyhu
OFflCk bN BROApNAY.
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HeuvsusA's Poudre Subtitle Uproots HAas
from lew forehesds part Of the bsdy. WarNsSA
hs ne y demos As Broadway
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Improvsd Rendings Of she Poets.
MOORE

Improved Rcndings Of ehe Poets.
MOORE.
Those Broadway bellies those Broadway bel3eol
How many = tale their clear akin tails
or freckias banishod since thai time
They used r. 9OURAUDS Soap divine.
Their pimples aoURAUD swep, away.
And changed 70 black THAR hair once gray;
To him IL due each charm that dwels
Upon the faces Of these bellies
The hair from or their lips ID gone
since 1o1rand's roudrss cs,,, csrs PLACED 1% On
DO those same lovely broadway bellies
Yes lovely indesd with their cheeks blosniaG
white and red like ssms beAuti u pArerre OF les roa
that the the minuest vein beneath may b Ate
suctiy traced All this loveincss IL owing TO the res
0OUfsAUD'S ITALIAN MEDlCATkD SOAP. the only
compound invented Tor tho complete removal
Of freckles pimples sunburn, morphew roughnss
from the skin Of equal VITA the lAiss
Medisatsd SOAP Is GOURAUDS PoUDRRs SUBTLE. for
removing supernuous hair instantaneous LIQIID HAIA
TABLE, ROUGE for tinng the cheeks with perm ,nsut
rossIike flush; LILY WHITE for lsndng - shdisooA
whiteuess aud lusre 70 the skin.
Found ct DIR. rBLIx GOURAUDS new and splsnat4
es,abishmsnt. $58 Broadway, usas Grand street
Kn0x's Latest So tyis.-Clsan linen wd .
good suit OF clothes we'll In their way; but ss
man be dressed we'll, and nut shabby
becoming hat his hea and his Dsrsopsi sppe,r "
spoiled Hut let man Of tnr spring style ~
Just In poduced by KNOX. Of No. 2l7 BroaiwAy, u
Pol on and though be may have shabby suit -
viii stih look respectable
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Hoys's Hta watha Halt Restorative.
HOYT'0 HIAWArnA HAIR RRSIO6ATIvE
Hofrs HIAWAIHA HAIR kksrOkArIyg
HoSrS Hi4MAraA Is H4Is E.srns.TIys R.sT,,r.T
HOYrs HiAWArHA HAIR RasTO9ArIve
HoYT's HIAWATHA HAIR REsr0RArIx2
HoiIs' Hixw.LHx HAZE ssssssTVssA.TIys
HorTS HiAwkIH HwiAAswkaIsrsb bHas Ho kssTCns Has1aHr'vs
Is xzssxf!ES u sEs!Sss
wARssAsTssPD wwARsAsTsP To To kssT9Rs kssT9k
EAbsD ADsP AID xsD ga! Ss HAN M AID Nd xxa!skss!
sspkb PSB AID AID SsAT SsA1 HAZE HAZE AsB
TO THR,K ORIGINAL C0LO1
70 T, THs!R sIF 9Ei%isxt 9Fit,isxt SoLSR CoESRR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEiR ORIGINAL COLOR.
fallen out Nothing will do that whA,sv may b -
verttssd 70 the contrary but Will stop falling OUT naae
u soft and silky. cleanse and the scalp Of al inpsy
previous use Or Preparations eooainnE sulphur susss 2
for s application win I. crook smut /: =
We apply the H4awAha at our rooms thus enabling tRs
public judge Of ts meris BY actual trial the prsmse
We warrant u bring the original color In ten dSrs ~
We published the following challenge " test some fs1u
weeks the papeTs which accepted
wsll known and dstnterested parsons appesn
OF the hair restored Rach ppretor neshins eus ~
preparation and the using nothing - durn(
the certificate Of the result % b published al NJ
principal papers s the exrense Of The unsuccesssu -
HorTs IMPERIAL coLoRING CREAM.
appropriate accompaniment N the Hawasha cban0el
Superior 70 any dressing for the whisxsra Sold svsy
"A' JOSEPH HoYr CO.. 10 Univsrsisy pases. n ,.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Metropolitan Sanitary Raar-Latest
News from the Union Arny-Lat~ss In
telligence from the Rebel States-The
War I'm Europe-Map OF the Seat of
Hostilitaes- - Poetry-Literature-A Agsi-
culeural-Markst Reports, &c., &c.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD (the Best and Cheapest Nswspa-
per In the Country, ready TO morrow Saturday
Ing, viii oontain,--
full graphic account Of the Opening OF the Groat
Sanitary Fair In New YORK, with description Of the
Military Ovation and the Ccrsmor the ,ccasou and
OF TITO attendance and sales the nrst day tho whole
illustrated with diagrams Of the buildings and tho dine
