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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

Arrival Of the Persia a-d Edinburg. at New
York, the Parana at st. Johns, and
the Etna or Cape Race.
ONE WEEKS LATER INTELLIGENCE.

ADvICEs TO THE 9th OF JUNE.
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and the fountain itself being in full play added 70 the
general effect. The crowd immense The entire
space within sight OF the Hall thronged with people,
while Ia every window and every roof In the vi
entity many spectators could DO accommo-
dated The pyrotechnic display comprised the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

FIREWORKS AT MADIEOH SQUAHks
A shutdown large number Ct persons had assembled
n Madison square behold The display al pyrosechny
Aich We 10 iuminsts that section os New York Cvs-
Aunliy and rapidly did shsir numerical prcporslcns In
oress t length there about zen thousAnd pso
- On the ground Meanwhile, The fireworks we're being
sscted into their allotted positions. The wsshingsoa
Hsnd discoursed "Hail Columbia" "The sAr spanssd
nnsr" and other national and popular airs, md fu
laAs from pistols and IRE crackers was constantly
uahtained sp~s inpasssnos sooa besn 70 be nanisss
- by the roushsr portion of the ssssmbss Or ths s
works. ooe wished he The arss rocket ascsnd, end
s.ohr that the Arst pecs Arsd while third wahsd
10 know Why hs had besu foolish 70 BE- there
". But al seemed 70 forget The fAcs thaa The long tw
light OF early stII lingering them, ssd
~ Mr.. Edxs was, amer ali, wiss In rmsaberine
ahn nct, - enabled shs beho,dess Ne better 70
60 90, cuaa.svsasly, appreciate, his radiant ed
0aeninceat dsp,ay But while ere speaknG, "Thnrs
49, rosss," Oy number q voice. around, md On
Cur syse W behold rocket afer rocket streaming
rm mo sns AZ - dssurfbing their beautiful ocaruss
sx shey suddsny sxpsds II N elevation Of nearly half
.fe above ~ 80 psedsce myriad Of golden serpeuas,
dshiny through ~ se1opphsrs and psvf0vming al
~ no1 msseoonsAess sctions ti they vanish
- b. foreossn: Now Z. iI1unsnassd bomb asosnds,
snd b~ssts win . loud suplosscu psrpeudIcularIy
aooo feet above you anU@sr end snoSher oIlovv n v,sh
a. nsst ssyknsy bessesl ~ brilliant eject and then
tsasion, ana agreed shas shs "Psm Tres piece hss
bssn fred and In rev moments The aid tres Appears
~ ore brilancy and besuty than ever The most ambi
Aiona sou a. the forest dreamed q attaining Ten follow.
"a me other piece next In order Until snssn n the str
expectancy riveted The f~a of the
which large pieoe representing Justice, with that
word m large letters smbesoned across u, while ibe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

Thh rural square Or park, lying In the suburbs
Of The city, presented unusual appearance II
festive enjoyneot The fireworks, which were 70 have
taken place eight occck net commenced until
hafpast that hour al which time groups Of young
and n,dsns were be seen respecsby attired peram
bulating the public grounds. Alderman Farley, into
WHOSE hands were trusted the carrying OF the die
rent amusemen acquitted himself 70 the entire sasAc
too q all present Cassels splendid amateur bsud
In reguisition, which tended greatly 10 add 70 the
enthusiasm that prevailed Every appeared jublant
and seemed appreciate the grauous entertainment 70
which they invited. A. half past eight O'clock pre-
eeey the FIRST 81 the fireworks they appear In the
suhjOined programme, was let on.
J. Chinese Bywey Rockets with Colorcd glars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

