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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-30
MACHTNISTS.
EAGLE WORKS
Manufacturing Co.
- FOUNDED
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.

L. w u ~ EO, L TSSIU63tL.
Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills,
EVaporat0rs,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp Mills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines.
Lathes. Planers, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses.
Saw Mills. Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing.
Office, As Canal Street,
CHICA GO.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
THos. CHALMERS, superintendent.
d. Z. FRASER, Assistant uperintendent
an Draughtsman.
RALPH GATES, Secretary and Treasurer.
W. l.. CHASE, General Agent, New York.
Mabbs & Bro. Agents, Lake Superior.
novl2 DIM
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false friz1e', your switches,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth iir;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from
whatever cause i may have fallen ont) and fore
ing growth of hair upon the face, IL has no
equal. II will force the beard to grow upon
the smooihest face in from five 10 eight weeks.
or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
months; few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth Of the hair or beard Their
assertions are false as Thousands Of living wit.
nesses tfrom their own expcripncel eau bear
witness, But many will say, how are we to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly is diHcult, as nino.tenths of the dif-
iercnt Preparations advertised for the hair and
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts IN their
purchase. To such we would say, try the Re-
parator Cappilli 1t will cost you tothiug un-
less 1t fnlly comes up to our representation. -
u your Druggist does not keep n, send rs one
dollar and We will forward II, postpaid. torct-
CT with receipt for the moncy, which will be
returned you on application. providing entire
satisfaction u not given. Address
W. l.. CLARK 4 co., Chemists.
No. West Fayettc Street, Syracuse, n. Y.
fcb.7ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

Who shall judge man from manners 3
Who shall know him by his dress?
Paupers may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
CrmpIed shirt and dirty jacket
May olothe the golden ore
oftbe deepest thought and feeling
Satin vests could do no more. POO
There are springs Of golden nectar
Ever yelling out of stone;
There are purple buds. and golden,
Hidden, crushed, and oycrgown >
God, who counts by souls, not dresses
Loves and prospers you and me.
While he values thrones, the highest,
But rs pebbles 10 the sea, ith
MN, appraised above his fellows,
on forge.s his fellows then
Masters, rulers. lords, remember
That your meanest kinds are men;
Men by labor, men by feeling,
Men by thought, and men By fame,
Ginning equal rights to sunshine
In a man $ onnobling name. .st
There arc foam embroidered ocears;
There are little weed.clad rills;
There are feeble, inch.high saplings;
There are cedars on the hills.
God, who counts by souls, not stations,
Loves and prospers you and me;
For to Him all vain distinctions
Arc as pebbles in the sen,
ToiIing hands alone are builders
OF n nations wealth or fame;
Titled laziness is pensioned,
Fed and iattened on the same;
BY The sweat Of others foreheads,
Living only 10 rejoice ..
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Nainly liiteth up It's voice.
Truth and justice are eternul '.n..
Born with lcvcliness and light
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there is sunny right
God, whose world.henr,l voice is sinrin!
Boundless love TO yon end me,
Siaks oppression, with It's titles,
As the pebbles 10 the sea. .,.
81.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28
Two ways Of Doing n Thing.

la the train from Harrisburg was ?
gentleman Jack Tar in a 60 ashore out
&c, jolly, gcnteei and happy, with de-
cidedly pretty specimen Of eighteen
yeanold crinoiinc, to whom he had beer
splieed, aud was conveying. Philadel
phia ward, Opposite Jack and his wiio
we're a couple that any one could see
were on honeymoon cruise. the bride
all blushcS. bnauty and bashfulness. ap,l
the galhpt bridegroom MI devotion a.a
endearment ~ one Of the woy,sta.
tons the cars stopped, and the careful
bridegroom thus addressed his timid
bride: ehs la1s ea d
+Ay love, / am about to step out Tor
few minutes for refreshments. Do
not be charmed during my absence
Gentleman Jack took the cue asd
patting his wife on the shoulder, SUM-
ont as though he were hauling thcmaia
top gallant gard in a gale Of wind ;a.s
Il say, wlfey, I'm going ashore to wet
my whistle don't tumble overheard
while Pm gone" 3 n a7is tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28
A Cloud or I.oensfs.

