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An Inquisitive Yankee.

The following capital illustration of
Yankee curiosity and assurance, original
Ily appeared several years since in the
New York Knickerbocker. We have
laughed over it many time, and repro
duce it that our readers may have the
same pleasure we have enjoyed.
A gentleman riding in an eastern rail
road car, which was sparsely supplied
with passengers observed in seat before
him a lean, slab-side Y Yankee, every fea-
ture of whose face seemed to ask ques-
ton; and circumstance soon occurred
which proved that he possessed an inquir-
ing mind Before him, occupying a
seat sat lady dressed in deep black; and
after shifting his position several times,
and maneuvering to get an opportunity to
look into her face. he at length caught
her eye. He nodded familiarly to her,
and asked, with nasal twang utterly in
capable of imitation:
''In affection p
eyes, SIR replied the lady.
"rarents father or mother ?''
''No, sir, replied the lady.
"Child perhaps ?-boy or gal?'
"No, sir; not child, was the reply
Il have no children"
Husband. then, 'spect?'
Eyes" Was the curt answer.
"Hum-cholera, spose2-a tradin' man
mebbe 2" -
''My husband was a seafaring mantle
captain Of the vessel--did mt die of cholera
he was drowned
"Oh, drowned, eh p pursued the in
quisitor. "Save his chist?'
Eyes, the vessel was saved, and my hus
bans effects, said the widow.
"Was they?" asked the Yankee, hi.
eyes brightning up. "Pious MANI" h
continued.
''He was a member of the Episcopa
Church"
The next question was little delaye,
but it came:
Don't you think you've great cause t.
be thankful that he was pious man ant
saved his chist?'
81 do" said the lady abruptly, an,
turned her head to look out Of the ca
window.
The indefatigable 'spump" changed hi
position, held the widow by his glitterin
eye, and propounded one more query i
a little lower tone, with his head slightl
, inclined forward over the back of hi
seat;
, "Was you calculating to ever get mai
> ried again?''
"Sir,' said the widow very indignant.
t "you are impertinent, and she left he
t seat and took another on the opposite sid
!. of the car.
(, "Pears to be little huffy,'' said til
S unabashed bore, turning to our narrato
g behind him; "she needn't be mad; l didn
v want to hurt her feelens. What did yo
] pay for that umbrel you've got in you
z hands It's real pooty one.'
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Father and Son.

"My son, take that jug and fetch me
Some beer"
"Give me some money, then, father
"My son, to get beer with money-any-
body can do that, but to get beer without
money--that's trick" So the boy took
the Jug and out he goes. Soon he returns
and Rlaees the jug before his father.
"Drink," said the son.
elbow can 1 drink said the father,
''when there is no beer in the jug ?"
"To drink beer cut of jug, said the
son, awhen there is beer, anybody can
do; but.to drink beer out of jug when
there is no beer, isa trick"
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country

LIES HAPPIEsT PERIoD.--KingsleY
gives his evidence on this disputed point.
He thus declares: "There is no pleasure
that l have experienced like child's
midsummer holiday; the time I mean,
when two or three of US used to go away
up the brook, take our dinners with us,
and come home at night, tired, dirty, hap
py, scratched beyond recognition, with a
great nosegay, three little trout, and one
shoe, the other having been used for a
boat until it went down with all hands be-
yond soundings. How poor our Derby
days, our Greenwich dinners, our evening
parties, where there arc plenty of nice
griefs after that Depend upon it mar
never experiences such pleasure or grief
after fourteen as he does before, unless ii
some cases, in his first love-making, ,wher
the sensation is new to him."
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Blessed. Blessed is he who does
not make cent, for he will have no in
come tax to pay.
2. Blessed is the bald headed man, for
his wife can not pull his hair.
3. Blessed is the homely man; for the
girls shall not modest him; yea, thrice bless
ed is he, for when he asketh lady to
dance. she shall answer him, saying, 81
am engaged for the next set"
4. Bless is he who polisheth his boots
and not his morals, who maketh the out
side of his head shine but neglecteth the
inside thereof, all the girls shall rise up
with smiles at his coming and call him
beautiful.
5. Blessed is the man who has nc
brains, but brass in abundance, for he
shall be the ladies' fayorite. Selah
6. Blessed is the man who is always
fiat broke, for no man saith unto him
lend nae five dollars.
Z. Blessed is the Digger Indian, fol
unto him no man presenteth subscrip-
ton paper.
| s. Blessed is the Chinaman, for wher
he is asked to contribute to a ''gooc
cause" he answereth saying, "Me nc
sabe," and straightway the philanthro
pist leaveth him, and John goeth on hi
way rejoicing.
s. Blessed is the Negro, for to hin
boweth down all ode white trash" of th'
country.
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A drunken fellow, sitting on the steps
of church in Boston, the cold wind
blowing chillingly around the corner: "It
heaven (hic) tempers the wind to the
(hic) shorn lamb, wish the lamb was on
this corrcr"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-30

ng- A gentleman was complaining re-
Gently that he had sun-stroke. On in
quiry, it was aseertained he blamed his
wife for it, as it was in the shape of a
pair of twin boys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-30

