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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
CHOICE VARIETY.

Tur Ocean Of Love is not always Pacific
Ocean.
A FRIEND that you buy with presents may be
bought from you.
HONESTY sometimes keeps n man from growing
rich, and civili'y from being witty.
Cecil saws your own family should be picture
OF what you wish other families TO be.
LORD BAeoy snys propositions have wings, bu,
operation aud execution have leaden leet~
THE two shortest words to pronounce, yes and
no, are ,hose which demand the most examination
DEATH has consigned many q man 10 fame
whom longer life would have consigned 10 lnamy
Nor that which men do worthiiy, but that which
they do successfully, is what history makes haste
to record.
"THERg is no disguise says n writer, (which
can long conceal love where it does exist, or leigh
it where il does not"
A SPARK is a moIecule of matter, yet i. may
kindle the world vast is tho mighty ocean, but
drops have made il vast.
TIE Egyptians, at their ieasts, to prevent or.
cesses SET skeleton be ore their guests, with this
motto, Remember, ye must shortly be SUCH"
DR.. JouYsoN being once asked whom he deemed
the most miserable, replied The man who can,
moi entertain himself with book on q rainy day
LORD Byron says love of power in excess caused
the angels TO fall. and love OF knowIedge in ex'
cess caused our first parents 10 fall but in Chdris
thore Is no excess
To WIN military glory is to share with peslil
ence and famine the honor of destroying youl
species and participate with Alexnnders horse The
distinction OF transmitting your name TO posterity
THE best thing to give your enemy is forgive
ness-to your child, good example TO father
deierence-to your mother, c.,nduct that will make
her proud of you-to yourself, respect-to all men
charity.
He is a wise man who is willing to receive in
structions from all men lie is a mighty man who
subdues his ev, inc!in0tions. He ia rich man
who is delighted with his lot. Combat vice IN IIs
first attack, aud you will come of conqueror.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

future accident can possibly arise to turn
tho gladness into sorrow.
Mr.. Speaker, lot us be true 10 tho ro
quiruments of this hOur--true, to the noble
State which has honored us with this trust
of making her laws-truo to the great inter
csts Of Labor. hCr only hope-and indeed
will the star OF Empire burn above Ohio.
| am surprised that in House Of so much
good scnse-so much generous sentiment
so much true Domocratc regard for the
people-on such question as this, there
should bo this taltorng and hesitancy. But
gentlemen will elect their own course. OF
one thing thoy may rest assured the peo.
pie are fully aware of the burden which is
pressing them 20 the ground. And they too
know their remedy. If we have not tho
courage to carry out the Public Will. other
men will know these places of trust. There
is power in the noiseless Ballot. 1t is
a weapon iirmor set,
And better than the Sayonci;
A weapon that comes down as still
As snow. flakes fall upon the sod
But executes q irecman's will,
As lightning doth the will Of God
This, sir is but the old battle which has
been going on ever since tho earliest history
OF tho rnco-tho war between tho honest
NbUluR lluSStS anu tItli cunning IbDOoi :
aud oppressors. The millions toi-and the
few who toll not reap tho lions share of the
result of all such labor formerly by force
/ but now more by cunniug.and often througf
4 Legislative aid. Tho mon who build youl
palaces do not often live in thom. Th,
swarlhv smith, who with stout arm and cun
Mug hand. by forge and bench, builds VI
your wonderful locomotive, with the powe
aud multiplied speed and endurance Of
thousand horses, holds no shares in tho rail
way The farmer, who. with back to tlr
sun and face to tho earth, tolls through tn
long days of summer, by no means is alway
able to retain in his own hands all that tn
bounteous earth profiers IN return for hi
labor. The hungry. iI-favored. and lean
( faced non.producers stand ready like Pha
raohs ll.favorcd kline, to swallow up all til,
/ fat things OF the land. Capital has alway
warrcd upon Labor-and in our day chief,
| through unjust legislation.
By birth, by all the associations Of my life
as well as from principle. my sympathio
aro all with the labOring masscs. In thei
namo-and us ono of thcm--!n the name {
the $50 900 farmers of the State and tn
like number of laborers in the other depart
mcnts of industry, ask. aye. Sir. deman
II repeal of this obnoxious, unjust, and op
pressivo law. because of its discrimination
in favor OF Capital against LABOR.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