rent compartmen The latest dispatches from the Union
Army In different parts Of the country The latest News
from the Rsbs staes An interesting account OF tho War
iu Denmark, with Map Of tho Scene Of Operations;
Poetry Tho interesting story Of Perkins Ghost" Fa
cetia Literary Scientific Artistic and Agricultural read
ing, with valuable reports Of the Money, Commercial,
Dry Goods Cattle, Horde and Family Markets. and
Of al important and interesting events Of the past
week.
Single subscription. -; three oopss .; nvs copies
-; ten copies, SIS. Single copies, I'VE osnss.
In the Wake or Success Comes Fraud.
. s;; one
s s ON IL S . M Il
:.,s - r:
New York" blown IN the siass Of ever bottle Sold Dy al
Murray, Eddy = Co.-Mans9srs.
KswucEY ux1RA CLAss 263-Aprii T. 1854
10, l3, So, 43, B. 50. At. Al SO, g. 80, 23, IS, 20.
so. 81, rs, 10, 81. 50. ~. II, 81. 1. ii, 50. a.
z. y. simmons 4 sCe.-Msn.s.rs
6HHLsY. EXTRA CLAssi67-Apni 7, 1884
co. 49, 29y A. 10. IS, 20, 50. %, SO, 10, 81, 81, 27
ctAss Iss-Aprn T. 1854
81, 10, l8, 50, 8, l6. 4, ii, i, 10, ~, IS, 40.
France, Ellis 4 Ce.-Ms.ag.rs.
:, LnaARr. E.raA CLASS il.APrii !. 1854
81, J. 50 g. So. 26. So, 10, 81 -, 45, IL, ~, ST.
CLASS l7-April Z. 1854
4s. %. 81, ls 81, a. 81, 5S, ~, 81, Is, A., 81.
Prixes Cashsa I'm All LegaIised Lotto
hes and Information given. 0ALLAGHRk BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA
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loyal families whore they represent themselves - Union
soldier for the purpose OF gaining Information. Durtnt
the last few days they have quite numerous 10 the
viciky N Fairfax Court House, managing 10 eluce all
parties In pursuit Of them. These squads e In wss
upon al the rads outside lines maintain con-
staut surveillance upon the inhabitants. upon whom,
FROM time time they levy contributions In the way Of
closbng and provisions.
THE DUTCH MINISTER GOING H0xB.
Mr. scheiden Minister Resident for the Hanseatic Re-
Roaing Chief Secretary OF Legation, Is made Charge
d'AfAirs.
THE BRAZILIAN MINISTER.
senor Lisboa the Brazilian Minister, ID awaiting the
rival cf special charge drars 10 pay Walt 10 his
home
THE CHAPLAIN OF THE sHNxrg.
Mr. Salisbury has given notice that he win morrow
call up bis resolution censurng the pursued by
the Chaplain OF the seuate In his prsyeS at the opening
Of It's daily sessions. speech Of iptensss bitterness is
expected, and some days will probably DO occupied by
the Senators on either side In discussing the necessity
and propriety Of invoking Divine Interference with the
deliberations OF the American Senate
:. A PREs.NT FOR GENERAL EIsRArtsgK., =. ,~-
magnificent riding whip has arrived here for General
Fitzpatrick from the friends of tho First Massachusetts
cavalry, attached 70 his division s
TRIRTY-EIGHFH O0N GR MSS.
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Old theories opinions overturned by simply invsnno
new mechanical appliance for this dangerous dissasA
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
from any hsrs.ofes used in sru.s lshs clean and -
and upward. and perfeotly oontrolabe. 4 ours 3
Ease and comfort 10 ootaned Femais 6uPpestsl
principle Shpuder Braces for those nano4
70 stoOp Send : stAmp Tor gsmphlst, .
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DR.. Hnntes's Once 10 at NO. Dtvtetcn
street. New FORK ey He hes other cmce ksiaoaished
1885, light asd q private entrance He cures
chrvnio eupons aud spots on The fn uesrs OF all nnds
the most Of the blood, hstuls, all dis
eases D. raining 10 urinary rhcuma &c
ork op Hnrpsn Fraiity Nervous Debty Esry Indscre.
o'clocx n.
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A Perfect Hair Dys.-Miiler's. Only SO
cents boz Try IT, Sold By all drusgista Depot 50 Dey
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

cHer M ajssey'' cha ampa gnes.-bOO osesa
at S2O per case W. H. WARD No. Broad sFesA
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PatsntsI PatsnssI PatsnssI

