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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

JEwELRY.-We dropped in at P. L.
Geissler's yesterday. he was busy as 8
mailer, fact that gratifed Us We no
ticed that be had something new sander
the sun. He has Q lot of beautiful
badges for eight-hourmen, and makes
them to order, of gold or silver. Go
and see him. He will do right by you.
mar22 lw ae,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

WAxrED.-Two good Cabinesmakera.
Steady employment and coed wages.
For particulars address =
". G. SIXTH,
m26 Trenton, Tenn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

0mes and Foundry on the Canal,
corner Of Tnele Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

VEToULD INFORM THEFR OLD CUSTOM"
WV ers and the Trade generally that with In
creased facilities for carrying on the BUSINESS
and with Discrimination 10 sell &C tho LOWEST
PRICES FOB CASH, we trust that we shall be
successful in pleasing and greatly increasing our
trade. -
our stock win be fall In all tho lines that are
found in M Wholesale Dry Goods and Notion
House. HUDsPEFH, SMITH q CO.,
fsh2a No. 10 First street, EvanEvi1As, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28
House for Gale--AppIy 30 Captain A.
Darling,

( A two story brick house, containing
IL ::rooms, with excellent cellar and
roomy garrett; one acre of land, finely
improved with frnit trees and shrubbery.
Out houses of all kinds in perfect or
der. Location, for beauty and health
fulness unsurpassed. Will be cold much
under its value mar23-1w .
sG375, 900 signs are represented on
Billiards. Panorama. Exhibits ct Ma
sonic Hall every afternoon and evening
this week at 3 and OF clock. st.o IA y
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FROM THE
ARGEST
MAUFACTURING CHEMIST
IN THE WORLD.

IN THE WORLD.
am acquainted With II. p. EIelmboId; he occuDied
me ofus store opposite my residence and was snccos.
iul IN co 1ducting the business where otbers hod no
been equally so before him. [ have been fav.,sbI,
Impressed with his character and enterpr,e
WIN. WEIGHTMAN,
pirm of Powers & Weigh,manA
Manufacturing CLemins.
Ninth and Brown Streets, PhilAdelnb;.
IFTo" Ma Philodslphia EUeaiag Bulletin. March 10 !
we are gFahhed to hear Of the continued ,ueoass -
We" YORK. OF our townsman, Mr II. r. Helmb,Id
Oiugg'' His store. next to the MetropolI,sn Tyo,el
is - ise 'front.' SSO feet Deep and stories in begL,
IL 's certainly grand establishment and sp.,ks ravo
fsoiy OF the merit Of his articles He retains his ;co
ana lie Ooratory in this city, which are also modal o,
adjustments Of their class
The proprietor has been induced to nsk. tb;, ,,.,.
ment from tho fact that his remedies although sdx.,
tised. are
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such us Clan
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
I e IN pc r.,
+ Ou n d er,
Ii e n v e S
Slavering,
Coughs, Fe-
vers, Loss Of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
gy, &c.
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LIFE IN NSURANCE.
THE PENN MUTUAL
Lille Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER 81 ,OOo. .Ooo
CHARTER PERPETUAL