SIMPLICITY OF DREss.-Female lowell.
ness never appears 10 so good advantage
as when set Oft with simplicity OF Dress
No artist ever decks his angels with tow
ering feathers aud gaudy jewelry and
our dear human angels, it ;hsy would
make good their title TO that name. should
carefully avoid ornaments which properly
belong to Indian squaws or African prin-
ces. These tinseiries may serve to give
effect upon the stage or upon the ballroom
floor, but in daily life there is no substi-
tute for the charm Of simplicity. A
vulgar taste is not to be disguised by gold
and diamonds. The absence OF true
taste and refinement Of deiicacy, cannot be
compensated for by the possession Of the
most princely fortune. Mind measures
gold, but gold cannot measure minds--
Through dress The mind may be read, az
through the delicate tissue, the lettered
page. A modest woman will dress mod.
estIy. and really refined and intellectual
woman will bear the marks o! careful
selection and faultless taste.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
THE FUTURE.
ny HENRY KIRKE WINE.

Yes, twill be over soon. This sickly dream
or life will vanish from my feverish brain;
Aud donth my wearied spirit will redeem
From this wild region Of unvored pain.
Yon brook will glide as softly as belore,--
Yon landscape smile, ,--yon golden harvest grow
Yon sprightly lark on mounting wing will soar
When Henrys name is heard no more below.
sigh when all my youthful friends caress,
They laugh in health, and future evils brave;
Them shall wife and smiling children bless,
While am moulderine in my silent grave.
God of the just-thou gsvest the bitter cup;
bow to their behest, and drink tup.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

Ey- Application for a writ Of habeas
corpus in the case of Tyler. late U S.
Deputy Marshal, was made to Judge Viii
kins on Friday last, at the instance Of
Messrs. Walker g. Russell. his attorneys.
The application was argued before Judge
wilkins, at chambers, yesterday, and re-
fused by him. The object of the applca.
ton was to admit Tyler to bail. The
effec of Jugde wilkins decision is that
the offence with which the prisoner is
charged is not bailable.-Defr0E Free
Prsss, e5th.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

scARcr.-Unbusiled ladies. pure and
undecided Christians, disinteres'ed frie nds
common honesty sound pota toes, FIRST rate
butter. and rich printers.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

n
PHELPS AND THRASH Err,
Attorneys-nt-I.aw,
orr,cr-oN MAIN STREET, Opposite Chasc's HOTEL
CHARLTON, ONO.
IAN %. 1859. f-u
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:
saAdyertisements should be markell the num-
her of times they are designed to be inserted those
not so marked, will be continued until ordered out
and charged according to the above terms,
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be con-
6nel 10 their regular business. ,...
Attorneys will bo holden for the price OF inserting
Advertisements brought by them.
nroorietor. hostage paid 10 receive attention.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

Ir you want TO preserve your children
do not stuff them,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
0Ibe Jrffrrsouian Democrat
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
CHARDoN, Geauga County, Ohio.
TIE n NJ S.

0Ece directly oper Ghe Drug Store Of Cookd Ham
iltor, pest side Of the Pubic Square.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

MORTGAGE DEEDS'-Just printed
lVA Al this Office, Mortgage Deeds suitable for
Attorneys TO attach TO foreclosures; also, large
Quantity of the same of the common size.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

A GOOD Assortment Of LADIES' DOM ESTIC
"A CALF BOOTEES, warranted to suit, by
Nov 10 WILKINS g. KELLEY
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II paid in advance, ..''.'.''''''''''"sd 90
II not paid within the year,. 1900. 1000 W
k1TAll kinds of merchantable produce taken IN
payment, at the market price.
sNo paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the option OF the Publisher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

TORN AND OATS. for Sale by
~ Nov. l2l WILKINS g. KELLEY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

