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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR- BStl from Hellvieu Hospital, New York
Oity' has now been here long enough to prove biz
professional capabilities, and has done 50 to the
satisfaction Of alarge number Of our citizens. and
those IRON other towns and the sprroysdins
country.
His last advertisement and aocos,papxi,,, Ia,
ter, under the head Of Private ;, sbcp,5 \. -.
fGlly read by all. No Mercury used in hi. -,
mentl Consultation free. jys.tvakw
american Cancer ChampIon.-DE
HEBBERN has located in the city Of oui,e,
Illiuois, No. Ice Main Street, third door aboy,
Quincy House. Office over J, r. Dayton's book
store.
He claims to be ths King Of Cancers and a
kinds Of Fever Sores such $ Waite Swelling Al
Bone Dlssa-cs, Soroarla, PlOs, Sore Eyes ia tb. d,
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumptio,
Female weakness. sud Sas Rheun, Tettei
Rheuhaasi-sl.So. &c.
The Doctor became master q the above diseas,
while trave'ins through kurope and America, AN,
he now stands at the hcsd OF his profession hotl
in Europe and America. The Doctor viii tax
pleasure in showug his visitors certificates Of Il.
above diseas where they have been given up =
ineuraele by the best physicians in tse country
The Doctor ak guarantees a cure in all case
where the patient lives up to the directions.
The patient will please correspond weekly, Civ
ing a true statement OF the cas-. No.
nS- The poor dealt With literally.
Cancers extracted in from four 70 .x.r+x- s,r
ho1rs, without instruments or pain, or a drop q
blood rzyis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
r~Tbe State Sanitary Bazaar. =

r~The State Sanitary Bazaar, IS
will De seen in another column, IS TO De-
under the superintendent Of Major Es'e
Locke. This is good selection, as Tie
Major is a thorough business man and
wonderfully energetic The State Board
has allotted one acre Of ground for The
Sanitary Bazaar, and viii soon be en-
closed and arranged for the Fair BY the
Major. This attraction Of the State Fair
viii be similar 10 the great Sanitary
Fairs which have been held in the NORTH
ern States during the year past Con-
tributions will be received from all Tar;s
of Indiana and from all the loyal States
We confidently believe that under the
superintendent of Major Locke it will
prove a great success.-IHd JossT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

WoETHT DESCRIBES. Medary
says that "a vast amount Of he Repub-
Leans, subject TO draft, ase becoming as
much interested in tho doings Of the
Chicago Convention as the Democrats"
10 basiag their hope Of success upon the
aid Of those whom the draft shall drive
from The support Of their country, tie
peace party Acknowledges that their
cause is as mean as such Republicans
would be contemplate. We don't think
there is "a vast amount Of fuch r pub
licans. A. all events, heir aces viii
be more than filed BY Democrats, Who
are for suppressing the feb lion srd
having either whole country or no
country At all The Republican who
joins the Democracy % prevent the draft
is both a coward aud a traitor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16


BAxIsHED Several Of the most re-
spectacle families Of Paducah, Ky, and
vicinity, have recently been banished
from their homes, By order Of General
Payne, aud driven of to Canada, escort
ed By negro guard In most cases the
victims were women and children, whose
husbands aud fathers had been previ-
ously exiled Sach beasts as the mill
tarY commandant referred to are dis
grace to the national service. 4 little
Of " Perry Davis Cor somebody else, }
Payne Killer could be benefcially
used on such Subjects Yin Sun.
OF course the Sun grades the respect
ability of party by the intensity OF b 8
treason. The greater the traitor the
more respectable the man in the eyes
of the editor Of the Sun
The suggestion that il would be bene'
fetal to assassinate General Payne ia
eminently worthy Of the man who ex-
pressed hope that Lieutenant Thayer
would not live to return from the JOG
days service, in which he had enlisted
EminentIy worthy Of a leader Of the
Soma Of Liberty and the Confederate
Democracy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