=, Assets ofthe company liable for losses. r..
Loans OF niied S,o,a Henls (rs class 1865 972 sc
Philadelphia, 1''" u'iu ,,...
fennSylyan Rail Road City. County and ''o''1 40
Bank, Rail Ro,d and ,. 93.372 IS
Premium Nntos CO.. "'d,ce " III STOCKS, ll9 9S55 sc
ScrIn D,vidend, oo,n,e4 VI VI "iICIeS' 80 SOC 90
Loans accrued IpI.snni Ip,'eu ny company, 1881 %
Cash on hand in R.DL., 6O,9S367
U. $. Trensury. 4'i''i' IN
The Board or Di,oo,o. Sl.376 435 30
~ scrip OF lilly per cent upJn the !vluend
'o&3 y; All rocIes IN force Dcccmbcr 81 SGf ''u III
Office IN Smyrna ,a'I p.nnnaly Lssespnd promptly
the Delaware House Ni"''' street opposite
H. B'PENING TON. Attorney at Law
REFERHSrEs-E I "a, m, Agent.
a" Th"ma. C rmcrs"9, Po'ma'Ier; Isaac D. I}ndd Fso
f' mJjl-ly
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no moss complete and thoroughly appointed Bs,i.
ness 5s or Commercial College in the country
| The only one in the CIV ponaeuiu1 is.,l.,i. .
aiiu me only one IN Lhe Umted SIaIsS aulA,r
! i1ea 10 crnter Degrees Of Merit Dioinn.s aN,,i.i
10 graduates IN the Commercial Cour,s ,n,l., 80, -
pOralc seal by authority ollsw ~
| Co"hc'fd by gentlemen Of liberal sducs,inn ..t
n.l1 ,'..'e t1efehrF IN business. and afr tdrF u.s
"oFanlHse' 4r ihe thorouEn ,eorsu,G NJ
pfNc"cal education nf Young men for tho y,r,nr, "
"es ana empIOymens OF bushess life
THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
actual DUsISESs rEAIkIks
original and pre.emincniy practical yiving IL. "a
-. " '"o s"or'eSi IlIne complete InsIEai IIlr hs
I""t'he details customs aud forms OF hns'i,s,, n.
~ rs Conducted n the beH-rexulaicd Gonna Al
anu hkanClal establishments
THEORETICAL BOOKKEEPING
p"nR new plan. with an original exno,,l,,n Of 10
S,'euCe ol accounts arranged and published Or tas
proprietor "i tins Institution exclusively IN,
use saving one half the ordinary Isbor Of ~ .II
"T ~. n,,n complete knowledge OF the practice
IhE COMMERCIAL COURSE
~ EMBRACES
Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic. Pen.
m2hShlp, business Correspondence, Com
merclal Law, Lectures on Businsss
Affairs, Commercial Customs
Forms, and Actual Busi-
ness Practice
SPECIAL BRANCHES
Atge0r" and tie Higher Mathematics. Tbo,o.
grdphy, Ornamental Pe,,sptns!ip. n. 49,
Dstect'ng Counterfeit .Nonry. Ej,u1,..,.::..,"
0"r''S''g' A"'1gCsf'o" and TeLegrr4,dirg.
TELEGRAPHING.
The arrangements for Telesranb.,.
vance OF ehv thlng Of the kind yer uhsr.d ,o,L
iesulat ieegraph Line eonnerIsJ - ~
Of The cpv ".n "enly branch Offices vsr,su.ost
IN "hlsh The students of this Ins iluI;on -. aha
~ p'aIlce' No regular office practice e,o ~. IH
10y 1y % otnei Sch"ol OF InStrncIOn in the conntr~ ~
'' ""Ch no one can obtain a pOsition =. - "i'H,
operator. Young men are cauitnned ~ - prashrai
w representations of thuse who uIlhnr, 'etsP
a''"eS pretend to teach TeegtaphiHg '0'A
PATRONAGE,
,. n.s ihS.i'u'ion Is now enjoying the l,,s.,, 49,,
- : c'cI bestowed upon any cummerri.I - PA'S0'
'He' over 1--we hundred slndsns w.. ~ @ oo' ~ 'Ae
20, tr, - "''u over seven hundred damn :" "
nund bera - id StaSs oI students may nv.Pi,hi, 4.
r "e'ei ana all lis associations are 6r,,-si"y 90
LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATED
~. ne institution Is located in the r,,., -
'"e city and ITS accommodation. 80 oSh'tA' Fa't
80 u convenience, are unsuTDas..d Ai
'e" "''eo up IN The very bes, uYIs rms
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING uo,.s..
!" 'Ff'oEs' STATIONERY sEoxn,
and regular
B%NK or DEPOSIT AND IsSrr
crcnio''ly ""ely engraved hthugrRphit nolsE sssA
usIness. VIC department OF AetaHl
To Young Men
no desire the very best GaciIiIie, G,r
TACTICAL EDUCATION FOR BuSIsrss
guarantee course. Of instruction M -
'a';" while the reputation and sransms IF
hes, no."g uong business men makes its sndor,rw.nt
n,"s passport TO sncCeSs and -adv.nr.,nSa. a.,
~,sS s,eSP"ung pa ~ entering any Commerclar CoII..
0,.;a' frustrated Circular and Catalooss
\ M interior views OF the Colsse and
" me '"nrse Of instruction termt A.,
l. FAIRBANKS, AN,
n Sr,pc,, ITssiSsnt
So.e;oI 3.o.I sally
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SITRINER'S
BaIsaEaaiC NOugh SNrun

