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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

MoULD.-The mould which grows in
your bread, on walls, in inkstands, or
preserves, etc., is as wonderful crea-
sion as your flower garden, your parks
or your finest forests. Examine it thro'
a microscope, and you will see wonders.
It is a whole forest of trees, with fruit
and seed, inhabited by numerous ami.
mails, multipedes or winged. The mould
which sits between the sofa and an un-
observed spot on the wall, or on piece
of bread, is, seen through microscope,
as wonderful scene as any on the alps
of Switzerland or on the American An
DIES.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

How COFFEE Is MADnIN BRAZIL.

How COFFEE Is MADE BRsziL.-
For each cup the size Of ea' tea cups, 0
be made, the Brazilians measure a table
spoonful Of ground coffee parched to the
color of a ripe chestnut. This is placed
in gauze bag within the coffee pot,
and boiling hot water is poured upon it.
Where are no "grounds" in the decoc-
ton; and it is so strong that it always
leaves a brown stai: on the white chi
ma cup. The Brazilans never put milk
in their coffee, as they think that milk
Injuries the properties Of the decoction;
and it is never drank until the close of
the meal. Usually it is never brought
to the table until everything else il re-
moved.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

IL HAS I'IEN tilC pAOuA BOdot VI 1t.
publican government that it rests upon
the free opinions Of the people. But
the Congress of the United States prof
reconstruction which Wields the sword
in one hand and negro suffrage in the
other; and, as II this was not enough, it
citizen whom they have thought worthy
in the past Of legislative or executive
honors, as unfit hencetorth to hold any
ignores the Constitution for one-third Of
the Union. No mans flreside is free
from the intrusive tread of the military.
No mans property is exempt from its
usurpatiOns. Free speech is a mockery,
and, from the P0tomacto the Rio Grande,
the word of an officer is more potent
than the voice Of hejudge. A people
born free-our countrymen-the decen-
dants ola Washington, and a Marshall,
and Lowndes, and Henry, are to be
permitted to erect governments for them.
selves if they will make voters of their
recent slaves, not yet accustomed to lib
erty, ignorant of the obligations Of a
freeman, and utterly unacquainted with
the very rudiments of the science of
government! And to make this incu-
bus hideous, they are required to dis
franchise and disqualify for Office every
man who i'll the past has proved his ca
pacity for public affairs, by serving his
countrymen on the bench, in the forum,
or even as magistrate and constable.
Now suppose that the South had over
run us, is there true Union man who
would, under any circumstances, or for
any purpose, even to save life, vote for
the perpetual disqualification ofthe men
whose lead he followed during the war,
and not those only, but of all the men
who have ever served us in the Senate,
in the House, and in our State legisla
lures? The proposition is a monstrosity
which shocks the mamie Cd of every
true-hearted American who will calm
~ think of its intinitude ofdegradation.
Yet this is the sting of the third section
Of the constitutional amendment, which
is made the very cornerstone OF this in
famous bill, and the rejection of which
is made the groundwork of the fierce rhe-
toric SO freely heaped upon the men of
the South. Heaven save the American
people If the men Of the North persist
in imposing degradation on their
countrymen in the south that, if the Ia
bles had been turned, they ought to die
rather than endure in theirown persons!
National Zntetlegenccf.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

A lady recently advertised for employ
ment as follows: "a young widow lady
wishes to superintend a Nidowers house.
hold, and would not objecr to supervi-
sion of child"
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

eNOaD,3 IS the single SyllADle Utchlng
from the clock Of time, the only period
to mortals given. The days and years
that have already horne all
"--their joys and sorrows
To the Past's dim mystic shore
have gone forever; those that are still en-
velOped in the dusky folds OF the I'M
known future may never he revealed
unto us. "Now' is the .nly time we
can call our own and "even while we
speak it vanisheth." How important
then does it appear when we consider
that it is our all-that our whole career,
our entire destiny for time and eternity
depends upon the use Wo make of it!
We would fain impress upon all within
the sphere of our influence the traascen-
dent importance of Snow"
Noble youth, upon whose brow the
signet seal of genius is plainly placed
and who art endowed with powers
susceptible ofinfinite expansion, do the
bright example of the great, the wise,
and the GOOD, of those who have risen
to renoWn and distinction in the world
awaken in your breast high resolves
and aspirations to tread in their foot
steps and be what they have become.
Woule you play an important part in
the gtinf drama af humaa life would
you - 4 BRIGHT F.ls" upon the il. atre
of existence; would you carve out for
yourself a name as high and as bright
as any. and when you shall pass off the
stage of action leave behind you an ex-
ample that fond mothers would proud
ly hold up to their playful offspring as
a safe model for imitation? If SO, then
be up and doing. improve the passing
"now" and stamp Improvement on the
wings of Time. y
Fair maiden, towhom theworld seems
all bright and beautiful, and life's path
way appears strewn with roses-garlan-
ded with joys and wreathed with pleas
ures, does the future seem all illunfined
with the rainbow colors Of hope, filled
with rose-tinted promises aud beaming
expectations--do the coming years APP
pear to be advancing toward you crown
ed with fairest flowers, with ian eye of
light and lip of song?" Would you,
too, win high rank in the opinion of
the world, Gull the laurel wreath of
fame and Irvine it round your brow?
Would you be source of joy, comfort
and happiness in the world and when,
at length,
THY hour cometh
To leave the scenes Of earth below,
When death S chill touch thy frame benumb-
eth
And life s warm currents cease to t1ow---''
leave behind you a name that shall go
linked with richest blessings, down to
the latest posterity:! Then Improve
the passing moments as they fly" let
them not fit away UNDECIDED, or be pass
ed in idle pastimes and empty pleasures
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