Notice "a Druggists. .-Knapp's Indian
Strengthening Plastars retail FOR eenls end - oens saa
1i5 and SIS per groas, Wholesale
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Lottery Tickets Cash~d.
JosEPH BATES. Broker.
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speedy and Pev1aaent Cure Of Head
ache toothache neuralgia and catarrh.-Uss wolcotss
Instant Pain Annihilator. Sold everywhere
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DIT. WntS0nH @tHUst "HW Curt'7-'
Deb y Ucers & With plates OF every variety Of disease
Is invaluable to AL those wh1 desire private instruction
Pncc 81. Sold by MILLER CO 4zgS Broadway. and by
frval A. n. 10 r. NJ
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safes

The celebrated Alum Patent rirs and BurgarPrsss
ssfes VALENTINE BUTLER.
Patentess and sole ManhfacturerA
Sand 80 Walker street. three doors from DroaAveg.
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Pa1en6sI PotontSI Pat0ntsI
MsssrS MUM CO. publishers Of the sCinlnH9
AMERICAN continue 70 act AMorueve for securing -
Lave rnt1ons In his and all for~iyn eountssA
MessrA nunn Co have hsd years ezpsfieoD
Psmsh'sts conHinng tho Patent Lavs other lneN
Information fog invsnsors furni:hed free sSS
heu Consultet0n md edvics freeL Addrsee
NUNN 90. 81 Pavk rcwy New Ton, e.
Corner sud Seventh sereses, Washington. - q
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France, Ellis & Co.-Maa . geYs.
LIsaARy, KxraA CLASS il-AprI 7. 1854
81, Z, so, g. So, 26, 3S, 10, 81. a. AS IL, a. 81
CLASS l3-Apri !. 1854
43, %, 81. Is, 81, "a, 81, 56, ly, 81. l6. a. IL
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8trangeFs Vtnitiaa the City ere -.
spectfuiy Invited % visit GBNrNS Hsi Cap and Fur ssas'
shment. SD Brosdwsy
hat store Amscs having been turned 70 the best scsses
this sprng by the Introduction of mprovemen -
Subscriber enabled assortment 81 over
ONE HUNuR8D STYLES.
each occupyag and the wneAe
comprehendns the compets rees Of the %. fsshiose
the world all aud both thas he's boeo
exhibited in this coy ntry. .
Ipsesd OF going nIo details which, after ALL would
ysy but feeble iiea OF The Of hs stock he pvss
the public n-pesn II there 10 anything fAsh'onAblA
Of outdoor coverings for th1
which Il not include he Is not aware OF the omse
should omission exist u s 10 b
piled continually the out vivs for dAshing ss1
attractive noveities
temaize and II 10 believed thst ~ representative hat
abroad 0Bkfk. 6ls Broadway.
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Beautiful Com plsx Ton - La frd q
Bloom OF Youth everything for preserving
beautfyng the complexion and skin SS3 Broadway and
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Prixes Cashsd I'm All Legaltxed Lotto