a letter from Tencs, in Algeria, ssrs:
" was walking with friend in The
lover part Of the town, when, at about
two IN the aftcrnosn, We perceived What
appeared to be thick mist coming rap
idly upon Us, which we took for q iiocl
cf birds Of passage, But hardly Gve
minutes had elapsed whom We toun9
ourselves enveloped IN the cloud. i.
might have been about one kiIometie
(iye-eighths Of q mile) 10 width ky six
in length, and was from forty .six 10
scTeniy-fye feet in thickness, u MAS
formed not BY birds but by locusts cf
passage, Of the color Of wine lees ard ! I
great Size. They centiuusd their coarse
from the west to the east, passing bs.
hind Cape Tepez, from which psiut
they turned towards tho north, dfiycn
doubtless BY the south Wind, which halI
for several days past been blowing so
loniiy.'e isis III
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28
The Story Of the Noses.

".
At Dewitt, in the leighborhood Of
The City of Prague, there once lived a
rich and whimsical Old hrmer who had
a beautiful daughter, The students Of
Prague, OF whom there were at The
time twenty five thousand, olIen walked
in the direction of DEWITT, and more
than one Of them offered to follow the
plough in hopes Of becoming the sop,in-
law Of the farmer. The FIRST condition
that tie cunning peasant sat gu each
new servant was this: .....
Il engage you he won j say, .for
year, that is, I'LL the cuckoo sings the
return offspring; but If, from now till
then. you say once that you are not sat.
isded, | will cut of the end of your
nose give you the same right over
me" he added, laughing,
Aud he dia as he said, Prague was
full of students with the end Of their
noses glued on, which did not prevent
an ugly scar, and, still less, bad Jokes,
To return from the farm disfiguted and
ridiculed was we'll calculated 10 cool the
warmost passion.
\ young man By the name Of Cpran-
da, somewhat unsainly in manner, but
cool, adroit and cunning, which are not
bad aids in making ones fortune, took
it into his head to try the adventure
The farmer received him with his
usual good nature, and the bargain
made, sent him to the field TO work. -
At breakfast time the other servants
were called, but good care was taken to
forget Corania, At dinner it was the
same. Coranda gave himself no trop.
bic about it. lie went to the house
aud while the farmers wife was feeding
the chickens, unlocked an enormous
ham from the kitchen raitcrs, took
huge loaf from the cupboard, and wcut
back to the feld to dine and take n
nap. g.tss
"Arc you satisfied ?" cried the farmer
when he returned at night
Perfectly satisfied said Coranda.
~ have dlned better than you have"
At that instant the farmers wife
came rushing in, crying that her ham
was gone, Coranda laughed while the
farmer turned pale. rs
Are you not satisfied Y asked Co.
rada.
"A ham is only ham, answered the
master, Such trilc does not trouble
me-"
But after that time htt took good care
not TO leave the student fasting.
Sunday came, The farmer and his
wife seated themselves 10 the wagon 10
go to church, saying to Coranda:
"lt is your business to cook the din
oer. Cut mp the piece Of meat you see
yonder, with onions, carrots, lecks and
parsley, and boil them all together in
the great pot over the kitchen fro.p
Very well, answered Corapda.
There was q little pet dog at the farm
house BY the name Of Parsley. roranda
killed him, skinned him, cut him. m
with the meat and vegetables, and pnt
tie whole to boil over the kitchen ere.
When the farmers wife returned, she
called her fayoritc but aIesi she saw
nothing but bloody skin hanging by
the window.
"What have you doaeln said she to
Corauda. n
"Wb yoa ordered INC, mistress. |
have boiled the meat, onions. carrots
-. A. =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28
Dnngcr OF a Fasf Horse.

Is The ismdi Nelc Yorker states the
following case, to enforce some sensible
advice to farmers, suggested, We pre-.
sumo, by the '.disp.ay d. horses, which
is fast becomingthe most attractive fea-
ture of our agricultural shows.
a well-to.do farmer sof ohr ac1uaint-
apcc had the misfortune to rear really
fiue, fast horse. The action OF the ani.
NAL gave him great delight aud nothing
would do but an exhibition of him
among the professionals. He put up
his money aud won. This gave a high
er fight to his ambition, aud induced a
bolder opcFst.ou. Success again re-
wardcd his venture He neglected his
farm, impcrceptibly acquired habits to
which he had before been stranger,
and sparred on by past success and the
Vaccinations Of the crafty, whose aim
ii is to fleece the green aud u1wary
placed his farm in jeopardy for the pur-
pose Of raising money to stake on tho
result Of a race on which his pct horse
was 70 cohtohd for the prize and tho
mystery. The professionals had now
got tbs over coatident turner IN the
precise position desired, and the result
was what they intended It should be,
the dcfeat.of the farmers horse aud The
ruin Of hisowner. The animal changed
hauds aud SO did the farm. II was al
dowa ifill With the farmer after this
ills iamily was broken upaaa dispersed
while be, rscklots and maidened by
disappointment aud rcmorsc, found a
premature grave.
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WESTMINSTER MD THURSDAY FEBRUARY % 1861 @@