tre Is from SUMMER climes, was seen in
our village a few evenings since. Their
presence betokens the near approach of
softer air and more genial skies. We'll
come, ye wandering Warblers!
Thy songs are aft filled with rich promise, I
know.
oftonnie blueskies, bursting buds and sweet
ofthe halmy- breathe'd spring, virgin queen
Of the year,
Who is making her way to this region of
ours.
We sincerely trust that neither them
may meet the Y elaneholy fate OF their
fellow sengster. as shown in the follow
ing jingle:
.sFThe first bird Of spring attempted to sing,
But ere it had sounded a note,
Hefelt from the linb-a dead bird was him
The music had friz III his throat. !"
GerardstoWn March /, 1867.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

An impertinent fellow asked gentle
man at public gathering why he had
shaved Off his side Whiskers and was
answered, that TO meet some nAGn he re-
quired more sscheek."
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

A clergyman gave toast that was not
very gallant, at late fireman's celebra-
ton: "Our fire engines they be
like old maids-ever ready, but never
Wanted!'
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

An old lady, reading an account of
distinguished old lawyer who was said
to be the father Of the New York bar,
exclaimed: Poor man he hada dread
full set of children.''
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06
From the Winchester Times.

At the request of a number of subscribers
we reproduce % No Moon To- Night, which
appeared anonymously in the Times some
weeks ago It's exquisite beauty and finish
will bear the test of y close analysis As we
can see no reason fer the authors injunction
TO keep his name a secret, We take the respon-
siblity Of stating that it was written by John
Blair Hoge of Baltimore, lately Of Va.
NO MOON TONIGHT.
No moon tonight! Each drifting cloud
Sails darkly through the sky;
As ships, when winds are shreking loud
Through bending masts and strained shroud,
Like frightened sea-birds fly.
No moon tonight! Yon restless bay
Mirrors no star, nor moon;
Viewless and dark its passing spray
Bemoans the dawning light Of day
The golden light of noon.
No moon tonight! The mountains crest
May boast no coronet;
In silvered green no longer dressed
Upon its brow, the clouds have pressed
An unseen crown OF jet.
No moon tonight No dew drops CLEAN
Upon the folded rose;
tJneheered by moonlight's gentle beam
The lilies, by yon unlit stream1-
Droop sadly to repose.
No moon tonight The nightingale
Has ceased its wondrous strain
The notes which floated through the vale,
Like perfume, on the evening gale
listening, wait in vain.
No moon tonight! AMABEL lies
Where fall the shadows deep;
No spirit, Ger her closed eyes,
May cast the light of Greenland skies
For dreamless is her sleep.
No moon tonight! The moon is dead
Let night in sadness, moan;
No crescent CLEANS upon her head
No stars upon her robe, are spread
She's widowed and alone.
No moon tonight! E en- wine and song
Are sadden d and ercast;
Then, why q bootless strain prolong 2
Dark mem ries in the darkness throng
And call me to the past.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06
For the New Ers
LEISURE PENGILINGS.
BY]BRAINERD.

ssMo,p,' is the single syllable ticking
from the clock of time, the only period
to mortals given. The days and years
that have already horne all
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

A trio OF Robins-.red-breastcd Minis
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06

The seuni-annual session at "Soae
Val Academy" under. the charge of
Prof. j. S. Greenlee, closed yesterday
afternoon. ProfsG. enjoys an envia-
BILE reputation as a teacher, and his
many warm friends here hope that the
youth of this community may continue
to receive the benefits of his valuable
instruction.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-06
Life is real and life is earnest

Life IS real and life is earnest,''
act nov, and "leave your footprints on
the sands ofTiineo Oh let not your
fond anticipations- your bright dreams,
and high resolves Of what the future
shall BE, only prove ''eastles in theair,n
passing away like the morning cfeud
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9lusltattuns Der gSqsen,l namentlid
j6eSienigen,s Oet.,iiais Bel Sote vla ter
rasse" neunt pnb Der piel Gebnli6teit
NIT einem Iuftieen Sartenbanie bat, II
cine slan3enbe.
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