CTEARINE AND TALLOW CANDLES
y by tho pound or box constantly on hand,
Nov. IL WILKINS e. KELLEY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

JXTARRANrY DEEDS.--Just printed and
w and for sale at this Office, large quantity
o Warranty Deeds which will oe sold bv the quire
dozen, half.dozen or single blank.
Chardon, April l. 1886.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
I,raI1 ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted as fol-
lows.--5o cts. square, first insertion; each sub
sequent insertion, 25 cts. square.
BUSINESS ADVERT srNESrs will be inserted at
the following rates.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
Iicu,

In Euov county, H. 2Ist inst. FLiEEL I. CLING
AN in his 2Ith y.ar-vounErst son oi flav" tne7n "f
Kelly Tp Mon ,o. Pa. lis remains wcr" taken home
In Milton. In,h inst Mai. MICHAEL EuuSIi. lnniy
r.mainiu. brotI ufuur rrnhouoary, Samu@i Eoushl
aged :. Years ! m"rth and l. day. -
At ptuirl Err ,r'- in nu,Iae Up. III inst. aHTNEL
HISS of Er,dy IN Lycomir Co son Of the h,tr tii-
iah IIss, formerly of LewisbGrs, aged - year' aud
months -
In C.vtaWn. Ec-'Js % sth inst. Willow " N'PGs"fT
LEHMAN formerly Miss MCoul, Of CLiiis luaIue aged
II yrars and rs days
In hast Iudilur. 18th inst, infant son Of Jacob
IanaTti
In Iewi-hu-u. I7'h iu.t, THOMAS. son Of Thomas
ami MARY pouarr, al'd urn'te.
In L-rishur=, lIth INST CADi, dsushter Of John
Gitbcny, >Sed ycaIs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
NeDIGDuc1 z31arset.
NJ AR }.

In Kelly Tr.. 9th inst. hv Rev. rr. bowman TITON
A. WILSON, and Mis- MARY LLIIt tnErli iau- ht"r oi
Iaul ant IT, turIrt'a GcaI'-. both 81 hrily 1P The
r!Iurrrs urr. kindly T. uIrIul.rg'i.
on thu 2l.t inst. ly Ecy.J >hua Kelly. StNrEI
rIEE-uN WALLIS. oi Nuucy lp. and Miss HAHGA
RET TEET>~t ktiiLEE. Of Wolf Fp.
on the },th alt Lcsi-hur-. hy Rrv. ThoS. bowman,
ISAAC HtrFT. # M.llEaian, and Mss KATE ALBERT,
OF the former p.,r".
In EuHa.ur Iu tu.rn Co.. Pa. 18th inst. ty Rev. 81
mon Wolfe. jon ATTAIN VI. GuDpALE, ct Mason City.
Illinois aui Mis- NNEI ANN RITTER. OF Rutr,r"
In IartT.tau Monday morning -1th lust. To- Ecv. y.
Ei,'r pi'llIr Nir'IEE and Mi, ELIXABLTH Ann
.CHNELES. both Of fartlctou. Union 10.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29