foI Coughs Colis, Group, Whooping Cough, AsB
ma broch,t's, Splitting Of Blood, Pam and Weak.
rhnt ness q Brf4t, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
lhls syrup Is purely VEGETABLE CoNpor;sn |,
Is pleasant to take, and never does INJURY; but o inc
20 Is purely ing qualities must do good under anv clt
cu,h"tahceS It's effect Is truly wondeTful-sooibino
canning ana aaylng the most violent Coushs; PuE1
yhg' o,reng h@mng and lnvigorating the whole Svs.
Ta,''g ana 'nohihg the nerves; aiding aud ia.
Glitaling Expectations and healing he DISEASEn
hO Nn9 mus strkHg at the root of Disease nIJ dr..
wing II from the system. "''u u'''
CROUP
NO enid need die OF Group If this Syrup is n,onar.
useu ad used IN time. Mothers having granny
chiidreh should watch the Grs: show of The D,soo5
ana always keep this re nedy at hand
t lol Iouehs alIer measles hs s. rup is most excel
mo- Apelenro mas proven Iha' II equal ed hy
p. I'ce ~ cts a Bottle or Mr'e Bottles for sIlO
i.epaleu Dy = A. FOUrZ & BRO
A' 'helf " hoIesae Drug and Medicine Depot
49,, No ll6 Franklin st Baltimore Md
W for sale by James p. IEoiecker AMI J w Don.
out the United States ieIS through
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EOueZ'S Mixture


me Best Ltntmem for Nan and Beast non, in T-..
ID ihIS IS a safe and reliable Remedy tor the cure al
~ rheumatism Painful Nervous Affections. Snra,ns
@ HweiIILRs and ali Diseases requiring an eTter
| nal application on man. 9 " ''i
Ch i0rses II VIII never fail to cure Poll Evil Fis
tuia OId Running Sores. or Sweeney # nronrrl, ~"
pleG. fOr SPraIns, Bruises Scrtches Cracked noois
Chdes saddle or Collar Calls Cuts and Wounds IL i;
efficacy. '' '' "'ihceu Oh i's
RHEUMA 7TSM.
rer.on' afflicted with this Disease no matter orbow
,ohs etahdng can be promptly and ehectualIv cnreJ
oy using this Mixture There il noth'ro IN ,h
80 sure pn aRG 50 good TO take awny bad CORNS and
c Cuie NOol BITES as this pre- paratlon Try itnnJ
sa!isly yourselves. Price 25 and 50 Cts a R6,tIe
Prepared by S A. FOIr'TZ g. PPO
At their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Denot
NE" 10 franklin Street, Baltimore. Md.
hey' SmyH a, and b, Draggests ami Storek keanor.
throughout the United States F'''
ne above medicines can be had Mt manuC,cturo,,
OF johnston Holloway q Cowden, No. 90 North S,,,b
ST., PhiladeIphin - ''U'tn ,o,'oc 0'h'h ~.
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Genuine Preparations,

Ano' knowing that the intelligent refrain from p,no
any hing pertaining to Quackery. or the Pat.n, Nod
Icne ofder-most Of which prepared BY sec,tyIed
Doctos' ~ho are too ignorant to read a pbv.,ci..
pFe'cfP Phon' much less competent to prepar.
eeutical preparations. f"a''''o-
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31
7'ICM
THE AGUE KINGI
AGUE OR CHILLS AND FEVER
DIR. SIMuS y SONS
vegetable Aguc Killer.

TIE MOST POPULAR AGUE REMEDY FIEE
SHOWN. FOR the rapid cure OF Acue or ChIlls and
"' medIclne ever met with such universal an
pIooaton or gained 80 high celehriy in so short
rine' as 'hS All Who have used speak Of IT IN the
n'ghestlcrms OF c0mmendaon. One OK of these non.
@ u.s s'"trniIV cures II not only Will prevent mud
cure your ChIlis but bring back n go,, Of ,Cn ,,d on
a'loh !" Tue whole system that singular and pecu.
nat 10 this medicine. Every who uses It speaks
Of this fact. " 'f'"
IL contains no Mercury, Arsenic, Quinine Strvcb
h'he or any ohcr POISONOUS injurious drug; h4, Is
purely 'e2o'an' and perfectly harmless. even for the
ana as an Aeue Killer has no equal
~ frIce. One Dollar per Box with full dirccuonH
Mn'rh generally cures. BY mail 81 IS a box. lfyou
use use u e'e powders once you will always use them
Ihey are pleasant 10 take Prepared only nv
DIX. }. SlMMS & son, Proprletors,
60 Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington, Del.
oold ny >. ). llance, Bait johnson. Holloway &
Gowden' and Dyott Co, Phila, and Druggists and
Dealers generally
S1- Isk for si,nms' Vegetable Ague Killer, and take
no other. snni3v
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