hes and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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Treasury Csrtinestes from Second ~.
Soldiers rN Certificates SONS ssoyry.,s nisra
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Prof. Alex. G. Baryys Trlcoph er0us -
Medieasd Compound for psssssvins ess.ceg and bs:.
Tying the halr eradcang seurf and dandrur prevsnu1D
badness and hara curing dseass OF the stn sasde
muscles (such salt rheum, pmpea chiblaius -
chaps rhsumatism dwellings sors threat Ae, giving =
slant Of bruses spraus asAAa
Sold oil druggists thYoughout ~
vorld PRINCIPAL Once 37l Pearl street n r
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Ames' selr-Inking Hand stamps
Boston Hand Stamp Company. 1876 Broadway, New YORK
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Boston Hand Stamp Company. 1876 Broadway, New York
world Harmless reliable. instsniA, sous The ONLY per-
fssdys. Sold BY all drusssa fss.oy 81 Barclay strest
Brilliant and Powerful Day nd Night
Double Perspective 0assss for the ned and
tourists use-compact portable and enoisn, splendid
oscusss opac.n ses,s Broadway under Lsfsrss House
BrssiIIian Pebble specsacies and Eye
s TO :rspsssn end The sight Of od and
recommended BY the med medical faculty SERMONS.
Chanpag~. just Imported (via RoyaD,
c Sos Pr. SSS Is Ds ps
ptse sosa.saI Wine Company Vaults - fulton street.
ssd Wig Depot, xh.,s:.l. ..d r,.ii-S~ Assss Hoass
The eye applied by skilful srsisu.
Chaps, Chafss. Pimp,es, Erupsso~s,
ssssssss soap :: 4: s.s s:S.s ' .ss s;ssasS '''n''
Corns, Buaions, Inverted Nails, I'm.
:.os csirssss:s Y sO Be- sss!ss ," sa'
Deafness, Impaissa sishs,
xorsss IN rHs sBAp
CATARRHAL 4sa5sT ASsScEr0~' r1 rns
CHRONIC cxrARRn,
'sas * 5#S 5SsGAssY ~ sgSs
cross BYE .,sSSsSSs$sr .,SsSs$rrssD sI.'|Ss !, ON.
ever: r. s:s:' "a AZ .s g !; e. b. os sss
sssc " HE csssa''ins rssms ss Bresd-s' nesf fvsHs
Distilled Dew ss . Dsiisious Prepara-
sS. ss fST ' sss ss ssss S . frs
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Distilled Dew ts = Delicious Prepara-
sn for .hs .oe clear cryss rsss and ,srsss e.
June and magical 10 hs softenfna ana usautynI
effects upsa the skIA Ssid by all drussiSa pepos Nv
Broadway.
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wigs. Toupee., HAIR Dye ~. a.r ns,,' nWx ~
and Moliavia Cresn, LOT es.'"s''s -
BATuh EI.o 3. rs Bond sreee
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
world Harmless reliable. ibstantAr The only psr.
dye Sold BY all drugssa Fsetoy q Barclay street
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Corns, BuWfOns, Inverted Nails, I'm.
Araed Jonte and ell desasss Il the Feet cured vheu
sr ineonvsusnce 70 The patient by D. xAcHAkIH bas.
gson Chtropodisl 76O Broadway
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watches and Jewelry

