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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Howard Association.

4 BemeUolent Iusiitntion, established sDsc,oye,
dOWment for He rtLetQfIhe sick and disLfss.
ed, afflicted wiM H'rnlent and Epi.
dPmIc aiS,0ses
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
PREPARED BY
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PuRGATEE MEDICINE.
FoR CosrrvENEss;
For THE CURE or DYSPEPSIA:
FoR JAUNDICE;
IoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION:
For HEADACHE;
FoR TIE CCRE OF DYsENTERy:
For Foul STOMACH;
FOR THE CURE OF EnySIrELAs;
FOR THE Piles;
For THE CURE OF SCIoFI'LA:
For ALL SCRoFuLoUs CoMrLNINTs:
FOR THE CCnE OF RHEUMATIsN;
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
foR THE CCnE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DROrSY;
For THE CURE OF TETTEK, TuMoRs AND SALT
RHguM;
FUN WORMS;
FOR THE CURE OF GOVT;
For A DINNER Pill;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGI,:
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
lhevnre sugnr- -cnnted so that the most sensi
'Verah TAX" them pleasantly. and being pureIv
Ncee'hhie, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity. ""!
Price p els, per Box; Five Boxes for 81 o.
Lat 4"nlccrs Oh Cicrgymcn, Physicians. States
'"eh' and eminent pcrsOnagcs, have lent thcir
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, Lut our space here will not permit the
I!'ei'ou Vi ihcn' Inc Agents below named fur
hlsh gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
COMPLAINTS, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure " 'A
Do not be put off by unprinciplcd dealers with
liner liner preparations they make more profit on.
demand AYERS, and take no others Tho sirk
want the best aid therci, for them, and they should
have it. ~ '>' '--0"AN
All our Remedies are for sale by
A. COOK,
General Agent for Geauga county,
ro,,, CharGon, Ohio,
GT Sold by DR.. JoHN NIcuoIs. Chardon, and
FIELD " CLEVELAND, r.. Claridon, o. 463-ly
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
OF AMERICAN WOMEN,

IL From he ". +. Daiby Npms IEditorulI
We desire to call attention to u letter from DR.,
Joshua +. Bridge, on Health of American Wo-
men," in another column. lie treats the suhjec1
in an able manner, and his skill and medical judg
ment may be relied upon.
From The Aibapy Ercning Express.
Marshall IS Uterine Cuthocon has proved to bs
fully as valuable as it is claimed 10 be in many
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and o,hers.
DR.. Bridge is regular physician Of very fine at.
talnments, man OF great judgment and discrimi.
nation, judinious and highly successful practi.
toner, in all diseases, especially those of women
and children.
From P6ync,aas.
Marshnls Uterine CathoDcon will certainly
cure all the diseases for which it is recommended
In the worst cases ] have ever met with, Mar
slall's Uterine CaLhylicon is certain and safe
remedy.
MARSIIALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhesiIalingIy offered a reliable remedy for
all those complaints TO which every woman is
liable, and which gradually affect the mind as wsll
as the body, SO that TO think, talk or work be-
comes alike of suffering, if not nm impos.
slbiity. Among other complaints !0r which the
Caholicon is a remedy is he Falling Of the Womb,
Whites, Suppressed, Irregular or Painful Men.
situation, Dloating, lniammations and Diseases
OF the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention or
l,c'nlinence of Urine, Heartburn, Costiyensss.
Nervousness, Paintings, Palpita,ione, Crunus'
Disturbed loep, and all troubles, organic CT sym.
pathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any OF the aboys
symptoms, or with spine Ever or lung comunin,a
are invited to address DR.. BRIDGE, with full con
ldence Tint they will find relief Marshalrs Utter.
ire Cathocon is moi quack medicine bu, il, in
gradients have been made known 10 the Medical
College, and they are at the service Of any respec,
able physician III the country.
The price Of .MarShairs Uterine CniBb,;so. !.
One Doliar and Hoyper Single BoRls.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

nR. X. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Her b
- Doctor, cnn be consulted at the following
places every month, during ls59-GO.
Cleveland, Office lib Ontario street, south side
Of the Public Square, over Stairs Seed Store--
Office days in Cleveland, as follows list, I'd, ilth,
l2Ih lhih. 9th. 2hih 26Ih md 81 -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Wrsr REnEnRn. Cnshncinn Cn Mnu1A