shortly After nine O'Clock In she evening ars occurred
~ No Fvst street II originated In The carpssser shop
q john q Williams, On sAs second noor and oauscd
BY some fireworks. rss building ss~riy Destroyed.
Mr. wiAms' ss yin be shout $500 insured for 600 Ia
the Market Insurance Ccmpany he third door
cupied ~ cabinet nhop BY John Kimpcii fo~s about
e<oo Insured ns $50 = he Rugera fhe drst n0ov
occupied by @ H. CHM, dealer IN hides skins Lo<s
e2s0 injured for 81 900 n United states Insurance Con-
pany. ne building owned BY Abel smith Loss seoo;
Insured.
Te furniture Of l. Clark No First street. was damaged
BY wster 70 the extent Of $50 The roof cf
No We burned or and The furniture n The occupant,
Cornelius Kirby damaged about ESQ., insured for o800
10 the Hamilton Insurance Company.
vTRx IN CANAL STREET..
Between tw~ve and one O'Clock yesterday Thursday
morning. nre was dscovWcd 10 Tho ambrosype ssry of
Marks Dcoce, sei Canal street, caused by nrswvst,
Damage about so insured In Pacific for ESQ., me hair
dressing the second noor damaged By water
Insured in Lemon Insurance Company The nSs door
pied fancy goods stsrc damaged by water Insured In
the Relief Insurance Company. me building owned by
Mr. Ostrander insured Msrchants Insurance Com pay
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q The dsys enjoyucnt snaii number of musicians,
part o( tho scuan Band, were IN attendance and physd
numbsr q popular airs while The fireworks being
let o. he number of people pssssnt whoa The display
conmenced-which vas about eight o'eicck-was about
ave thousnnd; The windows and rocs Of ths adAcsnt
housss aso hilsd with people; squad q poSosas~
h attendance 70 prsssrve order and prvvsns peDeug
nom appruoching 100 near The pSeoee.
~ about eight O'Clock she display coumsnssA, two po
os>a holding - asns lnsth 100 bhss Shas whls ihs
Doodle" whss M blue lshas hsA burss oct sn.Ssr
o rockets dacharge<, ed the ara plecs a0isbs
lighted. Thb wss email circular frame u wvcd-
work having, when lighted mes Of various coiored dru
running round t. The whole bid very prcsty AppsAr-
involved rapidly ~ Axis Thesyarks nthrew
DEAL they being placed rather closer 10 Than found
PLEASANT Ten another discharge ~ rockets, whiis
The pieres followed each other In rapid sucopssion al
being remarkably good, and Judging nom The hearty
cheers given BY the crowd every one vss veil pleased With
them The rockets howevsr but secosd rsss resars
bursting Among the pieces called the Maltese Co
rsArksbv prey md ELECTED several h~arty chssr
from thors prssent 1he display ooscudsi with . Ans
repreeenssson Of Fire Engine this whea lghssd, We
hsarty ehecrea and was vsry truthful reprssssat!oa
rent opsored Arre1 yeow, white ed blus vhfls shs
pieces burning two baesss ~ or which threw
large Numbers a oclored balls u amazing The whcIs
sceoe hsn the hand played "a Columbia and the ass
piece went out with s<r'ssof loud explosions, and sns
display ever
znsr auusipe themss,vss for . short time watching
the fireworks, which wcre being " "a fron several q
the houses IN the vicinity ths peop suisty dperssd,
the whole AMIR having paced OF In remarkably ques
and ovdevly manner, all having apparently heartily
tved thenseives. me whole number Of pieces iet on
tssss Of The malpr. me rvckess, howcvss were bus
rnfo M n n M
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
MEDICAL.

In presenting you with DR.. EATONS IN
FANTlbE CORDIAL, we desire to state its su-
periohty over every nostrum that nurse or quack
has heretofore offered you.
First-It is the preparation Of n regular physi-
clan, who is well Qualified from much experience
in infantie complaints to prescribe for them. Sec
ondly-lt is entirely free from paregorlc or opiate
ofnny kind, aud consequently relieves by remo-
wing the suffering Of your child, Instead Of deaden
ing its seusibiltics. Thirdiy--lt is put up with
great care as II comparison Of it with any other
article for infantile complaints viii show; the
very roots from which it is distilled being dug
from the forests, under the direction Of DR.. Eaton,
many OF them by his own hands. FUurthly-ll is
perfectly harmless and cannot inure the most DEL
cate infant, and is certain cure and relief in all
the following cnse4 which ls its chief merit over
every other preparation, Wis ..-.
FOR ALI COMPLAINTS ATTENDING
TEETHING; such as DYSENTERY, COLIC,
&c; also, for soliening the gums, and relieving
pain. For regulating the bowels It is unequalled
For Cold in the Head il is n sure relief. For the
| GROUP, the most fatal and trying OF diseases, il
can be relied on with perfect confidence; and be-
| ing powerful antispasmodic in all cases OF con.
| vusions or fits, we earnestly recommend you tC
lose no time in procuring it. Lastly-lt costs SC
| much more than ol her preparations OF the Kind
as can those whose whole expense is their ndver
tising; for the same reason, it commends itself q!
the most reliable to all mothers. In all cnses
the directions, wrapped around each bottle, mus
be strictly followed. Price % cents per bottle
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