Norman ever did a purposed injury to
another, without doing greater to himself
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-30
Harrison Harper's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has Ieen appointed and qualified as Ad
rninistrator on the estate of Harrison Harper
Jr., late of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased.
ane2w4. WILLIAM READ.
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wouldn't Come Second Time.

C-,uow of California, was for time
secretary of the state of Illinois. One
day, during the Legislative vacation, a
meek, cadaverous looking man, with a
white neckcloth, introduced himself to
him at his Office, and stating that he had
been informed that Mr.. c. had the let
ting of the hall of representatives., he
wished to secure tiff possible, for course
of lectures he desired to deliver in Spring
field.
MAY ask, said the secretary, "what
is to be the subject of your lectures?'
Certainly" was the reply, with very
solemn expression of countenance. "The
course wish to deliver is on the SECOND
coming of the Lord
1T is of no use, said c.. eff yor
take my advice you will not waste your
time in this city. 1t is my private opin
ion that if the Lord has been in Spring
field once, He will never come a seconc
time"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-30

Opportunities, like eggs, must be hatch
ed when they arc fresh.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-30
naTA Yankee out walking. in Wheel

Dy-A A Yankee out walking, in Wheel
ing, Virginia, while to himself a-taIking,
experienced a feeling-strange, painful,
and alarmingl From his caput to his
knees, he suddenly discovered,he was COW
cred o'er with bees! They rested on his
eyelids, and perched upon his nose; they
colonized his peaked face, and swarmed
upon his clothes. They explored his
swelling nostrils, anddived into his ears;
they then crawled up his '.trowsers," and
filled his eyes with tears! Did he yell
like hyena? Did he holler ike loont
Was lie scarf and cut and run? Or, did
the critter-swoon? Nary one! He was nj
scarf mite; he never swoons-nor hol-
lers. But he hived 'em in a nail-keg
tight, and sold 'em for two dollars!
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Published Every Wednesday.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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and two dollars and fifty cents if not paid IL;
vance.
* No paper will be discontinued, except at the
option of the publisher, until all arrears are
paid.
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NUMBER 2e
HUMOROUS SCRAPS.

A learned coroner being asked how he
accounted for the great mortality this
year, exclaimed: "I cannot tell; people
seem to die this year, that never died be-
FORE"
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Early the next morning he went and
paid Mrs. c. the four dollars, ack-
nowledged his error, and was neve: known
afterwards to take less than two weekly
papers.
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DE- R. CO0DALE'S
CATARRH !
REMEDY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE AOME OF PERFECTION,

1t penetrafes the secret ambush Of
this terrible di ease and exterminates IT, root and
branch, forever.
1t removes all the WrefcheS1 symp-
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sumption.
1t cleans the head, deOdOrises the
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II aIIeViafes more agony and silent
Auhering than tongue can tell.
1t Is noted for curing the most hope
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1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
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No form OF Catarrh or noises in the
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DAILY EADER.
THE lrUsIC oF CHILDHOOD.

- .aHE
When hear the waters frettinEs
When I sss the chestnut letting
All her lovely blossom fslter down, think, "Alaa
the dayP'
Once, with magical sweet singing,
Blaekbirds set the woodland ringing
That aWskes no more while April hourB wear them.
selves away.
In our hearts fair hope lay smiling,
Sweet as air, and all beguiling;
And there hung mist Of buebs.lE on the slope and
down the dell.
And We talked Of Joy and spieRdor
That the years unborn would render
And the blackbiTds helped as with the story, for
they knew it well,
Piping, huting, ttBeea are humminE
April's here and summers coming:
Don't TO- get US when you va /, man with man, In
pride and joy;
Think on us in alleys shady .-
When you step graceful LADY,
Fer fairer days have we to hope for, little girl
snd boy.
Laugh and play, lisping waters,
Dull our downy sons and daughters.
Come, o wind and rock their leafy cradle IN thy
wanderiDgs COY.
When they wake Wen end the measure
With wild sweet Try OF pleasure,
And Hey down derry, let's be merry, little girl
anu poy t'SohA'Psse"s
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We publish the following remarkable
article from the Raleigh IN. o. Progress
of January 21Lt.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DIP


s ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOTi
Eastern Through srrTes At 7:so A. NJ &16 P. n,
and s:25 P. 4.
Eastern way arrives at lO:sO An.
Western Through arrives at 9:20 A. L., $40 P. u
do Way arrives ct 2:56 P. n.
SAnduaky Wsy arrives at 9.l6 A. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, 800 P. H.
DO Way Arrive1 at $3.50 2; y:
Pittsburgh Through arrives Is 1855 A. n.
Way arrives ct 1910 P. y.
Ashoning Way arrives at 1875 A. NJ
hseadville arrives at 10:26 A. n.
Medina Way arrives at 4:0O P. n.
Rookport, &C., arrives Tuesdays, ThurBdAyI Rnd
Saturdays at IL Il.
Rarrensvins arrives dsily at lob A. Il.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. y.
EOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HAgrEnE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, Kew
York, Hartford, and PAlnesTille, Geneva, AEhtabu
Ia md Oonneant, closes ct $3.50 A. Il. ...--. f.
E4srEas THROUGH fO- Few York only, closes 81
EAsf1Es rHAoUaH, for Erie, BunaIO, Albany,
Boston, Row York and Hartford, closes At 400
P. a. h--r r
EssrERH WAY, for nI points between Cleveland
trd Erie, closes ct ESQ P. II.
TEsrERA THRoUGR, for Toledo, Detrsit, OhioAgoi
s1d Milwaukee, closes ct ITO A. II. s--.-..--. .
WESTERN THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at SOO p. II.
WEsTKRH WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1:46 P. N. ...-
SAsDUskY WAY, foF sandusky and all intsFme-
dists points, closes at $3.50 P. NJ. III -r--
OIE0IESATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes ct 7:05 A. n.
OIEOHEATI THEoUsR. for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes ct 7:o6 A. N.
OiSGEHATU THB0UeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LouisyiiIs Bt. Louis, Indianapolis, 7SnesTille, and
Wheeling, cloves 1t coop. n.
PIrTsBUBGu THRoU6H, for Pittsburgh and HnEh'
lngton, closes st I2:5O P. II. - ..-- --r -r .--
PiTTssURgH WAY, for all points between UsVe-
Iand, WellsViIle, and PittIburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
sdelphIA, BaItimors and Washington, closes At 100
a. N.
,SdAHoE1za WAY, for all points bssWesn OIsytIaaS
Aod youngstown, closes ct a:46 P. II. --....Hr
BEADvIILE, closes ct $50 A. N.
. MHDIHA WAY, CLOSES ct 7:S0 A. n -0
e 2oozPoRr, Sc, closes on tuesdays, Thursdays
And Saturdays, At12M.
WARRRzsVInLA, CLOSES daily, 1880 A. M.
EAsT OLHyaLAED and Euolid, CLOSES daily, as
P.J.
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G tWo-osnt stamp. re-o E. -H r
Oface open from T:S0 A. II. 10 I:00 P, Il. Or
Sunday from A. n. 70 1850 A. 4.
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TIE MARCH THROUGH THE OARO.
LINAS.

A wall from the Raleigh Progress OF
Jan. 2Ist.-The Federal Flag viii
ny over Charleston, WiImfHEtOn.
Columbia, and Raleish.-General
Lees Army in n Tight PIaee.-The
People OF North Carolina Will Sur.
render to the InVfncibIe Sherman
The People wait Peace!
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MeGtfaI.

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS
i The dispensAtion Of PhyHioiAns' Prescriptions
always receives at our hands that care and atten-
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; Physicians who confde their Prescriptions to
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cKRTzF1oATE OF AUTHoR1TY.
Toexpire on the 3lst day Of January, 1866.
'e- AUDITOR OF STATES oFFIcE,

10 expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1850.
AUDITOR OF bTATEs OFFICE, }
..-,e INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUs. Ohio, January 81, 1865. }
WHEREAS, The CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at New Haven, in the State
Of ofUonnecticut, has hled in this office sworn state
ment Of it's condition, required by the first
ton Of the act g To regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated By the state Of Ohio, passed April
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Istamp.l -r,r- Auditor of State,
,-.ra-r -,s- AARON CLARK, Agent
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan arT 81. 1865.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
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and filed in this office for the year 1866.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO.
N.B.-Dr. HalliwelI beg5 to inform his many
patrons and friends that he intends to remove from
bis old stand on or about the first Of April. Of which
du notice will be given. feb7