or
ALL DESCRIPTIONS - -. 49,
For sais by GBORGE q ALLEN. ti3 brosdvsy' -
below Canal street. formerly II wen sueca
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whee,.r Sk wilson, Highest Prem.
I,ocs stitch sewing Msohnss sos Broadway
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

REMEDY FOR DIPrnERIA. The New
York Tribune says: We have just re-
ceived a receipt for the cure Of Diptheria,
from n physician who says that of 1900
cases in which it has been used not sin
gle patient has been lost. The treatment
consists in thoroughly swabbing the back
of the mouth and throat with wash
made thus: Table salt, drachms; black
pepper, golden seal, nitrate of potash, al
um, drachm each. Mix and pnlveriZse.
20 :-.~ =. .--~-r I-'" e~u V' ""ni'6 wa"
ter, stir well, and then fill up with good
vinegar. Use every half-hour, one, two
and four hours, as recovery progresses.
The patient may swallow a little each
time. Mix one ounce each Of spirits OF
turpentine, sweet oil. and aqua amonia,
and apply every hour to the whole OF the
throat, and to the breast bone every four
hours, keeping flannel to the part.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

JOSH BILLINGs on raE BLuE LAWS
The old konektikut blu lors is wonderful
Strik. hev thort it best to preserve sum
ov them for the beney6t Of futur posteri-
ty who cum arter US.
No man shall chaw tobaccer on Sunday
unless he swalers the spit.
1t shAnt be lorfull for emmy man tcw
set down in harvest Geld to rest unless
he sets on a sharp stone.
No man shall have rite TO kis his wife
more than three times da, unless bi her
ritten request in ritih.
If q man ends pease ov munny IN the
hiway on Sunday when he is goin tn meet.
ing, it shall be lorfulI for him to watch it,
but il shant be lorfuIl tn pick it up until
arter the setting OF the son.
If Deakin swops hosses and gifts
cheated he shall be turned out ov the
church, and pa n fine ov not less than
four gallons NJ England rum.
Awl bachelors over twenty-five years
old shall pa a fine ov pound 7 shiIlen
and 6 pens each year for the support ov
glide bordes and bastards.
Emmy man who swars out loud shall pa
a fine OF 10 shillens. Ifhe swars tn him.
self he shall pa fine ov three shillen and
korst ov kort.
No man shall hev rite tu vote or git
marrid who kant eat pork and molasses
and repeat the 10 kommandmints.
No young woman shall hev 4 rite tu git
marrid who kant maik good punkin pize
without eggs intu them, and who kant
maik dough nut that will keep at least
one year without losing its twist.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A Puzzled JUsNcR.-A man a.
Josh was brough before q country b
for stealing bog, sud three Gilasssss'
being examined SNNOrs they Aw Assssadal
it. A wag having VOluatssssd ~ cesaS
Gil for Josh, knowing the Scope ef H.
squire's brain, arose and addressed him -
followsS
"May it please your honor, can e.
tAblish this mans honesty beyond the
shadow Of doubt, for l have twelve wiEs
nesses who arg ready 10 swear that they
did not see him do it."
The squire rested his head for Esw
moments rs II 10 deep thought and with
great dignity arose, and brushing back
his hair, saids
"If there are twelve who did not see
him steal It. and only three who did, I
discharge the prisoner"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

MICE AND REPrLEs.-In an English
work, called =" The Life Of Soldier" we
find the following account Of battles be.
tween mice, scorpions and centipedes, in
Barbados. The brief narrative is full Of
interest In clearing the ground for the
camp, we disturbed q variety of noxious
reptiles, such as whipsnakes of an extra
ordinary length. but not thicker than Q
goose quill centipedes Of large size,
whose backs were plated like Holsters
tail, and scorpions. Having heard that
mice were natural enemies to the two lat
ter, l procured a few that / might be
witness to their combat. The arena was
the space circumscribed by glass bell
and upon letting a mouse and scorpion
loose in it grand display of maneuvripg
ensued-the mouse trying to bite off his
opponents tail, which ends in sting, and
the scorpion watching for an opportunity
to strike him with it. Should the former
succeed in his first object, the latter falls
q prey; but if stung, the mouse Swells up
and dies in commissions However, the
mouse is generally victorious. Equal gen.
sFalShiav iSvTfqpppiGRfi wiButif neTends itself
with two small nippers, placed at either
side of its mouth, near the poison bags.
One of our men found large tarantula on
his shoulder one morning when he awoke,
and it suffered itself to be removed with
out doing him any injury. He brought it
to me, as an ameteur; and accordingly |
placed Il under the bell with one Qf the
hsrdest bitten mice. 1t Immediately rear
ed itself on its hinder legs, remained mo.
tionlcss in this posture, while the mouse
ran round the bell, evidently unwilling to
face its new antagonist. This continued
a short time, and then as ii under the in.
Auence of an irresistible fascination, the
mouse jumped suddenly into the arms oi
the tarantula, which quickly seized him
with two nippers. resembling the claws o
q cat, and situated on eithe. side of tn,
head, and with such deadly effect. that thu
little quadruped instantly swelled up snt
burst. next let loose two or three mict
at time on the taraRtula, but they al
shared the same fate.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

