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pEThe editor Of an Eastern paper re-
marks :"We have adopted the eight hour
system in this Office. We commence
work at eight o'clock in the morning
and end work at eight in the eyens
ing.
There were found one hundred aud
thirty yards Of lace in the back hair Of
a female smuggler on the Belgian bor-
der.
Young folks tell what they do; old
ones what they have done; fools what they
will do. a
Too much visiting by minister, or too
many visits at his study by bores, occar
on dull sermons, Of course they do.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-15

SAVE YOUR OLD BREAD. Every rea-
der of the Rural, or at lest every house
keeper, perhaps, does not5know, what
however is true, that pieces Of old bread
crumbs, &C., on being soaked and mixed
up with dough in making new bread, i'm
proves it very much. | would advise all
house keepers who read this receipt to
try it, aud our word for it, they will
never allow pieces of dry bead to be
lost afterFard-especially in these times
Of high prices, when -four is $40 per bar
rel. Let. economy be your watehwo.d
now. Y, Spriagpatsr, N \. ss.,a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-15

ACCIDENTS TO GREAT MEN.-A little
ring killed the great Hannibal; William
the Conqueror died of hot cinder; Will
liam Of Orange tripped from this life into
the next over mole HILL grape pip ST.
fenced the songs of Anacreon; and an un-
even paving stone brought the greatest
statesmen of modern times to his bed of
agony and death, Now, midway between
the great achievements he had wrought,
and those still fondly expected from him
Speke, the discoyerer of the sources Of
the Nile, dies of partridge gunl 1t is
strange coincidence with the death o.
Bruce, who passed unscathed through 9
thousand perils, to be killed by a fal
down stars in courteously seeing lady
yisiter out Of his house.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-15
They Ron,t Trouble You Long.


Children grow up-nothing on earth
grows SO fast as children. It was bpt
yesterday aad that lad was playing With
tops, buoyant boy. He is man and
gone now There is no more childhood
for him or US. Life has claimed him.
When a beginning is made, it is like
raveling stocking, stitch by stitch it gives
way till all are gone. The house has not
child in it, There is no more noise in
the hall-boys rushing in pell-mell; it
is very orderly now. There are no more
skates or sleds, bats, balls or strings, left
scattered about. Thingsare neat enough
now.
There is no delay of breakfast. for
sleepy folks; there is no longer any task
before you lie down, of looking after any
body, and tucking up the bed-elothes.
There are no disputes to settle, nobody
to get off to school, no complaints, no
opportunities for impossible things, no
rips to mend, no fingers to tie up, no
faces to be washed or collars to be At.
ranged. There was never such peace in
the house 1 1t would sound like mnsio
to have some feet clatter down the front
stairs Or, for some children's noisel B
What use to all US that We were hush.
ing their loud laugh, checkingtheir noisy
frolic, and reproying their slamming and
banging the doors? We only wish our
neigh Dor would lend us an urehin or two
to make little noise in these premises.
A home without childrenl It is like
lantern without candles; gardenSand mo-
flowers; a vine and no grapes; brook and
no gurgling and rushing in its channels.
We want to be tired, to be yexed, to be-
run over, to hear chlld-life at work with,
all its varieties. 81 cf1i 3a1 90
During the secular days this is enough,
marked. But it is Sunday that puts our
home to the proof. This is the Christian
family day. The intervals Of public
worship are long spaces Of peace. The
family seems made up on that day. The
children are at home. You can lay your
hands upon their heads They seem to-
recognize the greater or lesser love-to
God and to friends. The house is peace
full, ,ebut not still. There is low and
melodious trill of children in it. But Sun
day comes too still now There is = 81
lence that aches in the ear. There is too
much room at the table, too much at the
hearth. The bedrooms are world too
orderly. There is too much leisure and
/ too little care. lsats astE
Alas what mean these things? Il
somebody grown old Are these signs
and tokens ? Islife wanting2 e
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n@A certain young lady in Limerick,
Ireland, on the death Of a wealthy rela-
tive recently, became entitled to s8 900.
Admirers focked around the hitherto
neglected beauty, and there was no end
to the oyertures of love. Previous to the
turn of fortunes wheel, young man Of
no pretensions, had been the young ladyis
only suitor. The knowledge Of her
wealth at once placed formidable barrier
in his way, land he contented himself with.
being silent worshipper of her at q dis
tance, Matters ultimately came to cri-,
sis, and in order to test the affection Of
her devotees, the young lady caused re-i
port to be circulated that the supposed
fortune was in reality only a sham, the
mistake having occurred through a simi-
larity of names. The intelligence had
the effect Of causing the visits Of the low
ers to become less frequent, and finally
cease altogether. The humble lover re-
joiced at the change, and at once took an
opportunity to console the mistress of his
heart, who, to the surprise of all, rewar-
ded his sincerity with her hand and made
him sole master of $4,000. .sTe
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GROUNDS FOR DIvoRo1.-We have
heard, recently, of, a man who obtained a
bill Of divorce on the ground that his
wife was extravagant. 'sShe used butter
for shortening" This is about equal to
the man who complained of his daughters
extravagance, because she persisted in
buying waterfall for her head when she
had a cataract 10 her eye. He ceuldn't
brock that.