THEY DON'T THANK You FOR Ir-The
New Orleans Delta thus discoursos abou,
Union Meetings ut the North:
Hero is iaci-a fuct worth studying
about. And arc the people of the South ,s
DO cnjoed into happy security, because q
few hundred merchants, dnrious 10 retail,
their Southern trnde, have, by lavish expen
diturc of money and other needful npplian
ces, got together n largo public meeting
and passed. divers and sundry decent reso
lutions We hope not.
with such indisputnble facts as thcs,
before them, we doubt whether the sensbl,
and intelligent and rejecting among tn,
Southern people will care much about tn,
grand Union meetings lately hold in tn,
cities named. Poworless patriotism is O
no earthly value, and when tho chances ar
that tho powerloss patriotism is stimulate,
by selfish motvc-by desire to retain
endangered trade, it bccomes-well, n
matter what, as we are not in tho habit {
using harsh phrases
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

FOR SALE BY
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G. p. Trent, Claridon.
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Herrick g. Gaines, Newbury.
Tew & Butts. Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally, thrs
out the State.
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March ls, 1850. 479-6m
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Howard Association,
pHILADEI,PU

Il Beneuolenf, lustifution established by spsci1
Endowment, for. The Relief Of the SICK and Dis
t'eSsed, Afflicted uih FirWlent aud Epidem,c Dis
eases, aud especially forMe Cure oJtke Serual Or
gdnS,
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act
1NI ing Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. will
description Of their condition, (oge occupa ion
~, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhna
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
~ sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free OF charge. Two or three Stamps ior postage
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Address Dir. J. SKlLLIN HoUGHTON, Act.
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Directors. EZRA d. HARTWELL,
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, See'H Presideni
5l9y1
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MRS: RoBINsoN,s CERTIFICATE,

VERNON, Trumbull Co. May lst, lS45.
This cerliies that | have been in very poor
health for years and found little or no relief after
employing n number Of physicians. My disease
was Prolapsis Uteri. / had been reduced by that
and Flouror Albus until / had become liberated to
n considerable extent. By the advice of DR.. G.
w Bushnell l procured and took six bottles Of
Marshal Is Uterine Catholicon which enabled me
he died, which was about year since have
taken three bottles since his death, which has made
me able to labor and support my family Of three
children. The Calholicon has nearly restored me
TO health II is the only thing that has mitigated
my suffering for which fell very grateful,
MARY &. ROBINSON
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
MEDICAL.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.