a fcw days alter, the farmer and his
wife went 10 market. Fearing their
terrible servant, they said to him;
"Stsy at home aud do exactly what
you see others do"
avery we'll" said Corauda.
There was an old shed in the yard, /,
the roof of which was falling 10 pieces.
The carpenters came to repair, it, and
began, as usual, by tearing down the
roof Coranda took ladder, and
mounted the roof Of the house, which
was quite new. Shingles, liths, nails
and tlles77he took of everything. and
scattered them all to the winds. When
the farmer returned the house was open
to the sky 's tF
q "pillian !" said he. what new trick
have sou played on me n 30 5' s.
i 81 have obeyed you, master" answer
Cd Coranda. . You told me TO do exac-
tly what \ saw others do. Are yot not
satisfied n And he took out his
knife, L at
Satisfied J returned the farmer;
why should ] not be satisfied A few
Shingles more or less VIII not rum me.
But he sighed
Night came. ~ The farmer and his
wne Said toeaeh other that It was high
time to get rid OF this incarpate demon.
As Is always the case with sensible peo
pieutheYi meyer did any thing without
consulting their daughter, 1t being the
custom custom IN l'ohemia to think that ,ehil-
dren always had more wit than their
parents u
"fOiher' said Helen 81 will hide in
the great pear tree carly 10 the morning
and call IKE the cuckoo You can teil
Coranda that the year is up, since the
cnckoo IS singing, pay him, and send
him away. iea- n5r a.l4.l1
Early in the morning the Plaintiye
er Of the cuckoo was heard thro the
helds. The Farmer seemed surprised
well my boy spring has come.
said he. ''Do You hear the cuckoo sing.
4 ing yopder Twill pay you, and we
| VIII part good friends. 1 g8gH
| a cuekoo said CoTanda, athat is o
ord which I'hare always wanted TO
see. 'H e" -'' ' 3
4 lilo ran n the tree and sheok it~'th
az Als m.ahh when behaid, young
! girl ieil from the tree, fortunately more
IRhtoned ttan hurt;
Villain y cried the farmer. 1
4 i"Are you not satisfied n'erled Coran-
dao oaenng his koile, Z sit
/ 'iNretch yop kul my daughter, and
you think ought to be satisfied ]
am itrious. Become, If you would not
DIE ny my hnnd'f
81 viii 90. when 1 Have cut Oft your
nose, said Coranda I" | have kept my
vofd--do you keep yours.
stop cried the farmer, putting his
hand before ms lace you VIII surely
let me redeem my nose !F
IL depends on what you offer, said
Coranda 9'aHl 9aN
9'HWIll you take ten sheep for 1t =
| NO 8 ..
! r. Zen cows t.s... 4
nose And he sharpened his knife on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28
Biela-s Comet.