THE Provost Gaord Cor tbe Sc
few days have arrested quite g uumbrr
Of colored persons passing though lAa
city The order ~ reference 10 tht ar-
rest q eolored person IS ,aat fbe zaard
shall arrest al persons who sire sl.p .ej-
ID Of having been recruited iar tAr nii-
fary service 81 other states, lut t9e guard
nave arrested al peFsuns 0i sH4HF cUm "a
plexion. However. shen oh gfe caught.
lhe guilty ones DO nos escape, aoa es ~
day or -, the vigilance Of abe guard Is
rewarded by getting some cuIaffi man
Eho has been recruited Tor ptaer States
Unfortunately, however, The rascai.y
agents manage 10 turn up missing -
Ind Jsur.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

EH-Lively times may be looked for
at Babytown next Saturday. Things
is workin', bat not smoothly. 10 Cox
is working up" his case He has the
triggers nearly set. He will be at home
at Babytown in packed Convention of
the knights. The slow-going aud art
less John Wayman, and the volatile and
aad versatile and voluble NJ l.. John
son viii find themselves left high and
dry by the pupil of Gavitt. That was a
shrewd move--going to Babytown. 1t
would be a shrewder one to change the
location of the Convention back to town.
But can this be done2 1t can be if the
majority of the Democracy are not mem
bers of the Mcclellan Club. If thew
are members, the programme will be
carried out aud the Convention will be
held at Babytown, and the Times ticket
ratified.
Wherever it may be held, our short
handle reporter will be there. He is
ready.
There is a ehisl amosg ye tskin' notes,
And, faith, he'll p.ent 'em"-
Unless Your Convention sits with closed
doors like your State Convention did.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

DoST THEY FEAR BlM2-The Rich
mond papers have heen encouraged to
hope that the rebel raids into Maryland
and Pennsylvania would compel Grant
to leave Petersburg but now that the
raids have collapsed without disturbing
our forces on the James, the traitors
again feel decided goneness = at the
heart
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

"OUr OF THEIR owS MouTHs ~ be
Copperheads are bstrayiug tsemselves.
At their late convention 10 Peoria, iH
they threatened resistance TO The Fed
eral Government. provided thr de-
mands should no: be-compied with, and
to carry out their purposes they pledged
themselves, in the identical laurua. 81
the Sons Of Liberty. TO wit: We pledge
our lives, our fortunes, aud our sacred
honor"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
The Congressional Canvass.

Messrs. Allen and NibIack, opposing
candidates for Congress, finished the
canvass Of D1viess and Martin counties
last Saturday
We are in receipt of advices from
them
The work has been very hard on the
candidates, as they Travelled aver one
hundred aud fifty miles and made eight
speeches last week.
One remarkable feature about this
canvass, and one which is very crafty
ing, is the immense crowds which turn
out to hear the speeches Even at the
township appointments the crowds are
more like the mass meetings Of few
years ago than mere country gatherings
During the week the route Of the can
didates passed through the strongest
Copperhesd- portions of Davies and
Martin counties, where men openly
ayow their connection with tae Sons
Of Liberty" and their intention to resist
the draft. Notwithstanding this unfa-
vorable condition Of public sentiment
the result of the weeks work was very
satisfactory to the Union men. Colonel
Allen took bold war ground, ayowing tia
determination, If elected, Of voting all
the men and money asked for or neees
sary to carry on the war until the rebel
| Jon is suppressed. Judge Niblack took
bold ground fer unconditional peace
We give a sum nary Of his position:
SIBLAoK's POSITION.
'If lam elected to Congress | vii
never vote to draft any man Into the ser
vice; and il | were your representative
nos | would vote to repeal the present
Law horizing draft
II will not, If elected your representa-
live, vote any more men or money undsi
any circumstances for the further prose
cutiou Of the war under the policy upoI
which it is now conducted
Il am totally opposed to the employ
meni Of ieeroes AS soldiers, or to th
interference by the Government witt
hem IN any way or under any cireuu
siancrS,"
The Union men claim HAT our esus
is gaining constantly under these Discus
sions The result is very largely in Co
Aliens favor, if we may believe repor,s
just sean closely the positions of tb
two candidates aud confess houestl
which is the most conducive to Nations
unity and National prosperity.
Mr. Allen would uphold the Repnbli
by putting down Pill its enemies: NJ
Niblack would declare an armistie
give the rebels all they want, and pate
up hollow peace.
Mr.. Allen seeks to unite and strengtl
. en- our Union, aud thus make it moi
! powerful than ever: Mr. Niblaek woul
allow it to be divided and split into fra
{ ments.
Mr.. Allen would sustain our soldier
in the Geld BY sending them all the r
! endorsements and supplies they nee'
Mr.. Niblack would not, under any CT
eumstances, vote any more men or mon,
/ to sustain our armies, but would lea,
them to melt away gradually BY easus
ties and disease until conquered shroug
their weakness; by Withholding mon,
' would leave them to starve and free
! in the cold of winter for the want
food and clothing
D To what baseness of principle VI
marty preiudice lead rs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
REMOVAL.