In all Diseases Of
tbs Swine, such as
Coughs, tJlcers in
tho Lungs, Liver,
&c. By putting
from half a paper
TO q paper Of these
Powders in a bar
rel of Sw:ll, the
nbove Diseases can
vented. By using
Cholera can be prev
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31
THESE PARTIES RESORT

various means OF effecting sales uucb a. copvinp
paris OF advertisements of popular remedies and fin.
lshing with certificates
Inc Science Of Medicine stands SmrLE, PuRr. and
hA'EsrIo'-havng Fact Tor IT'S 3nss Inducton ,, i.
Pillar, Truth alone for its Capital
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL.

meu''a Properties contained in Dispensstory OF
'ne y. D. ci which the following is correct copv:
"bUcHs-Its Odor is strong ditfnslvs. and someubo,
aromailc ls taste bittersh and analogous to that
mint II l" given chiefly in complaints Of the Trina.
y OfSans "uch as Gravel. Chronic Catarrh Of the
bladder Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and Uretbr.
diseases OF the Prostrate and Retention or the pcon
"ehce oi UrIne from loss of tone in the parts con
eerned IN its evacuation II has also been recommor
oed IN Dyspepsia. Chronic Rheumatism. Cltape, u,
Affections, aud Dropsy."
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
f"'e1Sot De"ees valuable works on the Practice
Of Physic.
Philadelphia.
Bee any and all Standard Norku on Med,.ir.
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

This company holds fee simple in = ,r.o, oro...
S'oOo acres OF land lying on the east side of
rVer' IN Monongaa County, West Virginia abon,
rVe miles from its junction with the Mononoa boI.
river.
L ne land IS heavily timbered with White O.L,
Gnestnut and Locust, and abounds in Iron Ore I'D
rne PRICK Ciay' OF superior qualities, and has rnn.
''''o"sh It's ehtire extent two veins of CoaI one
ieet and the other feet in thickness '' 0"'
The indications Of the presence of oil
hhG there are numerous Salt Licks on the prem;seS
anu gases escape from some Of the rayinss 5
sP''hsS "hich burn freely upon the annie, = 6
'c' mere Is river front of at least five miles IN
'AtTht' E mus aitordlng ample boring territory.
inc property Is also lntersectcd by small streams
rb;.L my 'ne Oheat river, along the courses O
"nich, no doubt, wells can be advantapeonsIv s,,nG
IN the neghborhood of this property several u.Ipo
are G IN progress, with fine show of Oil
4"e duJoihihg property, containing about . 5oo
acres mas very recently been sold for $500 000
Oneat river takes It's rise in the Allcgbanies and
'l'o ''ie honnngahela river, bout nine u,ics
Oelo" Morgantown, West Virginia. and ,Lnn. c."
miles from the mouth of Dunkard Creet !; %- iour
Couhy, pennsylvania, Consequently these ,,vo r;,.
yielding of Oil. ioF Tie
twenty-five thousand shares of the Cap;,,l S,ool.
nave oeeh appropriated and aside by the Tiro,,
ors, Tor working Capital. '''O''
The Company is now thnrourbIv oro,.,,;, =,
q competent Superintendent and corns Of ,,n.L
men on the land with new and excellent m,cb;nar,
ana boring apparatus in operation for the r.nid ~
velopment of the property. '''' 'Apio ue'
In view Of the liattering prospects for obt,inir
ta sor r OF OIL the contguity Of the Land
conn,r u tnt nhcSt on producing regions in the
country, and the abundance of fuel and - vi.
oL ooTing territory, the Directors condcntIy on,n;
Ia'e Icing able to make as profitable returns 90 ,I
'ocNiloGers for the amount invested, as anv l,b'r
organized Company. % any olner
nne5e e remain unsold only about 10000 shares ~
bip 'tai n.ock Applications for subscriptions to
us oaiance may be made to the Prcsidert or Secro
aly; or Dr. to Harper, Durncy & Co. BanGers St
,hia. '""0h once IN Phlade-
" lunlA.2t
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

The property this Powder possesses in in
crea'lng the quantity Of Milk in Cows. gives
II an Importance and value which should
pl9Ce It IN the hands Of every person keeping
a Cow BY actual experiment it has proven
ina; 1t will increase the quantity of Mix and
cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
~ nrin ana sweet. In fltening Cattle. it gives
mem an appetite, looscns their hide and
makes them thrive much faster
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28
Take IT EASY.