IT Is o fact that, at some period, every mem-
Der Of the human family is subject to disease
or disturbance of the bodily functions; but,
with the aid of q good tonic and the exercise
OF plain common sense, they may be able so TO
regulate the system as to secure permanent
health. In order to accomplish this desired
object, the true course to pursue is certainly
that which will produce q natural state Of
things ut the least hazard of vital strength and
life. For this purpose, DR.. Hostetter has in
troduced to this country preparation bearing
his name, which is not new medicine, but one
that has been tried for years, giving satisinc-
tion to oil who have used it, The Bitters
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
and liver, restoring them to healthy and
vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro.
cess Of strengthening nature, enable the sys-
TEN to triumph over disease.
For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nau-
sea, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious
Complaints, arising from a morbid inaction
of the Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps,
Dysentery, Collie, Cholera Morbus, &c., these
Bitters have no equal
Diarrh9a, dysentery or hux. so generally con-
tracted by new settlers, and caused principally
by the change of water and diet, will be speedily
regulated by brief use of this preparation
| Dyspepsia, a disease which is probably more
! prevalent, in all its various forms, than any
| other, and the cause of which may always
! he attributed TO deranrements of the digestive
organs can he cured without fail by usine
U6STETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS, as nei
d;rect;ons IN the hottie For this disease every
physician will recommend Bitters of some kind
then whv NOT use an article known to be infal.
lible? Al nations have their Bitters. as a pre.
ventive of disease and strengthener of the sys.
TEN in general; and among them all there i.
not to be found n more healthy people thar
the Germans, from whom this preparation ema
mated, based upon scientific experiments which
have tended to prove the value of this rreat
preparation in the scale of medical science.
i FEVER AND AGUE.-This trying and provok
ing dlsease, whlch hxes It's relentless grasp Oh
tne uo"y ., man lcuuoinB nun " d L,'el sl'a
u;,"r,, ~ ,J Io,,nIi,, ,,so,oaa - AK f;S
fror Tho hodv hv tho nso Of UOsTETTER,s
RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, none of til,
above-stated diseases can be contracted, ever
IN exposed situations II the blttcrs are use'
as per directions. anu as they heither cre"l
~ ~nausea nor ohenu INC Painte' anu Ienuer !I uh
necessary any chahge Oh olet OF ihterruP.loi
oil ordinary pursuits put promote SOUND sieel
anu heal'hy digestlon' inc cohPialht 10 re
j duction of a thorough and permanent cure.
\ Eor per,op, in ddyonced Years who mr.
e suaor;r, fron,- on cnfoohlcd constitution nm,
;uG.r, tn0i .ha a." Rit,ons o.o ;nYoInabIn 0s
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
A Ludicrous Picture.

The Indianapolis journal has the fol-
lowing:
If there ever was more ludcrous
spectacle than that presented by the
Southern Democracy at this moment. his
tory has not recorded it. They are raving
crazy to destroy the Union, and all the
time insisting that the North must save it..
1--WE aciN dissolve the Union" they say
I'VE are bound TO doit. We are aching
for chance to begin. Why don't you
Northern men stop us? 1t is your bust.
ness to save the Union. We cant do it
and we won't think Of trying. Here we
are fairly splitting our breeches to spill
the Union, and you won't do anything to
prevent it. Don't you know if you 90 on
in this way the Union must come in two ?''
This is exally the attitude Of the
screamers Of secession. Now the North,
sitting very sedately in It's own place, and
looking up at these terrific yellers, say,
why, I'm not doing anything to the
Union. My end Of it is going to stick till
the last day in the morning. l don't
see bit of danger except what you are
making, Save your own end, and there
will be no trouble.
YES" says Democracy, CHATS al
very well. but if you don't lc. us have oul
way you will drive us 10 disunion. Why
don't you give up, and Jet us do what w
please Don't you see that you endangel
the Union every moment you hinder US 2?
"Oh, yes" says the Moth, 81 see. Yo,
are like the old Quaker when his wifi
caught him kissing the servant girl
WIFE, said he ii thee does not oui
peeping thce'll make trouble in the family
So you say North, il you don't quit stop
ping our pranks you will make trouble il
the Union II you want the Union tori
in two, tear away. want it as it is, ant
mean it shall stay So" Whoever ha
read The debates in Congress during th,
present session, must have been strucl
with the respective attitudes of the parties
to the Union, which the above dialogue
laintly but accurately presents.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