On the 9th Of February. 1926. Pro
iessor Biela, an Austrian astronomer #
,Josephstadt, discovered small comet.
When its motions were carefully studied.
il was found by N. Clauscn, another Of
those indefatignblo German ccn,pu.ists.
that il revolYed 10 an elliptic orbit in a
period Of six years aud eight months
On locking bsek into the list Of comets.
il proves 70 be identical with comets
that had been observed in 1772, 1906,
and perhaps in 1913. afsm
It's return was accordingly predicted
and the prediction verified with the
most striking exactncss. And this
went on regularly till It's appearance
(also predicted in 1916. In that year
il was observed as usual. and all seemed
TO be going on quietly and comfortably.
when, behold suddenly on the 18Th ef
Jaruary it-split into two distinct CON-
cts. each with head and coma and A
little nucleus ofits own. There Is some
little contradiction about the exact date.
Lieut.. Maury, Of The United States
Observatory cf' Washington, reported
officially, on the l3th, having seon IL
double on the 18th, but Professor Wich-
Manu. who saw it double on the 18th.
AYERS that he had good view of it on
the Iith, and remarked nothing partic-
ular In its appearance. BE that as it
may the comet from u single became
donble one. What domestic troubles
caused the secession il is impossible to
conjecture, but the two receded farther
aud farther from each other, up TO a
certain moderate distance, with somp
degree Of mutual communication
vcry odd interchange Of light---one day
ono head being brighter, and another
the ethcr-till they seem to have agreed
finally 10 part company
The oldest part of the story. howcv-
er, rs yet to come. The year 1863
brought round the time for their reabs
pearspee, and behold they both we're,
at about the same distance from each
other, and both visible iu one telescope.
The orbit Of this comet very nearly in
terseets that Of the earth ou the Both
OF Nefcmbers II the earth is to be
ss1..v'ga 80, y, " y comet OF % swallow
3 pne, ~ y "''i ~ oe Oh or ABOUT tnat day
r"e car. ,e.o
~ !. '"e .;,t seat * o3- we missed h oy n
asHl nou'nt r.. Ane nsau q sne comet envei-
ipsp soss Poias % so our crDi., put ms
nspPeusp on 'ne -g1n o. octoper' so
l""' "e escaped tliat tmc. Had
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

ps9> A YouNG LADY returning to
her country homo, after sojourn Of few
months in the City, was hardly recognised hy
her tricnds. In place Of coarse, rustic, flush.
ed face, she had 4 soft ruby complexion Of al
most marble smoothness, and instead Of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as 70 the cause OF 81 great change.
she plainly told them that she used the Cireas-
ssan Baim, and considered il an invaluable ae-
9uisifion TO any l.ady's toilet, ny It's use any
Lady Or Gcnslemun can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold II is simple in
IL comsdnation, as Nature bersolfis simple, yet
unsurpassed N ilscilleaey ih drawing iInpuri-
ttcs from, also healing, cleansing and beaatify
ing the skin and complexion, ilv its direct ac-
tion on The cnticlr II draws fropiit all ia impu-
rites, kindly healing the same, and leaving he
surface as Nature intended II shonld be, clear.
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent Nv Mail
or Express, onrcceipf Of an order bv
W. l.. CLARK a CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayetsc St, Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale oi the
same. fsb.,iy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wavy
aud Glossy Ringlcts or Heavy
Massive Curis.
by using tine article Ladies aud Gentleincn
can bcnuiify themselves thousand fold. 1t i.
the only article in the world that will curl
straight hair. and at the same time give Il, a
beautiful, glossy appearance. Tbs Crispcr Conn
not only cnrls the hair. but inyigoratcs, bcauti-
fics and cleanscs it Is highly and delightfully."-
porlumed, and is the most complete article 0f
the kind ever offered TO the American public.
The crispcr Coma will be SEN, to any address,
sealed and post paid for 81.
Address all orders 10
W. i, CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayettc Street, Syracuse, n. y.
feb1-ly
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wn.A fellow coming out Of q tavern
ONE frosty morning rather top heavy.
fell on the door step; trying TO regain
his footing he rcmarked
et'Ifit betruc that The wicked stand
soa slippery ground, | must belong 10 >
different class; f,r it's moro than / eau
in.r h asli 7t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

Artists hare adopted aiHerens en-
blems ofebafi,y We wonder none Of
them ever thopght Of rioce oflrdia
rubber, which gives lnors than any 9th
or substance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