"BLUE" WHITE LETTER PAPER.-The
pratice of blueing the paper pulp had its
origin in singularly accidental circum.
stance, which not merely as historical
fact, but as forming an amusing anecdote,
is perhaps worth mentioning. 1t occur
red about the year 1890 at q paper mill be.
longing to Mr.. Buttonshaw, whose wife
on the occasion in question, was superin.
tending the washing Of some linen, when
accidentally she dropped her bag Of pow
dered blue into the midst Of some pulp,
in forward state Of preparation, and SO
great was the fear she entertained of the
mischief she had done, seeing the blue rap
idly amalgamated with the pulp, that al
luSion to it was studiousIy avoided; until
Mr.. Buttonshaw's inquiry in great aston.
ishment what it was that had impaired
the peculiar color to the pulp, his wife per-
ceiving that no great damage had been
done, took courage and at once disclosed
the secret, for which she was afterwards
rewarded in q remarkable manner by her
husband, who being naturally pleased with
an advance of so much as four shillings
per bundle, upon submitting the ''improv-
ed" make to the London market, immedi-
ately presented a costly scarlet cloak (some
thing more congenial to taste in those
days, it is presumed, than it would be
now with much satisfaction to the shar.
er Of his joys.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A TRUs SAYEna-4bor ~ -
tences Of Burke are full - @@aiaI 6 -
present time. wisa de Puease
position b bsaR with to- -
the eaerOaehments Of She 4aa5i1Esar
ton:
"What subsists to-day by Vi6lsa -.
dRues tomorrow by acqui6seuneA -
perpetusaed BY tradition, IN AGttRsAOi
hOary abass 6hakcs tho gE1y hsiss SG@T
.tiquity ct us. end giVss i1sdE aaaaasA
wisdom Of agss. Thus the elasFsA les
tates Of right ssd rsasea aFanAAe teytsa4k
to long succession Of crime and IollieA,'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A STRICTLY orthodox old gsNtlsNaR o.
Massachusetts, returned home enc Saa3ay
afternoon from church, and bseaatS,sx~
tol 20 his ssa O0 che merits Of the sssAON.
II have heard" said be, Tone Of the @eaA
delightful sermons ever pFsachsd bslceeA
Christian society. It carried me a ihe
gates of Heaven" "Well," said FEApkA
II think you had better have dOdged 10,
for you will never get another such D
chancei"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A WEsTERH editor requests those Of biz
subscribers who owe him more than six
years subscription, to send him lock Of
their hair, 80 that he may know they are
still living. In answer to which . cOtern.
porary says that II his delinquent sub.
scribers should do this. he would b con.
PEELED to leave OG editing ana g iass AhaA
wig business -...s..,. .. - .....saa : -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

D1GNrrY OF LIFE.--In regard to our in
tercourse with men, we should often not
only reflect whether our conduct is prop:
er and correct, but il it is urbane and
dignified. A triaing air and manner be-
speak silly mind, but "a grave and ma
iestic outside" saith Chinese proverb,
lis the palace Of the SOUL"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
notice TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors, and all
IN persons having claims against the estate OF T.
1cAEaOn, dscaAsed, to present the same with neces
aATy vouchers TO the undersigned, at the law once OF
H. Q. SlosS, In PIacerviIle, within ten months from
the hrst publication Of this notice, or the same will
Be tOfever barred.
RUTH 4. CARSON,
Adninlstratrix Of the Estate Of 3. B. caTSon deed
Dec. lsth, 1858.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A JoURNALIsr hes discovered tAst I'll
things considered, railways sasS1.y Glo@i
and behind the aga He ag1 thae1hsA'
travelling, be blushes 70 think that tbs
Message over the telegraph Aies IKE light,
ening, while he is laEily creeping along -,
only thirty or forty miles an hour.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

SUGAR AN ANTrDorE FOR WoRx& IN.
Debout says that sugar Is an excellent
destroyer Of worms. He once accidentals
ly put sugar instead of salt on leach
which be wished to detach from the skin.
and was surprised at the spasms produc-
ed BY it. He. Therefore tried sugar on
earth worms, and found it had . similar
powerful effect; ana has since used It in
q solution with success rs an injection toE
children. british Medical journal.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

KoscIusKo.-The very bones Of Kos.
ciuskO cannot but rattle in their grave
and that unshrinking spirit SHREK ID
agony over the servile H.aOifestatises q
American sympathy with Russia iwS6lT
very time Whsa POland seragglss esE 49,
very life, and Russia butchers hsE PVou
and bHrns her Villages saA eitiGeGs4.
des0lates her land I ~ ,...,.s ..s .iissAesz;
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

Porter is tho knate's device to get Of.
fee, by which our country has been I'm.
molated upon the bloody altar Of abolition
ism. He who talks policy. when the very
principle on which our govermsUtTsslsfs 3
perishine, is either q traitor OF . fool. It
is policy which has inoculated one-hall
Of the people with fatal errors, and made
towards or knaves Of other The halE-
[Dav Book. sE eiri -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A DowN.EAsTER speaks Of heavy fog
in his locality. He says he hired man
to sbingse barn. At noOn the nan con-
planned that it was = terribly long barn
and hadn't got one course laid. So after
dinner he vent to see what he had beeA
about, aud found that he had shiaGlta
more than hundred feet right out on the
fog,