tom This is large 4to work, printed
with plain, clear type, on elegant pa.
per, and each No is embellishcl by a
steel engraving. Published by johnson,
Fry & Co, n Y, at - cts. No.
e=V~Thc new Lutheran Church, in Nif.
duburg, will be formally Gcdicltel On
Sunday the 18th of May next. Synod
will meet there on Thursday the 18th Of
May, when a large number of Preachers
are expected to he present.
---N--~----~------------
Nous 5.cm5 trom O.bcr Cnun.lc5.
\ nanviIie paper says that the location
Of the Lackawauua 4 bloon>turG railroad
through that place has been definitely
fixed. The Company has amicab!y settled
with the property holders, aul the road
Will cross Mil street between LaubacL ;
and Eamsey's store.
The grocery of John L. Gehri., in Nil
tou,was entered on Saturday night week,
10y some one who entered through the eel
Ter door, and carried off some i've or six
dollars in change.
TAe United Brethren aud the Lutler-
ans are prcqatjuy to tuiid each a house FIR
public worsLIp, near NJ hccs III Sny yicr
county.
&. Low Rynears'n, y. VI, will remove
from NJ h.wcn-vl,,e aud establish cias,I-
cal school At lIaz.eton.
Ou'y one Huehan,u rqncr in LrconiDc
county, one D,u.las, and three Opposition.
o,r ,,,,,, r,. L,n,rol ~ ro., w,7...
la, Lra VII, from r,r,r ,f di.,in.
,.,,,.I,.I ..r,,,.,,r. Uo, N'-,,n lpll;
rh,,I II,r,y . Carry E,o DR. Wm
Elder, CoL N. Y. Jackson, Dr. J. Henry
i'u!cstvn, Hon. IIendyIsJn Gaylord, Col.
Paxton, %t., composed the party. Dr.
..'def' de',.'f'' an y i'r's' III Tue Our
II i'u'e.- I'.''"'|'"'J -)'"''''"''
y frame mouse o""ei oy bA'ii !.
'''"s' ao''r ! '''''n'''I',''' vas F." "l "'-
90 - nae ''' '''' u', III
D''i'I WIS e"'''', c'HS''''1"'
w. Avn 10 ''','''' ~ ','o', - u
Ij,pr HYrbgpan, Cn,YI' for the United
States At Autw.rp. Nr. On,,le WI. Re-.
Gently member of the Pcuu,y.ylnla
Senate.
Four children Of Mr. Jones Of Iiar-
ri,Jurs were recently bitten by a dos,
which siuce died in spasmS. Another
child WAS also bitten and another ma! dog
has been killed there.
Hon. Simon Cameron visited Bcllccon.c
rece,,Iy. aud va. honored with 4 serruade
Lv ,t. br,.s hand If that rl,ce. and ais,
welcomed ia a speech from Samuel Linn.
"Ni' 10 ""'0" '' '''1iJ 'of.''
Nagle. sin for larceny. escaped in day
E,ht fr..p, rho Suv,l.r r,uu,v iil
he ir.aI last OF Snyder county has -
eases named and there are - Tavern
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

- The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the
',Soclely Of Inquiry Will be held next Sab
bath afternoon at y o'clock in the Commence
ment Hall of the University. \ Report will
be read by Mr.. Thcs. p. CoulSlon on ''Modern
spirit Rarpm- or Ancient Nccromancy re-
vIved." The public are !nvred.
II. BEAR, Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
- see New advertisements.
Merchandising in LcwisbIr5.