=, w LST DEDfURD, C0shocI0n Co., May IA, 1857
Mr. II. b. Kingsley, Sir,-I have been selling
the medicines OF The Graiienberg Company for lbs
last ten years, and have invariably found lhsm 10
give good satisfaction and ilie pills have sold to
II good many families as regularly as their lea and
article. Marshal's Uterine Catholicon il n medi.
cine that has done great amount of good IN fs.
male diseases. One lady sold it to told me she
had received more benefit from one bottle then shs
did from long course of medical treatment by tho
most skillul physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON,
January LIST, 1858.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
OCTOBER 21, 1859.
MEDICAL.
Appointments.

"fhe roots and leaves will be for the healing of
the nations.m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Sine Sfijje aus S5mbicm.
(Scn sinem britt. SITlter.)

ginss Mcratne lae ib bsim lieutenant s. 50.
Carrie pom "a. ~9~teaiment uno unterridtete i'm
TIM 0eriiibtn, ais mir b6.ten, naB i'm DUrfe Md-
boli eirr Sati (Ssrtrennus) am 5IuIt i~tattin-
ben icls. Oieis Namriht 6sriibrte mid eben 10
beftis, ME metutn iunsen 6reunp. 0ir fonnten
&C Aiht %slauben. oae elm folder Grdusl In DER
RSbe zines tritildsn 9tssimsutS Dor Rh seben
Geqts. gBir mare nod i'm @rlrrIh ~pariber,
ale mir pie oerbGn9niBYcas prpcriicn untcr inc
oiihsr @tuFtbsglsitura ans Der GAIT ,irben unp
Der 0unotrdBe Ju 9sbsn fabsn.
Darauf parisn MIR uns iollei8 at 9ftrpt, elm
Swstter mttnsr Stilsr, Or. Sep, tbat Das @isibe
anO in elmer baIbsn 9tunos b~tfanoen mir uns
an Dirt anO Stsae.
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Mebi5inifobc Stu;eieem.
&jefmmber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

St Senira@t rS r59nertl6rn 25trcr5, mas ~ + i'm Noufc Biz
iS 6ruplabIs eNiien unein 6rlac beIctcn farm man aar nidt
anotre a~orien, ais rae esr DTertift @tluntbeitsufane rcs
S@noeS in rsrbdlniBmaSiQcr gseiis Won rem Nsit ~ouS6ouben ban
Nt'aSmen uno Ter 9alartl Ieihcn uno ft eurt cuocre pcrb RE
lptnCen SpnlmeltrGntbettcn ~tuneSe6en Wtc. 2oS oelbe 6jcbcr
pcrbretht ltb IN Hnlerm yance ppn Satr III Sabr nc6r, uns renn
mot 9etetS 6leesr, 10 ntre leicr Gbrlero rcicu Steac e%innsbncn.
cene crn zen with OGUcnFetern. Ccm SYrbue uro tolt,n mn
gHe6lelrctern III iprdtn, Die fGS ibc Nn;atl Spftr fur boS Osrob
ipIeern. 5n SGtr@ft cteler 8tato&eu III bae tcte, mas man
tpnft ram, fe Observation-Disclosures in ibnm Rcrnalru Suitanp ,u
srPalen, Obne Die yetenstrait 81 %sc2prern. 3u bjtlem GnSs Bat
Or. Spicthr Gin 4rlrarot. ~"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