4 : W have to rseste the Store We nov oeoa- :
y lbs the lst or September. We vii remove to Gu
sew STORE daring this asonth- In order % re 6ucv
cur stock as rlgCh pu-stals, 50 that We ca
nearly op-a IA tke SsE store with IA en- ire lee
stock. 80 viii sell goo<s r. cheap. Mesre cia
Stag car graf n2ny goo-s =. nuch less tasr
tbey can r bought ? ssst.
SUHAPEER & BUSTING,
aag;5ttss No = MAia street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

FAIRs-The following is Est Of
State Fairs to be held the coming au-
tumn: Illinois, Decsiur, September u
II Michigan, Kalamazoo, September
20-23i lows, Burlington, September
2T-30; Wisconsin, Janesviile, Sept n
Der 27-30; Indiana, indianapolis, Ocio-
Der Is; Ohio, Columbus. October Is
-l6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
WANTED.

GCHOOLs TEACHER - BY tho Compensation
- Bcnsi Israel. a competent Male 1eaeher Of ths
English Branches 20 take charge Of their school
about the list OF srptemb next. Salary literal
For particulars, apply to
D. HEIMAGN, President
wM. LOwENTHAL, Seot'y. iaIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The faneFal Of CHARLES SPENCER viii fake
Pizos from the rssiasnee of BIS pareafs, corHr o
Locust and III ssrscts. AZ Deck Ills af.er-
noon,
HE friends win please attrsd without fsrib ?
notice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
Union Executive Committee, list
nfatFtcf

Union Executive Committee, list
District.
Dariea.--JonH VAs TnrEs, principal
W. +. TH0Mrs1si cantingent.
pnboh-JoHs mASa, principal;
EhNEsr PfcKHAuDr, contingent.
Gibson N b. FHEycG. principal;
JAMES T ENEEEK cont lbgent.
RAcr.--Mffros = GHEa, principal
JANIS 3. PRircngiT contingent
--LEwfs ugO0Ks. principal;
MiCnAEt REILLY contingent
PIs.-Go0DLErr HoRGAE, principal,
y. q. HAaa0sp. On'ingtnt,
PossB joins A. MAsE, priaeipal; .
u. HogEns, contingent.
Rpsuosr.--JAMfs FANNY principal;
Il. r kEEcuEvA1, contingent.
Taiai1barJt -tLvAu jon s1ss principal.
JaMrs II mcsEELY, contingent
Warrict -JoHN u HANDY, principal,
! .. HUDar. rit contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A GOOD BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING
II sewn reoms situated near the south-ess
corner of WALNUT and First street Possession
given within month.
For further particulars enquire Of
iy27 JOHN GREEK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