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Small boy, on tiptoe. to his compan-
ions-"So; stop your noise, all Of you
Cdmpanions-"Hello, Tommy what is
the matter?n Small boy-HWe've got q
new haby-it's very weak and tired
walked all the way from heaven last nigh,
--mustn't be kicking up row round here
now.
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A clerk down east having one morning
in church proclaimed the bands of matri-
mony between "gal' and her ''feller,
was followed by the clergyman reading a
hymn of Watts beginning thus: "Mista
ken souls, who dream of Heaven"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-15

"WHo'LL CARE FoR MoTHER Now2"
A fellow says he heard fashionable
young lady squalling this popular air
with all the improvements, and that, to
satisfy little curiosity be had, he took a
step around the corner of the house, and
there he saw mother drudging over the
wash. tub. He came away satisfied that
the singer did not care for smother.s How
hard this joke hits many households.
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A worthy man, when told that he was
about to die. said be was ''glad of it; he
was tired of putting his shoes aud stock
ings on and off," And this is what life
gets reduced to at seventy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-15

Deacon j. found his hired boy cooking
eggs late at night. "I'll have none Of
this" says the Deacon. 'There's none
for you" says the bey.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-15
pg Before the war, and under Demo

ng Before the war, and under Demo
cratic policy, cotton was about eight or
ten cents pound. It is now proposed
By the radical politicians 10 Congress to
make the Northern farmer, laborer and
mechanic pay six cents a pound duty
alone to the Government,on all that they
use. In other words, the tas upon the
North is to be nearly equal to the old
Democratic price. - -
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A newly arrived Irishman inquired,
"Is it thrue. Pat, that wan mans as good
as anuthsr in this counthry?" "Yis, bs
jabers, and betther too"
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SALE or PAINTINGS AT TIM DUssELpoHr oALLsHr.
On Thursday and Friday nights largo number OF vniu
able paintings disposed Of by auction at this ga.y
large crowd of connoisscu and buyers In attend
Anee. Tho following were those thai ranged ev~
800
zouaves Head, by Pain,in st20
Birth OF tho LILY, Ancili 400. h
Mr. Appleton.
Berkshire Meadows, q. Coliaan, sioo--c IL Doimaisr.
he won't Hurt You, a J. Guy, SlS5-Mr j. roslur.
Grand Manart, I. r. clifford, siio--c H. Delmatw.
The Domes California, Eicknn, si30-Mr Richards
Evening. Reading tho News, Cuivcrhouse, siib-G
Wilson
Watching for Papa J. q. Brown $iis-Mr Los,sr
vsnetian Costumes, Isapey Si50-Mr Ola
Venice, Felix ZIern, $i50--Mr -abot
Children Mt Play fhtois. sl20--L. +. Morton.
Fire Place, Lanfant do Metz, sl2I-J SnedIksr
Cow al Pasture, verboockhoven, ti00-L " MortAa
EonchaIante, ~ U. Compile Calix, tz20-J. X. Face.
Tho GUITAR j. ID. Stevens SiO2 b0--Mr Appiesoa-
Conversation T. Fichei, $3i6-Mr. Maitland
Mother and Child. A. II. Plassau, s4s0-J. Corsa
landscape, O. Troyop, $350-Mr Walters
Mater Doioroaa, Hyncs Merle t470--Mr Pasisnsa
Tending Flowers Hsyermans, tiis--Mr. AppiosesL
Tho rec ,ip,s for both nights amountsd " eUooa
Another aale OF paintings by tho hest European snl
American artists OF tho modern schools wiz take vhR
on March I.
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THU STATE CAPITAL.
-~~~~~~>~~>~~>~~~~~-
Committee Of Conference Appointed on
the Health Bill.
No Definite Agreement Ar
rived At.
~~~~~~->>>~~-~-~~
B. Y. manitrrc Elected and Sworn In as
the New Police Commissioner.
SO. &c. sc.

ALBANY, Feb 10 1850.
THE HEALTH BILL.
Both tho legislative chambers have held pro.rsclcd
4 ssons this evening Conference committees Of both
hon on tho Health bill have been In elaboration and
an am cement and tho passage Of thob were
70 night No conclusive result was reached
The mod adopted for the appointments Of the Senate
committee g atty weakened tho position heretofore
summed BY that b. dy Tho opposition to the Governor
was repeated and rgravatod In setting aie the Lou
tenant Governor. ana the loss Of his influence
kosny felt that the groN taken against the Governor
was'abnndoned
Tho bill will undoubtedly be p assed Tho Wood mon
have lost all stamina weeks will BIO taken i'm
mediately after the Health bill u passed-probably
tomorrow.