March Mallow pastoral hemostat que paste
BON nnsnebmiisn Gjeltmaf; aeatn Grtiltuna mo 6ujtcn pen ren
trlien [%ran;Uitl&en unN amtritanti&en @eHNn ishr e~mpfrpIen. 3u
baten bel 6. 6. GiGher. Not
Seine 0erir5,G breolare erbielt 1reten
S. 6. 6ii8tr, @st.
Gilsn.GbrcOlare, teidnpis fria nnO pcn erltsr
SualitSt Bel 8. G. 6iG6er. Mot
Gaeap, &aH,.GNen,. gi6rItufe, gcnit YUmper I'M
5ppfen enpfcbt 6. 6. 6if6er. 9Lot
Srtlde 1lrausn unp Mscicamente. unter anceren
ssaetabiItlhe &Iutreunjeunse- 9iQen, SranSut6'S<, Sa,res, xnb
eeui d, 0Gtitr< qilen; MeyaneS Yebtrs@iutn; SuFano's, 90
ltetter's, Sper9aYenS unb Sattye Sitcrs, friIh erbaltcn uno ;lm
Sertauf bel 9. 6. GiI6er. Mot.
&dmme, feline unp arute, pom Sncia rubber, Glftn.
bstn UNI 5rrn; fran;6ilhe unb en9li5t 3abn~ uno Ga0elbiriten; ;
stte eau be GpIOsne, in baIten unp sanSen GIaeone, bel
s. 6. slid er, &st.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Gay @ie mau ale 6dmer,en bcil.u fam.

Vie 3%aulener. wcctc on 8bcum0tiSmuo, 9tcurolaio. ncrpRfrn
Nrpt- S'eIdtes, Scttcn-, GNircCr- unb MudcnitmCr,cn lctccu.
nrotn 9aulSenblttItat Sinbrrur8 uno 90rsIthc @bbulft, mcnn it
onrtepprnee cure NlI 9%ebr0utcn. 0ieic Gneara.
non einee ebemtnen b&t lb ais has bette 6etmittel fur Shnicr;cr
IN cen 8npdtn, Ntuoteln, NCrprn unr S,brcn bemdbrt. geyiubC
tr1c 6lalHt uno rntc Seiiung! 9rciS II, % uno 90 Cts. Ser.
auft DirO b1fcltr bel
Gal in NitnOnb, Nrriplf ump SctSrsbur S'"SS''"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
NrcSi0tci,
fuS life Conn , 5eit- uup 8sisrtase
ncbit
etniycn Suetagsprcpietcn unb @rabreceu,