have noticed SLOW but sure iN'REANL L
IN the extent al' N"''C'S VI '',''''-
in Lcwi7bur-. Our Merchants nave
now considerably surpassed those oI
Milton in the AMOUNT OF their sales
and believe can and do sell CHEAPER
for good pay. The people Tor whom
this is the natural mart are lulI o.
energy and thrift. and we must en-
large and prosper with them.
To reach this large aaI changing
mass ofcustomcrs, Adycrtisia" isvery
useful and he who does this, most
skiliulIy. and timely. certainly rca!l-
zcs the best fruits. The CHRONICLE
has LOW the best EoNE patronage II
,I.,.,. ,,.ro ,,y If oC cour-r
,",r,. H.. e.. r,,,, a-.r GAS, or Gus.
-, .,-.'a nl, n,,l I.r-;,...
~. = o,o,...
'''." a. ,. ..l .,..
"''''-'i'' '''''' wac " t H 80, .,..,
lI'o''H anu '''
ucn'9.
Most oi "Hr "'''",'7 .''C'' ~ n '''''
channel o. ''''''""''''''-''' wan '''o
producers anu consumers "a '"' '"''''
" and vicinity hut sun 'AeIc l. room
in our columns lor 4 lew more.
CnANEERIIN X Bro : pay Us so "
year for the use OF - M"'A room /"
present their claims for public patro-
marc. and from their card In another
coIuun we Suppose are satisfied with
,bo investment, rs well as with the
pr.ny p,y SYSTEM tLry have iuaU-
.,,ol with ~ r1nrh brurIr 70 Them
I'LL o. :, ,I.or,. cn..nurrs
~, ,,,-,,,,.,.
I'LL, f,,,l o,,;,,
g. Lana. c,,rp IN
-. I,.... ,-.,,.I.
N m;,h ,.or,;,r ;,,cr
o. ''' g., oror ,bo
's'' 1". ',-;.L r.,I, no.. g
:; .L, ;n,.r;,r Of
""'
South America. We nave a'>o 'e''o'
from, hin, Of = s1L.c4Icut date. describing
i .,l L;s f,r,;.
", which We must defer until next week,
(prcmi,iug. however, that John d.d not
CLOSE his heart on seeing the Emperor
d2uch'cr)
"E7 .NcmHnariD' Is the title Of a small
four column folio, issued at Assumption,
which we find filed mostly with reports
in a mongre Spanish--of the oitcia! in-
tcrcoursc between the Americans and Lo-
pcz, relative to rcccut events there. We
suppose this also was sent Us by NrGrIer,
nroo.r-u nan,r,ne,t
-Crl SILFER, tomorrow, again as
sumcs the charge Of the State Treasury oil
Peunsy lyauia. From the multitude OF
worthy aud competent men who have been
recommended to him for assistants ia the
,li>ch7rLe Of his duties, he has selected
the following:
Ca>hlcr-ThomaS N'ch"' SON OF bearer Go.
n Il"~ un,,nn l'.I,,, r ,ro,r ~ rf yorrbnmbcd
Alexander Wilson, Of Washington.
n ,.,t..,,o
,.,..--:.t .....,m7- aul .h.., : tn,
t..,. ,.;., .oa -, hal,or ia
-. h.t;.naIr. o,rr;os 8.,llv vo,n,n
hidden upon his person, Is already mnr-
derer in everything but TIE act,and the act
only waits FIR an opportunity and little
more whisky than usual, Only last week
ball was shot through the window OF
building on Market street, Lewlsourg' by
a boy. (What right have any to sell p's-
tolls and bIE knives to boys oil any SIZE ,
,ss.Wa understand that At the meeting
of the Trustees OF the tnion Seminary at
New Berlin, on the 2Oth INST, series oi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
Citizens Look to your Interests

~ 5:.:. &C.. :.>ss'a >- s,-i. at 'i; Il: '''.' E:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

\ CuvuEpcIaL C0LLrGE OF iHREE HrS-
DRIED AND FIFTYSEyES STuDE>Ts.-fronI-
nenr among the reasons why the Iron City
College has four times as many students a.
anv other Commercial School IN the United
States. are the following: 1t is the only Col
lege IA Plll>burg that gives three daily lee
lures on Bookkeeping three daily recila-
lions and an examination IN Commercial
Calculations; the only one which requires
weekly exercises in Composition and Com
mercIal Spondence @: all It's students;
the only one which employs teachers whose
qualifications are recognized by literary men,
or are experienced educators, and the only
one that grants Diplomas TO those only of It's
students who are competent and skIl!iuI ac-
counlants.-Paf,burgT True Pres.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
LIFE INSURANCE,

p The Undersigned II Agent for the Com
pany IN EnIcn counry, Pa, through whom ap-
phcaljonS for Insurance can he made To
mechanics and business men generally. desi-
ring To effect Insurance ON their lives. II Of
fer> Inducements not equalled by any other
company N the United states.
THo. II. WII>nx. MD. Examining Physician
:. II. oRWiG. Agent LewI>hure. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

lG~ Mr.. f. W POLLOCK has resigned
his position as Cashier of the Lewisburg
B1nk-his resignation to take effect on
wednesday the ith of May next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