"a few days since, Constable Judd
was called upon to fulfil writ of eject
incnt issued by n son Of the Emeral Isle.
against a fellow countryman. Dan, who
never waits for persuasion to do his duty,
Instantly called on Pat, and found him
seated in the house named in the writ.
enjoying a "dudccn"
aGood morning, Pat says Dan, pull
ling out his writ.
''The topo' the morning to yourself, >
replied Pat, undisturbed
"i'atriek. | have business with you,
continued the constable.
"I}edad and shure yo have; an why
would go be ofthor calling on me sir Y
u have a writ here commanding me
to eject you aud your goods from this
house. LIS rather an unpleasant duty,
butt
"Ah. is it Michael O'Calligan that
ordered ye shure Z"
"Ycs sir; Michael is the man :"
"Au' did ho p1y tho costs, Mister
Con table r
"Ccrtainly--ve always demand adj
yapced costs IN these cases"
Thin yo'ye been paid Tor ye'rc work
shuro!7
"Ccriainly'
"Thn yc eau do, diyil bit viii Pat
rick ODricn stan in the way of amans
working Tor his ry"
This rather astouahed Dan who cx.
pcctcd, ~ usual IN uch cases, 20 meet
with sorirss resistance. He loticd his
coat. and after an hours hard labor sue
cecded 10 removing the lrishman's
household goods into thc street Aitcr
securing he house from improper in
irasion. pas, falieuod with the laboys
he had pcssofmed started away. in
bidding him gogl bye. Pat, who was on
a part ol his goods. with Tho "dddccu
s,,il ia bis mouth remarked
An | am much obliged 20 yc, sir,
for saving me all the trouble
How
"ia.,h. an wasn't | going to move ;
an wasn't / iist taken on me coat to lug
oui the dujs, sir when you camc an
carried era ulI down for me, without
charejn me q stat, 20 al I'm much
Obliged 10 s. sir. M hope yen eaIl aeiu
when Patrick o Bricn wants bis goods
carried down stairs, sir
plu sadlraly had business in another
plaee thought the joke w4s so good be
could not bglp telling 1t afterwards
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28

focus I'll bet you'd be in Fort Della
ware in week, and the Southern mem.
bcrs be here in their seats, and they i
look around a. the political wreck and
ruin aud plumber and stealaga thats
been going on, and they might exclaim
in the language of the poet.
who's bin here since l'sh bin gone "
"Mr Arp, suppose We should have a
war with England or France, what
would the rebels doy"
They'd follow Gen. Ice, aud Gen.
Johnston, aud Lougstreet, and Bragg
aud old Bory. Ny opinion Is, that Gen.
Ice would head the Union army, aud
General Grant would be his chief OF
staff, and Gen. Buell. would rink NIGH
ty high and
"What would you do with Gen. Sher.
man ~
Sorry you mentioned him We'd
haze % hire him, | reckon, as a camp
fiddler, aud make him sing itta co-
hD,bm' hy freight as a waruu to the
boys how mean it Is to burn cities aud
towns and make war upon dcicnccless
women and children No r.oor boys
wouldn't fight under no such
AZ this time the man with the mem
orandum put down some more gorblcd
extracts.
"Do you think Mr. Arp. that II the
South should ever hold the balance OF
power they would domand pay for their
ncrocsy'
II can't say, sir. But I don't think
the South ha. lost anything that way.
We cu, their labor before the war for
their yittcls and clothes aud doctors
bills, aud wc gcf it now FOR about the
snmc It's al settled down that Way,
aud Your hu5ean cauldn't hclp Il The
only differences Is 10 the distribution -
Some If ua don't own as many az we
used 10. Lut everybody hos got a nig
ger or two nov, aud theyl vote en- 90
turn em 81 4 nigeer that wouldu' T.
vote as told him, shouldn't black my
boots
ht lhja a.me the committee looked az
uuc another, aegmjng 20 be bothered
and atiooisbcd Gartlej extracts were
pms down with u,im Mr Boutwcil 20
says he. Mr Chairman I think Sir
we are about through with the witness
! think sir hi testimony settles the
quo ton s7 60 what $50 ought 70 do ailh
Southern tt1iJags
The Chairman give nc Republican
nod ,sd famlrkci. Yes. s.r, think VII
Do Tho s7oundfeIs burnt my mon
wyAt"
Nhcreupon retired, having given
eeurrli satisfaction
4oum isaly BlLL ANr.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28
TIE oRIGIN OF GOLD.