hHA
stntgen SmetdgsprccietCn unb @rabreccu,
uno
srtpetter'cn gtihbctlun9cn ouS irtncm duFercu upt innereu
NcbCns9Nn9e.
Nit rem Silpuils bee &crfnlcrs in Stabl oeacten.
stab Der ;pOlftcn (neuciten) @uflooe r~rnf6neie berouSosaeben.
800 Seiten III 9rpBem druid.
Srlfss Stirerbtbcl, ole src6e allaemtinc, ucer bic dame
Sstlt9e Sdrift bee Nltcn unp 8euen Selamcnte mad Or. 81.
HutberS lletcrittune. 9radt-Nusaobt mir 100 fb5ner in Ben
Scrt eir9ecrudfen gbbilouracn une SurHaus oebcnbCr gonssin.
in 2srer 0etunecn.
2tie ShbcI m0ht sen Support surppdii6tr 9jIecreSitc!n emf.
bebIt6 uno ietdnet itd i%nStejcEeere npdb eurdb icltenc g5plndn.
eta'i III hus, tnotm nc Die Ipotropben aln;, b0nn boS 3. uuS 4
9v Gsru, boS 3. BUD, Der Itatfa6 6r uno bic 3sri6runo 9e-
ruiz lens rcn Srl. SIopiue entbllt, wct6c er66rentteiIs in an
bern SIbcl- Gue9abcn ftblcn.
Arnlfs, S., iCh5 Butter pcm rabrcu Gbri0rutbur,
nett ttj9cfa9tcm 4eben bee lL. Cutters uut ceIlcn 0arabissa6rt.
lent mad Cen Srnn< une Scierta0e> @pan0clten unb Gpi(te(r
lfGtt elmer Nreentidbeu 9auspoitile yu scbrGuhen. @eeit 66 rel,
rn Sp(,lhniitcn. II. /. 2i42 Seimh, G3rntsr S,rra S"r;S.r
Neoerblne nit Niormprfbnttt uno 9pppelihicRen.
. t%nlolten'e, y, btnimiiidra Ger9niacn in GSrtf. ccer
rrlftdnet9ee G%5ebettud fur ale Soften, nbf ter 9ctbeneordidDte
unlcytS Setionecs uno Mor9cns unc decentralization in serftn.
O.. .. @reetr Otut. Spltper GcbcrbNab nit Marmrritnitt u.
OpppclIGlWftn.
StnrtS, 8. 6r.. tGllihcs 6anbtud, in autcu NM IA
fen Eosen, %entboItcuo NuimuRt4 unsrn, G5etctc uus @cC5uor III,
9jelunpC. Arante, gctrattc uno Sttrpenec, uctIt GJtte,cn unS
GcfInScn fr StmanseIe ut @etdrcrbe. 7o2 5ctten. Grcbcr
Druid. Sdbner, lpltecr EeoerbOnb nit 9opperblNfcn.
~@1obner's, Sp5, ShottGltden, entbalfrup titIiItr Yr-
t5adsrH n nut ertaaIiten gisGsrr ouf @lt =, ttcs SabreS.
Spliecr Hccereinbanb nit Disqualification.
San9er, Der, am Ornte. Giue Nuswa err ann
Gcbr0uhc bel ecttcn6c96n9nifcn mic aub 5rpn!tco, fur GSlhe
ee UNI 9eIWbte Soote trauern. lSnlp. 24U .. SCI Sdbncr
Wcuncltnetnbdno nit grloticl.
6utncrs bibliIhe biltrrieu prn Rem NIten II. Ncuen
3eltancnt fir bic Suacno uub 9Splfsiduler. Mcu bcorteitet prr
Y. u. 8crncr, Nttt lttdtf0bIibcn Sraeru inter benz 9crtc 81
StieCrn unS ctncn RIrtte1 ppn 9aldiina. 46S g. Gtrrr,
ocutiiher DRUID. gcbcrbano nit 5cprciIh;tcacn.
Sdirlbe sGerf cu9Iil6.
NSitihePe, s. 8. g8., Noracn- unc Eisenhower. ucbI,
1hoern @tldn9cn umb ctncm @ubons. Nit ctucm Siicltupfcr
gcnOu nab pSr Original @uSSabe, Ismo $2s .. sdbn in
Wpurcltn ocbunoen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
8rteprih @ertarbt.
(Qrit Dor 4001.)

Ssben uno 9Sirttn BON @eneral 6rtrprih 98tlbelm
pom Steuten. Qret5 Is Gts.
Struoe's WeltAelhibte, a 2iefsrung 25 Gents.
Sceiate Ntspublif, 9terocteur Struoe. drummer 4 @ts.
grOipsitc Sn pbensurannten g9ertsn Iiesen EUR @inli&t lei
3. 5. Stcder.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
ausufs 80reftr,
NpDtbe er unb Oruaaih,
SO. 10 CITRATE

no. ~ Nlatn=Strabf.
Danteno fr eae btsber 9sncnnens 3utrauen bcft s, unter gu.
lIhsruiIe prpmpter Steienun9, bafelbs audi fcrnerbin III erbaHsn.
&eetpts nerSsn gu isesr 3it (bsi Gag unbNaG) prompt unb &C.
%niftnbaft a~uS9efrbrt.
&ac Scrtsn 8artefsHt, Gsnferelas, 9ru6bdnber, Giaarrsu,
Rauf>. &au> une ShnupffaSaf b%sdnbie nnpanb une msretn gu
cen %biaisfsn 9reisn strtauft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
9artsbprne's CURE-ALL.