THE POLICE COMMISSION ERsHIP.
Tho new Police Commissioner, b. ~ Mannicrrc, was
sworn in today by the Secretary OF sta,A;
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Meeting OF tn. Health Commi.a.nors.


meeting Of the Commissioners OF Health was held
yesterday The Mayor Mcs's Drioe and Green.
and Ora sayre and Morris wore prcson. Mayor Hon
man presented a letter from DR. A. L Durdet, Deputy
Health 0ccr, Of The 18th inst informing him that the
Austrian brig Mcmento with cargo OF dried fruit aud
washed rags had arrived from Trieste that shs had
thoroughly fumgated and would be released from quar-.
antine with the approval OF the Health Commissioners
Dr. SAYng Resident Physician. offered the following
resolution which Was unanimously adopted -
Resolved Iha. u IN The opinion q the Heath oasI 10
he xs,or sad co@ss.oaers Il Health esnssn 70 ssr e.
charge from quarantine.
Dr. MssKs the commissioner Of Health, rsportod
OF ship fgver 23f Mot street. and ocrnd the fol
lowing resolution, which was unanimously AdSstcd:-
s.c,..c Tee w g.y in.pss,sr ,. a.s,sa . rro..
~ % MA. nss' u sas persp sep ana hssn ha ss
now yeSpss IS her propsry
s. sY M sSss s. IA &. beng sasss
DR.. Moaxls reported shs, M had becn informed by
several builders that tho excavation for connrctng
drains from houses with the street could be bcssr
forr moved that the Clerk be directed 70 cali the ssn
ton OF the City Inspector 70 this Information and tn
asses s 'ss O. = nav M
rooth proydsd Tor sn The rrso3sscn of Jan
uary 90 1909, made forthwith. which was AIRED a.
DR. sAyRH presented plan for quarauilns, prrIarsd
by DR. Mardsn Of Qaebec which be stated 70 DO moro
perfect than any other with which no acquainted,
and recommended that the Board request the general
governments 10 adopt said plan Of Lr hArsdep, With
some sIlghs improvements and make it@ enforcement
Compulsory nc every port NJ erry the entire cosn.
Dr. ssyrs also read moi Interesting letter from Dr
Jas Knox, giving n description Of The importation or
rhocrz into tho ipisnd NJ st. Thomas and Of ~ gradual
spread that island from plantation 10 pantai BY
individuals direct opposition 10 the scton Of tho trade
winds proving that the diseac IN portable and uayes
tho persons THINGS Infected with the poison, and
not by me wind as has boom supposed Tie alno-phers
W poisoned only very limited distance and u the
psrons affected with A. tho clothing things pot
soned BY not permitted to travel ~ he transport@d,
the disease bs checked where found and BY tbs APP
pcailon OF chlorine carbonr arid. bromins and other
drnfecting agents. entirely destroyed thus dspfiyng
the dlsease of al s tsrrors and bringing under the
control Of practical science.
The Hoard then adjourned
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between tho soathcry side OF Fifty eighth street and tho
nortnery side OF Fifty ninth street 10 thirty fcol Also
TO incorporate tho River Side Railroad Company
by Mr. JKsKISs-fo incorporate the Ladies Christian
Union. Also 10 delne tho powers and duiios Of tho
BY ~ Lroxs. (deml Of New York-To authorize tho
New York Common Council TO open Lewis stroet and
grade and pave the sam.
by Mr.. LnrEyons, rcp.lof oswego-ro increase the
trade Of the canals by providing more ample accommo
dat for the Of canal boats and barscs in the port
nouou AND RxsoLursnsa
by Mr.. CURrrs (dom.l OF New York-Exprossng sym
pathy with the cause Of Ireland and Recommending rep
will pledge the military political and naval power OF the
federal the defence Of this oppressed lush
people which was referred Also that
In Congress favor tho passage OF bill for taxing federal
bonds, which was referred.
BY Mr.. JEsKIvs--Requcstng members OF Congress 70
lion Or the Portage Lake and Lake Superior ship Canal
Adopted
by Mr.. srxvrssos, ldem, Of New York-rhai Tho In
ercst tho State debt existed the Goth OF sep
ember last including the bounty debt DO paid In gold or
sLscios or a roulux conn wosrm
Al twelve O'Clock the Housc proceeded 10 elect No.
1opotan Commissioner OF Police.