UNoR SALE. ~ GoODsELL TOWN. FIVE
II and a half seFos Of LAID With the followinE
Improvements! tNo.story brick building con.
tanning eight rooms, Kitchen. collar, aud two
Iotches, eooi elsiern stable, and sheds ior
carr age and wood two acres IN orchard Of ehoics
grated fruit trees, Of APPLES. pears, peaches,
quincss, cherries. aud email iruit, and other
Hhrahhery; two acres IN meadow. For further
particulars enquire al Schroeder Lemckr's Tobac-
co store jy.2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

sa- The Times the other day stated
nat Gov ,'orton and Mr.. Mcdonald, OF
losing candidates for Governor, woul,
'e here next Saturday. THIS is a mis-
axe, so far as Gov. Morton is concerned
De has 70 appointment here that day so
tar as we are aware.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

FoR ELEcToEs AT LARsE.
David s. G70ding, q Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Vigo.
ron STATE ELECTORS.
Let District-Jatnes g. Denny, u Knox.
John S. Houghland, Of Spencer.
"a District--fyrus r. Nixon, 81 Clark.
Francis WesteT, u Lagrange.
Cd Dlstrict-uenfy y. Pritebafd, Of Bartholo-
new.
Madison Evans, q Lawrence.
4fh Dinrlct-Leouidas sexton, 81 Rush.
&. v. Kyger, Of Franklin.
Bsh Di4frlet-Benj " CIAypool, Of Fayette.
Joshua " meilett. q Henry.
3th Dlslrict-J J. Wright Of Morgan.
J. g. Green, q Shelby.
7lh DisiTiet--Johu Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas \. Rice, 81 Psrks.
sih Dislrct--R p. Davidson, Of TippecaLss.
Bent Gregory, Of Warren.
b Diatrict--Jamra b. Beiford. Of White.
Aaron GueFnsy. Of Porter
10 b Distriat--T n. Delri@ on, Of DeKalb.
Haiiet Kilhourne, Of ElkhaTt.
1Ifh Distriet--J0hn ~ Wallacs, Of Grant.
James ~ Temper, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

DoTLER AND ENGINE FOR SALE. We have
ID FIR sale ehea.', a Ne Boiler, twenty-six feet
In length. nrty or furty-two inches In diamet ter,
weighing Rheut 700 pounds has been In use a
Few months was mndc for ard accepted by Gav
Vsrnmont. The Engine is about eighteen horse
power and needs some repairs. We viii sell
bousf aud Engine together or separately,
Address, nAUgUERTY A pICKEEg
aug4d2S Su,thiana XIV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

So The rebel force now threatening
Evansville aud Mt Vernon are said n
DC delegates from the Southern Confed-
racy on their way to the Chicago But
'ernat Convention. Don't stop them!-
FiRctnRes Gazette
There is significance in this inva-
sion Just before the Demo
cratic Convention. There is no longer
any doubt of unity of action between the
rebels North and South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

Carve publish to day general orj.
II oeuerai Darlington, regeia-irg inter
course br.reen Indiana aud T1t.
dariug the prevalence OF the P-es.t'
troubles. The order has the righ. r.u-.
Il provides for tAe same course, sud-
stantally, that vas suggested b. Gen
Hughes in his speech at the Court.
House last evening. Let this order lie
carried out, and we shall have some
security in Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
UBsTITUTES.

49, sUBJLCT To DRAFT CAN b SUP
vi plied sta good substitutes by calling On De-.
Gr- ham. walkers Row. Third 81, between sye@-
nasrs aRd Vine aRglg-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

LINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. Ese splen
4 did resideuee and grounds Of the late II. ? Cas-
seiestfy NJ ely located In the immediate vicinity
OF Nj. Vernon, iediana arr offered 10 purchasers
at private sale. The grounds contain about seven
acres, aud the premises are in complete repair
PERSONS 'siroNs OF pure hssing OF e Of the hand
y, Nj, SPENCER, rsq., MT. Vernon. or
JN0. J. CHANDLER. ESQ, Eyapsyiile
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
SUBSTITUTES.

A IL PERSONS wishing suitable suhstita ;
[1esn Be- supplied by calling On
WILLIAM GRAVES
augl5-lv City Barrac. 8, Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
A Good Effect.