OartSpprneS CURE-ALL,
(Nrdp ,rtt Won ttncm Gbsn;fer.)
Gieles Nttttel 9ejlt alr Shmcr;en. = Ias maoiIh
SSunrCr u~airrsr Belt.
3icieS ncribrruc 6tiImineI miro inueriib uno Suserl;6 ouoe.
wanpt. Is - lN9Ieth
SaInmtp, I%crfhhmcri,
Strrcntun4en II. SerlceunSer, SeiteRrhCn,
Gbplcra Nirrtue, TrptbcuEn.
Sriauun9en, Ralte iticber,
NturaLgia, Strcuihmrr;rr
TpeumaltsnuS, Sr0ncWunecn,
SubucrauScu, Gbpiera.
@lteeerreiBtn, Scrnuitmcr,en
Na9nibmcrSen 8rut hmcr,yn.
2plenifrH, GrIrprcnc 5SuFe,
gonnccn pals, 8irptnbrttc,
GuBltmerSen, WcitIettstbr ,fhmsr,sn
HIderidnerSen, geibItmer;cu.
9a rahelbe ;uateih Gin oute5 Stdrfemittel IN. 10 III e brIrussrs
bel Ma9enldwdde, 9psprpna unb aaSemtiner Sdbmdbe N em.
pteelen. GtrtaUft mrb biicS 5filmitrl
IN 6ialhru III % unp so Gents.
Fs- Sere 6amith, @ehenbe ub @rbeiter ipate FUR einsn CT.
pf.aiSen nn9Iufefal uber Sei pI6eIinen A%raptbeiien cine 6lal6e pn
otelem pelmtttet ftt5 bel ih fubren.
Nsr solicit 9E ir8enc neIdbe Sdmeritu babtn. 10 braute ron
oteltm y ure> Ill, une Su wirlt ausenblitlide 2ineeruna une
pstiuns Fnren. gu baten bel
z. 9%S09aer, 81. @6bcter unb
bel allen Nppthetrn in 9iibmpnb,
Nprfpf mo QeterSbura.
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Sn6bdmbIcr=9 u

Sn Ssrlo9t ron San Scbtcr in philadelphia lit Ipcben erIdtie-
iebcn:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11
SEGATSS AND TOBACCO.


II AvAFA sE9ARs--IN BOND, Fo9 EXPORT. OR IN
- store, duty paid, for sale by 81 ALTON. SANFORD
ingorters 30 Besvcr street, Of William, opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

rypruAL NOrlCR-rHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
- fniiv informed hat JOSEPH LEE CO. merchan
siorS have removed l69 70 5Si Broadway
,6e csrper o. Prince street, eass side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

CEvENTY.FIRsT REGIsIENT-THE MHMBERs OF
y Company q, seventy first regiment are hsreby notified
attend special meeting ps held hs Armory on Tuesday
quesed buanefs OF importance TO member win be
transacted By order Of 80
ALEXANDER P. KrNNAN, Captain.
J. c. STEVENSON, Orderly Sergeant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

NOR RALE-TBB CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TINS CITY.
propose sell four story and basement brick house
and full lot house 2srss feet lot sx!eo 70 The most improving
sell property for 5000 % 900 cash tho balance bond
Asd mortgage Tor years, at per cent Address Owner,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

u ALL Oh slNi.LA GLsarN PaGrshnIN0
comfort 70 fashion, IN hanse pewy furaisei los
ion ptopstie ana terms scHA5e be sasd w
r. ". at 228 West Foufteenh street References Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

x,UBRIsDED ROOMS TO lEr-TIfa BO led, IN >
bense containing tns odsrn inproy' ants French
posen rlDer az clock. Apply At lsc Bescktr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

n EMovAI-CoNRAD MULLER HAS REMOVED HIS
teea Where he win be happy 10 see The many friends who
rnd noe elegant style and he b now able 70 satisfy
,s rcs nretertous gentlemen who viii honor hin,
~l In their virfis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