'Tis fearful state of things when GOV
ernment does not protect the rights ot It's
meanost citizen. But now what person,
however high his position in society may be-
can say, II ain safe from the assaults oil tho
Slave Powcr,' only as he is prepared by his
own power TO defend himself If my words
scom incrcduous. go to Congress, and sec
VIA. is now transpiring there. But for.
bear. will only add, that by tho deeds OF
to-day four more souls havo beer added 10
tho number which John saw under the altar
crying, "How long. o, Lord, holy and true,
wilt thou tot avengo our blood on those who
dwell upon the earth = There is ono thing
had like to have forgotten to mention
that when Governor Wise bad chokcd the
/ life out ol the hacked and wounded body OF
his victim, hc did have the magnanimity to
deliver his remains to the care of his wife,
to be borno to resting place amongst his
friends at the North. As they pass along
from place to place, is still speaking in thun-
der tones:
"Ye sons of freedom como to view
This berald-coGa.cidd-
! Released at last he comes to you;
Hush listen to tho dead
He tolls OF souls whose short career
On earth is filed with pain aud fear;
+ Whllo on thOir limbs tho telters cllnR,
Yet OF release they must not think;
, And no who dares their rescue sock,
On gdliOlcs must dtOnenlent make.
He tells US of a tOrturing rack,
p Designed not bones but hearts to break,
r And whose firm grasp not only Linds
. Ono victim, but all living friends
A victim he, yet not alono-
= Wife, ciidren, must with him atono
h For doing deods of lovo for those,
[ Whom pity never could refuse.
= Sec--sUc--it comos-that corpse is noa
s Haste, froumen l--stand beneath the biol
d Lot patriots bear patriots dust,
t Remembering Am is just.
I! His herald corpse from Slavery comes;
d 1t cries, Sci free, whcre'or it roams-
= 1t shows us that, if men deIdy
d God rules He wiH proride ,cdy.
n Frcemon. to tho bar of God
!. That 'dclveroG' one has fled
10 God his story there will hear;
10 Free The sidve--or justice foar."
10 w. w. BEALS.
10 TGoY, Ohio, December 10Th, 1850.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

DR.. Bronson having been so far reduced by
Consumption, as to be considered beyond all hope
ol recovery by the most eminent OF the medical
profession and also by hmself-a regular physi-
clan OF twenty years practice-as last resort,
conceived the idea OF a N 4 YZlNG THE
BLOOD, and applying the subject OF Physiology
TO the more immediate connection and effect Of
tile state of the blood upon the health and system
| The result has been ;he production OF this BLOOD
| FOOD" from the use of which DR.. Bronson was
| restored to perfect health Within six months
after its introduction, over two thousand consump-
lives were efiectnally cured by it, II you have
any complaints OF consumpive tendency, Cough,
! Cold, Headache, PalpitdtiCn Of the Heart, LosS
| Of appetite, or Pam in The Side, lose no time in
procuring a bottle Of the BLOOD FOOD" II
you are suffering from Nervous Debdity or your
sleep I. brOheN and disturbed, if your Spirits are
Depressed, or y,ur Organs reiarsd,you will find in
this an unlniling remedy, by commencing with
ten drops. ii your Lirer is torpid or diseased in
my manner whatever, one or tDO bottles will be
sure to invigornte and bring it into lively and
health'ul action. In the most inveterate cases o
DysprpSiG, the patient can here find the most eff
cient and grateful relief A benefit is always ex
perienced after taking only one butte. In Mal,
or Female Complaints and Weaknesses, ;he suf
erer, after trying other remedies in vuin may res
assured, that certain cure will result from tht
use Of ttoO or three bOttes. The BLOOD FOOD
is eiiectual in all ca ses of ErUptions, Salt Rheum
Scrotuids and other like complaints. Pale an
cmacint.d children and ndnlis are immedatel,
benefited by its use. Ii gives strength to the body
and color and beauty to the skin. PhySicidnS o
all schools are using it with wonderful success.
For tuH directions see circulars. Price 81 pc
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH& DUPONT, Druggists,
No. 36 Maiden Lane,
New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout tn
country 523yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

THE President has ordered nt the Ma
tion"l Armory at Springfield, Mass,
1000 mnSkets for Southern use, to be
stationed at Charleston, S. c., Augusta,
Ca, and Baton Rouge, La. and 0 900
rifles from the Watertown and WHtervllle
Arsenals for Southern u'o.
What does this mean? What particu
lar need has South Carolina for arms now
pray? Is it for the purpose of furnish,
ing her with the sinews of war. wheI. the
fire-eaters of that Stale get ready to dis
solve the Union? Fifteen thousand
muskets and nine thousand rifles ordered
from the United States Arsenals FOL
Southern use;" that sounds strange
enough. How and for what purpose are
they 10 be used? Is the President thu
playing into the hands Of the South? W.
ask for information. n.-Nor'Oalk Reflector