Tho CLRRk called tho roll Of Members when BENJAMIN
" hannierre was named BY 70 and william AcAurray
bysA
Joint convsn,iop Of tho Senate and Assembly vas
then held In the Assembly chamber and Benjamin v.
hanerro waa declared duly elected
requiring trains railroads to full stop be-
,o.o sross'nS drawordses undcr tho penalty Of nve
10 Incorporates the New Fork City Mission and rr.s
To incorporate tho Nov YORK Marino Aasoo,at On
To provide for filing and exhibiting by magistrates Of
anidaylts or complaint taken by them the issuing Of
criminal Warrants 10 provide for submitting 10 the peo
p, the question, shall there bc convention revise
the constitution,
BILLS ORDERED To THIRD nxAptsn
For the relief OF tho Fifty sixth regiment Nationai
Guard
To Incorporate the German Saving. Bank Of Brooklyn
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Tmx LAM NavAL Rkcr.-In ths socornt % ths per.
formanos o. the Algonquin thu recsui trial sIrhs
error occurred In the statement that ire ship severed
badly, which would appear W Imply that abe vas nos
property managed Instead Of that she sseersd badly
owing IN gr~a, nss~ur. 10 the distance between tho
vhs.'hes.s and The ssads, and also 70 ne peculiar
build Il Ne v~anL
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Asn usernenfs.
THy NATfNEFg TODAY

The Saturday afternoon performances whlch are nov
regularly gwen, have become quite tnsttutoa II
Of the best msnagcd places NJ smusensni In thc
city. These ma,nees most agreeable 10 ladies' vs
tors from TIM country and children aud are, conss
quenily exceedingly Will pairvnixed The advertising
columns Of the HEsALD sbow thst some brilliant euier
anmenLS have besn arranged Tor this afternoon. Mr.
John " Owens ain AZ the Broadway theatre, In soion
Single and the 1.-Two Indian and viii appear At grsnd
soon Single matinee, which viii coInincnee q, that
~stsbii.bmsnt At halfr@a one o'elcct Mr. Ossns
the full company Broadway The performances VIII
close 81 The very sc@sonsbas hour % quarterpam
three o'elock veorys ,ln",y m.''nee We ne~ rhsh
nencing al two o'clock the snepo0s. Voc tbo Art
time Nd matinee, 20 ths srssi dsghi o. The chihirsn
comedy .nuusa Nal xsgus dss Aners, ,-,h Rauv
Sewers, The trosblc.ome docrkcrpsr BY Geo chrry.
M bsss s f as.. Choir ss I n. ssir s
whsi bsis round ass oors~r W H,dEslu; ess.lsd Nc
H"1 A.. Yos cr.snsssss Tony r..,sr. ss.sss a
his Op-rA Hoass, in me Bo~ey, wl coumencs Il hslf
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riots daughter and Marco hexan boy, ny k@~ I@urs
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from nnIlnrsr given w NJ Reeve. -osh dsiish,
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rHR rLAv oy vInGfrA.
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psrfo-msnre thai chsisnss- me ssf~nson q tho~ Who
are s-sksr for high order Of arsnste sn,srtssDes,s
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pHowmv1Is Tsxas Fen 4 1905
~ commission fSr the Investigation Of the Basdsd
-, ia cossd Its sttsss and made ~ report Ths
..-s.y b vsry vo'uninosa covering seventy thres
- ~ s,ouusp snd, iron the casual glance which hss
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: -. A,~uvm,uaksou 70 plsoe ths truth upon record
ve.us - a. favor Tnsi oaoer q the United States
y have "a sssn implicated Ia In spite Of al tha has
- - sssanss mona Of shsm we're INTERESTED ia The
nsrss-u,I, mat shs arsi nsvs Of This AMIR gwen
n ysh6ss shpsueh hs New Orleans papers and NE ss's
pnpAs dsupsasAs from thsi city vas taken ncp imps
II jsuw.ah rshsiuhsd IN Msssmoros ana sd'ssd "
r.suHdsA sxsse<s M others ensmies o. me un'ssd
nnass wa havs ans1 thsir coisnns with shs vhAsss
~ nnca ms.ssnnema statements, eli bearing upon me
6sz s~Ass ssv~nnss< - Ne cfncers, thereby sivns
= -lonh NAuh Susssm UsW - SsYk ns
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ment Of the govcrnment
Both Mr. Bradoury's amendment and Mr. BtAAra1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-17

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MoBnx, Feb. 10, 1se6
me Adsvytsv sys n n informed that r. A. DEXTER
yesterday instituted tuit IN the Tinted States Court
axsna Charles Woods and J. n. Tomeny, and all the
membevs Of the court martial engaged In the
Investigation OF The charges against Dexter, laying
hs damages 81 $500, 600 for faise mprisonment The
4sfen4nBSs cited W appear ths term OF The
court. on The second Monday In April
Cotton.aale- to-day, 900 bales mddlns, &c. sales
bales; ezpos or sbe week, ass bales; stock, 1899
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