The numerous and prompt turnout o.
the Legion on Sunday night viii hsE.
one good effect, if no othsr. It vii
show that We are prepared for al ener-
gencies. There is another advantage
that we think Of: The turn oct gives U.
confidence il our own strength The
Legion is Ike the Irishman at the fair
1t Is spelling for q fight" Won't tie
guerrillas please to give US q call? ",
should be happy to see them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
FOR SALE.

A 30. / COW.--Tor particular. enquire ofFssa
IA r. NEWBERRY.
au9lG-itd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

4 UUD skASuNtD MoOb.-TH0sF pFSIP.
II ing 20 lay in their supply for the winter win
DO well 70 call early At John RasCh's Grocery, cor
neT q Wire aud Sixth streets.
augi-lmd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
VICKERY BROTHER
sorgho MACHINERY DepcSS.
No. I32 MAIN 81.

No. 1872 MAIN So.
fS-E HsYE Of HASD a L0E OF CJGE.
~ Patent Gvaporators alec. various s.rss Il
izPrgv-i Can- II ILLS, which o1=r u tie ful lls
A. manufacturers prices.
YICKERT BROS
aagl1 No ass Wssnst
CUGAR CURED HANS AND BEEF JT-. r.
- csiVed eTCez for sala a.
YICkERT BROS,
ansIl NoIas 1l4iu -.
d ROOMS t-BR0OMSt-45 D9Z - EE-EA
II Fancy BroOms in store and fer sale ~
FICkEET Bros
auzlI S0-sz5 Aziu 81
DOTAT0ES AND Onions
L p bushels Iri.h Potalo1s,
10 do PoiatDe Onions jast received
and for sale AZ YICkLEf BAl =
aucII No. r. Nam s.
C>LTi-sALT,-ado BBLS Ohio RIVER
= Salt Cos - Salt, in srars a. Z for sale b
YICEEBY BROS
auzII No. L. Main 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

a HANbsONEHt 10 NCEAt GOoNNttLE,
~ H. G uuiy sett Of Warick couui 20 mllss
from fysnsy i--tw story hon e, uew--i0 r" M
70 &c laf, 80 tscea try ri eds. - res of hand,
T.. tween Woa'resi- iHi time. ban, oichaFd, Ing
4. o -1afd, 6r.--.'4e of tbs ~ II desir hle g. IA
cousfy an ing irtr "a .sree Az.
Johusan. Enquire 90 a JollHspS'S teal fs-
tt.e Office, lh'rd freo' Evan VILE ueltl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

BRICK MUSE ON MULBERRY STREET
n containing five rooms.
Enanlrl 40 ihI. ofliee. anen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Survey {

Fer County Surveyor.
JAMES p. SAUNDERS will BE- . eaadilaie 81
County surveyor at tire ensuing October eject ou
on qualifications alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
A Circular aW Mill.

w rnnutag ofd s tor psriiepi ~ enquire Ol
John igi-on, esrasr Of Loet aud Water streets.
aunn-Qvd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

nEE BRICK DWELLING 40 81 with sgAt
ORo me, cellar aud two eissrur.
tnquire az the UNION OFFIGE.
antaHE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

TInUsE AND lot ON THE CORNER or
II Seventh aud Wa mt trest Enquire 81 l..
Q pol. nd at MOI , at ,tieet. Pisies.i siven
INN. diafely ruQiA-twi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

A GOOD Farm HORSE II coon COEDr.
II tou, aud VI good 60 ok
- quire Of 7. SEMoNIN,
nu 1851 No 20 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

A G 90 DWELLING HOUSE ON LFEt
n street, rontHiniu, 3 roots end krCien, ala
BLIZZARD wo,d.slei-tvo si,rna. Le, ~ ~ Ia
feet
ARMY 90 TaOs e GARVfN.
lauaiid3ft Third Stieet
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-22