NOR eALE-rHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING
Pres,dsps square Known &c Tie Club House. compri.
In IA fronting 66 feet inches
square, and running back b feet inches
ney With ID toot alley at the side OF the house. The
soube house basement with back buildings stables
For terma apply TO j. z. NC OIRE co. Waahington D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

UNITED STATES HOTEL. FAR ROCKAwAY l. I, N
now open for the reception OF gaess -This hotel =
handsomely tuated within ten mnuies walk Of Atlanta
BE- surpassed This hotel elegantly furnished taroughouA
bot and cold baths and other requisite for the comfort o.
yises The bonse and furniture are new and ths
sre srge ana well vensed Families or individuals wW
tnd this quiet and de srabe CHARGES mode
rate stages leave the depot 81 Jamaica arrival d d
rains g. WILL Ana. Pr,urie1oP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

THE IoRT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL. LAKE GyoR01.
june. pAElEL GALE. proprietor, CALDWELL N z. fhe
steamer Ninpehaha Capt Gale Will commence bar rusnins
trips in connection with Lake anil
railroad 10 SaI atoga on the lst day of juno.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24

A German Clergyman, BIZ way of giving
a eulogy to dead man al funeral, de.
clared that his'own experience would prove
that the deceased was; tue most generous
Of men, , as be had long ago borrowed forty
dollars Of him, of, which, to his dying day,
he l., had never asked the paymept. OF the
aabt thus acknowledged before witnesses,
however, the irein, the next day, demanded
payment.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24

THE Doom Of the World. The North
British Review, discoursing on the doom
of the world, has the following re-.
marks
!" What this change is to be, we dare not
even conjecture, but we see in the heavens
themselves some traces Of destructive ele.
ments and some indications of their power
the fragments Of broken plsnets-the de
scent of meteroic stones upon our globe
the whirling comets welding their loose
material at the solar surface-the volcanic
eruption in our own satellite-the appear
ance of new stars and disappearance Of
others, are all fofeshadows of that impend-
ing conyulsion to which the system of the
world is doomed. Thus placed on planet
which Is to be burned up and under heav
ems which are to pass away {; thus residing
as 1t were, on the cemetaries, and dwelling
upon the mausoleums OF. former worlds, let
us learn the lesson of humility and wisdom
If we have not already been taught in the
school of revelation" -. -. -. 49,.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24

'Will you have a Daily Sanf said
news,boy to Mrs. Darlington.
- Will you have Daily SOM" Why,
you little scrapegrace!.. How dare you
insnuate against a lone woman from
home!. No; indeed guess won't have
sNdaily san Ny poor, dear man used
to, complain aaawfally when I presented
him aearly SON A" daily SON indeed
Begone, you. little ,apstart ,impp And
the old woman called fot'the turkey-,ail fan
TO keep from sMoonine, :, ..
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-24