ANY of our readers afflicted with ScR"FrLA
or ScrniuIuu> complaints, Will do well To read
the REMARKS IN our advertising columns re-
Specung 1t. But ItiIe of the nature of this
disorder has been known by the people, and
the clear exposition of Il there gwen, will
prove acceptable and useful. We have long
admired The searching and able manner IA
winch DR. AVER treats every subject he tou-
cheS whatever has his attention at ALL has a
great deal OF It, he masters what he under
takes and no one who has particle Of feel
ing ,or his afflicted fellow man, can look with
Indifference upon his laborS for the sick.
Read what he says OF scroiua and see IN how
lev words and how clearly he tells rs more
than we all have known "l lhIS n>ldIous and
laral malady.-S,n, Phiiqdophia, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
T 9lY VERY hA4gS4. = :
UURSH e GOODMAN have jus
1 L opened a magnificent assortment Of the choices
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
A RARE CHANCE !

suit Il the taste o every but have time TO emu
m.rntr. nrnr in and thrm- Pnrrnlars next werl.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

"kENILwoRTH," and "QUENTIN Dur
WARD" Vols. 1 and 5 of Pcrerson's So
edition of Sir Walter Scouts Novels, have
been received.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

C,CHODI ORDERS neatly printed and lor
y sale al The Ch,oatcA Office
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
WATER CRACKERS.

4 get Il monthly supply. fresh
w trom The Bakery, o. rir Ir,J Iu,,ity ham.
made Crackers. ,HANEEELIN BROS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

s=rThe planting of Fruit Trees is
duty too much neglected in our commu-
nIiy, and We are happy to see increased
attention paid to it, Mr.. Ludwig Informs
Us that Daniel Ranglcr, Sr., has set out
$50 Apple Trees within a few years. Wm.
frck 800 or 400, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

tn" f'inwiu. from r-i'l m7a vrll known in tho
REGION ru which Le lives ,u-nt Go satisfy all those ui ut
tr IstlA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-22
$4,000 KEMARn

and although powerful they will not njurc in the least
ne most delicate constitution. This preparation war
Rallied 10 cure the above mentioned Diseases without
using any eNtoial applications With my Indian Vegeta
PIE Medicines you can rely upon thorough cure by call
nE upon me at my qce, NO. ~ (up stars Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-22
Mroiclnes.

CONSUMPTION Is Durable,
BY THE Use OF
Nnchesters Genuine Preparation of DR.. j. f. Church
MS Compound of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-22
0Norttster Daily spp.

WHAT ARE CoNsoLs a-rhe shortest deh-
milton of ssconsols'' is to describe them as the
consolidated debt of England This debt did
not exist in the good old times when Govern
ment instead of borrowing, extorted money
from the Jews, and occasionally from people
of its own faith. Charles began the national
debt of England, but it was quietly wiped out
when he was beheaded. Charles III and James
/ had the honor Of laying the foundations of
permanent debt, and on the accession OF. Viii
liam Ill, the debt was f644 1858. AT his death
it was Els $50, 499 With some brief periods
of decrease, the amount was gradually swol-
len. until, at the close of the wars in 1916, it
was fS40, S59 491.
Previous to this time, the exchequers of
Great Britain and Ireland were kept separate,
certain portions of the public revenue arising
in each kingdom being especially appropriated
to the discharge of the interest ON its own
debts, and other peculiar purposes. But on
the 9Th of January, 1916, the separate exche-
quers were consolidated into one; and an act
was at the same time passed, consolidating
certain portions of the joint revenue of Great
Britain and Ireland into one fund, hence called
the consolidated fund, and providing for its in
discriminate application to the payment of
the public debts, civil lists, and other specified
expenses of both kingdoms.
Some portions of the revenue are not includ-
ed in this fund; but in 1888, of total income
of f47, 100000 the consols absorbed $4,000
600. Besides the consols, the debt of England
consists Of a comparatively small amount of
"three per cents" Its total in 1854 had been
decreased to 9769, GA ,249, but the Crimean
war has again swollen it to not less than
985O,0OO00O.
From this statement, the anxiety with which
the quotations of consos are watched is clearly
understood. The debt they represent is SO
enormous, that any increase of its amount de-
creases the value of that already existing.
Moreover, in times of financial distress, hold
ers for investment sell out their consols in order
to realize, and the increased amount thrown on
the market again appreciates the quotations.
Hence it is that the consols are the monetary
barometer of England.