A correspondent Of the New York
Trjduh., writing from Salt Lake City
gives the following poem Of a young
Mormoness, Miss SARAH h. CARMI-
cnAgL. II is one Of the boldcst flights
of fancy We have seen for many day
The Fallen looked on the world aud snccred
81 can guess" he muttercd, "Nhy God is feared,
For the eyes of NOR ,al arc iain to shun
The midnight II ave that hati, no sun.
| viii stand On { oh light Of thu hills and wait
Whore the day goes out at the western gate,
And reaching mp to ia crown, viii tear
From its plume. Of glory the brightest there's
With the stolen ray viii light thc cod,
Aud turn ihecyes Of the wotld from God"
lie stood on The height whom the sun went down,
lie tore ono plume from the dag bright crown,
The proud beam stopped till be- touched IA brow
And the print cfhii fingers are on II now
Ard ,hc blush oft anger foreycrmorc
Burn. rcd when il pss.es She western door.
The broken feather above him whifled,
In nanca of torture around him curled,
And hc dashed It down on the snowy hclght,
In broken na.hps Of quivcriug lights
Al. more than terrible was the shock
Who're thcburniug sphntors struck ware and
rock
The green card, shu,idefed and shrsnk Araled'
The uave rpraHg uP and thc mountain quailed;
Look os lbc bills ict the scars they bear
Measure ihc pain 81 the bour's dctpair.
The Fallen watched. while the whiflvlnd famed
IT, pulling 'pliotcfs tha, plnved the sand
sullru he watched. uliiie the hissing waves
Borr ibcm away TO shc ocean caresi
suilcn he watched. while thr shining rilla
Throlbtd through ,hs heart II iho rock h'Il''
Loudly belaaghsd, ~ iha world not mine
Proudly dc Ink. ofi its chain shall fhire
Lighted ,ith eoms Shall w. dangean br,
Hut ms pride n IT. bgauty shall kesl 90 mc.'
That st.libisrej Eight in lhr earih gffa cold,
Aud tar digiian nf martair hath cslIlrdit Gold.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28
Oar country.

The greatest cataract IN the world is
the PalIs Of NiarJra
The greatest cave la the world d the
Mammoth Cave IN Kentucky
Tho greatest river in the world is
the Mississippi 1900 miles in length.
The largest valley 10 the world q the
Valley Of the Mississippi containing
500 Sl0 square miles
Tho greatest natural bridge in the
world Is that over Cedar Creek, io
Virginia
The grcate.t natural mine Ia the
the world is the Iron Mountain gl
3lissoufi---350 feet high aud two miles
IN circuit
The largest wlueduct in the world
Is the Croton, IN New York, which il
40 miles long, and cost sl2, 800 000
The gscatest number Of clocks man
utactuted in the world, is turned out
by the small State Of Connecticut
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28

ARrENus WARD on NApoLEoN's
LIFE OF JuLIUs CEsAR.---l sut up a
spell by the kitchen fire rendin Lewis
Napolcon's Life Of Julius CAESAR What
a reckless old cuss he was Yet Lewis
pictures him in CLOWN cullers. Caesar
made it lively for the boys in Gaul,
didu't he? llo sowd one million Of
citizens, male and female, Gouls and.
Gaulcsses aud then he sold another
million Of EN- to slavery lie contin-
ued this cheerful style of things for sum
time, when ono day he was assassinated
in Rome by sum high-toncd Roman
genl'mcn led on by Mr. Brutus. When
Old Bruty inserted his knife into him,
Caesar admitted that he was gone up
His funeral was greut success, the
house bcin' crowded to its utmost capa-
city. Ten minutes after the doors were
opened the ushors had to put up cards
on which was printed "Standin' Room
Only"
went to bed at last. "And So /
said, Chou hast no ear for sweet melo-
dy r. A silyory snoro was my only an
swer Betsy slept,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28
A speculative Turn OF nina.

a lady Of the grccn-spcctaclcd and
strong minded persuasion, from down
East, near the "hub Of the universe,
was in conversation with female friend,
and was charging on the dear little
African pupils she had been teaching,
and was about to leave, perhaps forever
(about one hundred) when one Of them
came in. The kind instructress leaned
to the asablo tenement Of an immortal
soul" aud said, with an angelic kind.
ness beaming through her emerald
glasses aDcar Dislcy, ] am soon to leave
YOU, and may never return. You must
be good girl, and apply yourself dill
gently to your books Oh, how love
you, and all the dear colored pupils ~
Tell all OF them you meet have had
my photograph taken, and have one for
each Of them They must each bring
u dollar and get one J"