Neutrality-suspicious., Liverpool, and
Coventry are the ouly towns in England
where matchmaking is carried OH TO any
great extent; the greatest number are man.
ufactured in London. The number oi
watches manufactured in Switzerland is
almost incredible; there were nearly one
hundred thousand imported to this county
IN the past year.
a great numbor of females are there
employed at certain branches of the work.
Ihe principal part of the watches made in
Switzerland are those with the horizontal
escapements; it is Of the flaLtest cons,ruc.
ton, and so few of them are now made IN
England, that they can hardly he said to
be an article Of English manufacture, al
though of English invention, being invented
by Graham, the apprentice of Tompon,
eminent London watchmakers, who lie
buried in the nave of Westminster Abbey,
in the same grave. Watchmakers, until
recently, were in the habit of making fire.
quent pilgrimage to the sacred spot; from
the inscription and the place they felt proud
OF their occupation, and many a secret
wish has arisen while silently contemplating
the resting place of the two great men,
whose memory they 80 much rcvered.-
Their memory may last, but the slab is
gone. 1t was taken up in 1888, by order
of the dean;, and two slabs substituted {;
but we do not see why the inscription
should not"bave been literally copied from
the original tablet. Who would suppose
that on small lozengeshaped bit of marble
was all that was left to indicate where lie
bodies of the fathers of clockmakinp-
"Thomas Tompion," and "honest George
Graham" greater benefactors to mankind
than thousands, whose sculptured urns i'm
pndentIy emblason merits that never exist
ed.-A Fen Words about Matches and
Clocks. go -...
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Raadoiph.1A ,thopsrnd anecdotes ;of
John Randolph are related. The -----
family were'in some unpleasant difficulties
With the Roanoke orator {; and those of the
>nane were 80 numerous, that when an al
tercation took place With one, it was apt to
end 10 a-collision With the entire class. :.
: "They are like a; pile of fish hooks. -
said Randolph, Joining GShiss fofe.fpger and
thumb, it you try TO faiae one, you raise
hundred OF: them."I
This triae exhibits an actual instance of
the peculiar plainness and point which char
aeterized Mr.. Randolph's iIlustratiors.-
'Che listener followed the direction of his
thin fore-fpger. and seemed to look upon
the images painted by.a stroke Of his trench
ant wit.-Literary MESSENGER. ,.
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I Joker upon sad facts says that several
banks like the .Alantio telegraph cable,
have become e-,bartassed' in "paying out"
and are now afl at sea.
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growing larger. But will pay all--yes,
yes, all let me see how much is it 2" and
he attempted to figure 1t out with his con
fused, almost crazed brain.
"Ncvcr mind the interest, father" said
Henry, " I will pay that"
mo, no; l will pay ALL" said the old
man. Then after few moments deep
thought, he continued Yes; you may
pay them now, then can pay it all to you.
am still young, and can earn more. I
must go to California; that's the place for
ne. I'll start to night. Goodbye, 1Tcnry.''
And he literally rushed from the house,
crying Pay all-pay all
After Henry paid the few that would &C
cept the interest, he went in search of his
father i'll law but he was nowhere to be
found. All night they waited for him !;
but he did not come: hours rolled into
days, days into weeks, weeks into months,
before they heard from him. Finally, a
letter came, dated " Bear Creek, California ~
saying that he was in good health, was do
ing well, and should be at home ere long,
to redeem his promises. Meanwhile Henry
commenced business for himself; years
sped away, and he was very successful; but
the crisis of 81 came, and the weak and
the strong were alike falling victims before
it.
1t was a cold night in early winter 4;
Henry Elwell sat before his parlor fire,
gloomy aud dull his wife vainly tried to
soothe and comfort him; for long while
he sat silently gazing into the fire, then
rising and walking the room he said:
"Twenty years ago tomorrow, my father
failed. Tomorrow, must. There is TO
help, nothing will prevent it," and he
bowed bis head and wept. Two hours
had passed, and still lie stood there. The
bell rang. "Tell them cannot see them
tonight; tomorrow will be time enough" !"
he said. lie listened as Anna stepped into
the hall, and the servant opened the street
door. Could it be, he heard her call
" father?" While he listened, the door
opened.
"Ilere is my dear father, Henry
said his wife, rs she led in the old gentle
man.
Edmands looked few years older, an.l
time had left traces on lis forehead, and
whitcncd few moro hairs of his head
but he was still physically hearty. lie
stepped to the table, and taking bag 0,
gold from under his cloak, he laid it down,
saying:
"There it is, Henry now have paid
ALL"
THANK you, father, thank you; 1
am saved; tomorrow, I too can pay
all !"
The storm has passed, and noLIy did
Henry Elwell weather it; he has retired
from the mercantile world, where he has
left name bright and unsullied. Should
you 60 up the Hudson River next summer,
you may notice new mansion, some three
miles above West Point. It was erected
for Henry Eiwcll; and there he will be
with his wife aud her father.
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Falsebood, like nottle, stings those who
meddle with it. D. IS
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Meanwhile, honest John Edmands had
taken his daughter and removed to what