nEr rprpnticcsays !. Massachusetts has
moro dead lens aud more live jscksssea
than any -other member Of tho ynibn.
aod every one OF tho latter u Hingfrs
his heels at some one Of the iermer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew,
She restores 10 happiness those who, from
dnlelul events, ca,asrophcs, crosses in love.
loss otreaiions and friends, loss Of money.
Ne, have become Respondent She brings
together those long separated, gives infor-
nation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost or stolen property, tells Won
the business you are best qualified to pursue
and in what you will be most successful.
causes speedy marriages and tells vnu the
vcly day you will marry, gives you tho
name, likeness and characteristics Of the prr
son. She reads your very thoughts, and hy
her almost supernatural pewers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries Of the future. ~
From the sass we see in the armament -tho
maleiic stars that overcome or prcdOmina'c
IN the conhguration = from the aspects and
positions Of tho planets anil the fixed stars
IN the heavens nt the time Of birth, she de
duCrS the future destiny Of man. Fail not
To consNlt The greatest Astrolog,st on earth.
IL costs you but trihc. and you NAV never
again have SO favorable an opportunity -
tongu'tn,ion fee, with likeness aud ali de-
sired information, 81. Parties living at a
Distance can consult the Madgmc lJy mail
with cqucl spiaty and satisfaction TO them.
selves, as ii ~ person, A full and oxp'icit
chnrt, written ont, with all inquiries an
swc'ed aud likeness enclosed, scat by mail
on receipt Of price above mentioned. The
strictest secrcsy will he maintained, and all
correspondence returned or destrnyed. =
references Of the highest order furnished
those desiring ibcm. Write plainly the dav
OF the month and year IN which YOU were
born, enclosing smnll lock Of hair,
Address,
MADAME II. A. i'ERRlG0.
7. o. DgAwEN 2J3, Buffalo, Y. \.
fphT.1y
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THR DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
J.ss y, PAnkss EiitOr aud Proprietor,
M. 3 CAnnor1 HILL. :

The Apyoc,rE is published every
THURSDAY MORNING, and furnished
to Subscribers at 80
sI.5e per Annun, In ADVANCE.
Ifnot paid in advance Two Dollars will be
csa4gea., No paper willbe discontinued until
al srrsarases are paid, except at our own
osasp. ~ a8Baa As
'' !. RSrss OF ADVERTISING.
e. I square, Insertions, 81; cSh subsequent
Insertion % cents; square three, months
$3.50, SIX months So. Business Cards of
tea slines,qor sless. spsr annap', So. Mer-
et4sts sad other banncss med, ncluilng
the paper.l'
ose. fourth Of a cclamn, per tear, siaoo
Half column, q 2j.00
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HAND BILLS.
A sixth Of Sheet, for -, sl.j0, Tor 100
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Bell's Tonic Pills

ARC recommended as the most EiIicacions, Re-
juvinatng and lnvigorating Remedy In the
world
Package Price Five Dollars. will last n
month, and is generally sufficient.
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In extreme cases Of Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.

Price Two Dollars. sufficient FOR month, can
be used TO good advantage.
II gives Strength to the Organs. and, with
the Pills, will restore them TO their normal
condition.
4 Pamphlet Of 100 pages, on the ERRORS
OF YOUTH, designed as Lecture and Caution
to Young Men sent free, Ten Gents required to
pay postage.
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CORA.

oh she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, aud radiant hair.
Whose curling tendrils soft, cntwincd,
Enehained the very heart aud mind.
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Domestic Goods

UuHlHhtlc WOOUH -7IlII
Il TNBLEA CHED ard Rlcached Muslin, Bed
- Ticking, Ginghams, talicoes, Canton Elan.
eh. Table Covers, Blec Gbecks Sc, &C. for
snle low al Jobn L. Reiisnidcrf.
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MADAME II. a. PERRlG0.
T. o. DgAwEE 2y3, Buffalo, Y. \.
ieb7.ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-18

The Mississippi Hsder thus discourses
on the subject OF street lights in Colum-
hus. We understand there is PROPOSE
ton before the city council to light up
the business streets with gas. To say
nothing Of its utility, we could wager a
good deal that the pride OF oar citizens
would consent to a small extra tax to
! have this matter carried into effect. It
/ is honed the board viii display the
| Iauda6le spirit Of improvement in street
| lights as they have done in purchasing
| engines.
! The teachers ard scholars Of the two
/ Sunday schools in POntotoc, are making
| grand preparations for May festival in
/ the good old time style. Much enthusi-
asm prevails among the young folks.
In the same vicinity, says or Ot0a
Paper the apple, cherry and several
other kinds of fruit trees are in full
/ bloom and the second planting of garden
vegetable seeds has been done, and the
young plants are beginning to appear.
Most Of the corn is planted, too. Weather
| aud congress permitting, the people of
this county still have a hope of living
| through this year md doing we'll
: The Grenada V5sHOr says: We under
| stand that hereafter the Mississippi Cen
| tral, and the New Orleans, Jackson and
| Great Northern railroads will run
through passenger trains from New Or
leans TO Jackson, Tennessee, saving pas
sengers the necessity of a change at
Canton.
| The C0TiGhaH announces the advent
of a church organ thus: The HazlehuTst
choir have purchased an organ, and for
the present have put it up in the Metho-
dist church.