WHAT TRUE WIFE sHOuLD BR.-"Ma.
caria, q wmk just issued by Miss Evans.
Of Benlah" rpnOwn, contains, among
many things, the Elhwing. 10 which We
give place Cor the benrtit Of the wife ''in
esse and the wife ain posse:
"NOble wives. who properly appreciate
the responsibility Of their position, shauid
Slernly re6uke and fr.,wn down the dis
graceful idea. which seems To be gaining
ground and favor in our cities, that mar.
ried womrn may. with impunity. SEEK at.
tentinn and admiration abroad. Married
bellies and married beaux are not harmless,
nor should they be tolerated in really
good sOciety. Women who 10 far forget
their duties to their homes and husbands,
and :he respect due to public opinion, a.
to hahituallv Eerk for happiness in the
mad whirl Of so. called fashionable life, ig
nnrinR household obligations, should be-
driven from -well.bred, rr6nvd circles, to
hide their degra ati0n4at the firesides
they have diSgrnced. That wives should
constantly en,ieavnr to cultivate the social
graces. and render themselves as fascina
ting AZ possible. hold tn he their sacred
duty but beauty should BE- preserved
and accomplishments perfected TO bind
their husbands hearts more closely. t0
make their homes attractive, instrad of
being constantly pnradrd before the world
for the uHh"ly purpose Of securing the
attentions and adnlatinn Of other gentle
mon, do not desire TO sce married VT.
men reclnses; on the contrary, I believe
that S0ciety f0s imperative claims up' a
them which should be promptly met AMI
faithfully and racefnlly discharged. But
those dSgraded wives who are never seen
with their husbands when they can ayOid
it, who are never happy unless riding or
walking with strangers or receiving their
attentions at theatres, concerts or parties,
are disgrace to the nation which they
are gradually dernnralizing and corrupt
ing. From the influence Of these few de
luded weak libels on our sex, NAV God
preserve our age aud cOnntryI States
men ere trained up around the mothers
arm chair, and she eau imbue the boy
with lofty sentiments and inspire HIM
with aims which. years hence. shall lead
him, in Congressional halls, TO adhere t.
principle, to advance the truth, thongt
thereby votes for the next election lal
awsy like stricken leaves in autumn. -
What time has the married belle for thi,
holy hea' thstone missiOnl The con
scientiOus.d devoted and patriotic Christian
women Of . nation are the safeguards O
its liberties and purity"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-22
aoED.

1stteR thau grandeur bsttss than goldI
Than rank aud tiilas thOuSA I'D fold,
u the healthy bndy, q mind At ease,
AnA Dtmnls nieasaFss that alRayS piealsa@
A heart that can feel for neixhbor's woe,
And share his tnys With = gentle glow,
!, Wuh sympAthirs large enough u sufSld
All nan - hrOthars. 10 better than gold.
Better than gold 10 eonSeienee clssr,
Ihng9A nniAk SOE bread In q Auabe Sphere
DouoiN blese With content and health,
a DueEted D the lust and eapss 1t Vsaith
L0way living. and IOfty thoasht
AAoFn aad sna1bls paas @Anb cot,
For mind aud morals, or Nature PiAA,
Ara the genaias Asst 81 gentlamsn.
1etfsr thas esla is the sSeet repOss
IRtSAS thea rid la the poor laaiN STsSp,
And the bala that drops on he sIusabsTa deep.
1reu9 slegPtnG 4FuoEhta % the dOWny bod,
where LaxuFy pilloWs hiS aehing head
His simpleT opiate Labor deems
a sAoEteF s0@4 - ahs had sf Ageaus.
Batter thaA gSh l. . thlahIag mind,
That In The ssai.S e books can and
GeasaFs snSpassing Australian ore,
A. I've vtth the greet sad god Of yOTS,
The SaSe's lore and the poet's lay,
Ihe gboFtes OF emptres passed away;
1ne W0rtt's great dTama WIllthuS unfold
And yield = pleasure bsttsr than gold.
Better than gold is . peaceful home,
Mhsrs eh the 6rsside ehaTitiep come,
The shrine Of love and the heaven Of life,
HAflowsd by mother, sisteT, or wife.
However humble the homo may be,
Or tried With sorrow By Heavens decree,
The blessings that never were bought or sold !,
And eentTe tAsrs, are better than gold.