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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

TnuxDEK AND LlGHr.lH4. .hc y. J. E"-
q"i,e,, in noticing volume OF sermons 10y a
l,rrar her whose style is cyccrding ;urghl says:
"ihc thought is usually er.'d, but his style is
often at fault, as that Of sensation preachers is
rrarr;IIy wI. They proceed upon the crrrnc-
nus mprrS>;on that it is the thunder that kills,
not the lightning, and hence they stun our cars
with sounding words, powerful phrases, ami
Storm ut lis with the dictionary generally. But
this is neither good common sense, cloqnence,
nor poetry. 1t is a pity that really good
,houg ght. should often BE- mqimcd ard marrcd
hv a spasmodic aud cVertrainei manner OF
presentation"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
Temperance Appeal.

WAS visiting to-day, and l hold il My hand
Il letter written by Il dying man. His home.
three years ago, was onc OF The I'appicst, sweet
est ,idir>t and mu.t comfortable homes Of any
working man in ElinI,argh. lie is how dvirg
ot ronsl,npriom, his life is draining away, his
check is hollow his eve is prominent, lis voice
>rpulclIral. There he lies Oh his living he''.-
When first wcut 10 sec him, beside llIn lay Il
child of three years Old, which WAS lifted out
of the I.c,l beside him hy his mother. OF ali
the pilaLc lovkiu~ oI irc,s ! ever looked on, it
WIS Que Of the most touching. Its liml:s aud
! arms were rclliIrrllp skira!.n holc. lis ankles
were baEdasrd nj win scr":'."as >"rn<. di!I
its mouth was drawn toy"li'cr. It Lad t!rs
sweetest face almost ever saw. There WIS
the diving lINshaIri. and there waS tic dying
| child, and there WAS wonIali--tlrce Years
ago as respectable, grntlc!ikc and Know a,
kind, tender, loving IL mother as was iu al Ell
I-;7blirgI And six DAYS T-Q. the missionary Of
the district was heard to say that lla' woman
had sniltcn her dying hu$IaInl and was like to
kill htr child; and went there this day, and
with the tears, falling on the ace of that poor
Young corpse gave God thanks the child
WIS ucdu. VII lHC SdhtH'H hf"ih'H- t'| S''..
dawn locked III upon room, and what SAW II
there! y mother lying III the hcd, the pillow
where that child WAS wing stained with lis
li;r-!;!oud-lllc child dr;rl and the mother
dead drunk-aml with that poor little infant
corpse before her but vcs,crlav-l think that
sccarc as | told her, insight have >obrrrd Il
h.cptlanaIian.-- she tnk chair and hurried it
at her husband, the dying lan, lar g"mc ii
consumption. Can mcn scc ihat amd =" quiet
" i,ack to their work May all the curses of
n gracious heaven hc upon that vice; May God
blast that tree that rar produce such scenes OF
misery in Ibis world. dctcstrd drinking be-
fore, drtrSt it ten times more LOW. And
how ministers Of the g">prI-how Christian
elders, i'll tlr face OF this vice, ran 20 Oh with
their indGI gcrcc>, is Il mystery t" me ; ca'I-
not understand it Il" not condemn tnrni--
v their OWN hands they stand or fall {; bit b."
lore them crarg' drink with breaking more
hraris-witi Jr>'l"yiI!" tic ties I'll mere f'mi-
iic>-wih rniuil,!; more holic>-wth srl"!in~
m"rc s"nlS to lrrlion, ,lan am">t a! tEe
other vices i'll the c"nrlry pmt Together. And
would appeal 10 n;y brethren il there were
any Of Them Lvrc You are 20 hritrr Of it
yul: are the wor>r oi it, 1t ,,"r> Your hoiy 40
ruoi it y, believe, the nri"hi:"s; agent llI"
devil ever ll,Nrrlrd Ia ruin souls. cn!l upon
,hcn, a< | did l;,>t Tine | WAS. here, OIL their
krc,.S, over their Bibles, will, the example "t
ChI>l before them. lu consider tbs question;
aml am certain ii they do 81 in the ri.ht
spirit, they will cni"r to yi@ht c"IIc>i"m.--
licv viii do What have d"Lr, ari'l have
mrv+r regretted it, and know never will re-
yrrt ii, 10y g:vIrg my>cli heart and l'a'd 10
this ra'i>r, urliI BY Gods blessing We triumph.
-D,. &. hr" k.j"rr he .>r"irh TmPer"''cc
h.c'g"r
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
A Tisslt. t., Ss'e,rit.

Col has been showing himself ulo'. thr
earth us we'll as man. lie has bcrm G''''-
deeds worthy OF himself. Ii he be aboHt 10 do
terrible thing i'll ri sltrorsmcS>, lie las l'cc!'
doing marvellous tlIIng> i'll grace. Til" mighty
ingalhcrngs, in so nany n'arcs and l;i"'>,
which the last two ycar--:tsSc' Witnessed arr
sur;ul.y inlssi.. Amr. zEzSS5|5W H. q. bai &
l:,lI0N3turnrd If1:n E'!l ;'a;NVSE1SiaHt ?'in"'>
Father Clniquy goes ont from l'"lrrE, WITH
nrauv thousands behind hnn lrr!aLd sends
lis the good news ui perhaps fifty ,l'onsard
added to the Church. All over Scotland and
EnwIsrd souls in hundreds rise from the dead.
1t is more than the day OF sn all things row.
On what is TO br the i>>;lc o; lll tins We. do
rot spccu!atc. Let us br sober and watch uli-
to PLAYER. -, :.
it Is TO tame or vul gar aye i'll which we live
1t is AN age OF the great, and the boi'I, and the
decisive, both spiritually aid rollt''"lIy. Let
lis rejoice that our lot has been cast in times
when We can 90 and dare Wien We can QUIT
ourselves like mch: when there is 10 need oi
O,,kirq work, bat when We find it ready made
to orr hands; when We do not require to seek
fields of labor or peril, but when they come
and press their claims ON lis, th"IiSand III
dav. Each man then to his post; each IaH"r'
cr to his work; each REAPER TO Ills tnrrow
each soldier to his ranks: each watclman 10
hi. tower. Will, light but SOLEMN hearts with
free but tcrvcnt spirits; rs men .wh"m grace
has l,ourlrt, and blood has washed. amd love
has Isr.lurrd le; It's ~ lpr,h III lic tnlness t"
nur iharkiu! joy 10 do the work OF G":', and
to win tic crown OF / + ;shtcoH<nrSs.-Bo"r'.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

Svv7E CAa"L:=A AE3 TIE DEMocRATIc
L9*vGXr;:,y-- Sto:IIi Carolina will not 90 int"
Tie ba,'jmirr" Convention, whatever other
S'atc: V ii:<ir soccsiy,; !lar DO. Mr. Perry, who
lce'.Hci 10 w,.:.nia~ his delegation at Char
.c@ia,, has wr;tea here tia: he will have no
;;:r; :. Connection vii. he Convention, and
;.j;i;i,:o:,: ihy De:no2@acy 20 lis fate.
i!'ai.aG'rG loiy. j. !, Tritu"f,.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
EhG Weathh

The Lancaster L:d.@
| Considerable rain has
| within the. last week.
ton the rains haze he
sufficient to damage thu
in the entire upper porl
rail on Thursday last J
the crops and the ian!
nat!Ilg the former Oh til
the lriiI-sidcs mulch dam;
ont the district, with
! places iniArea bv the ii
usually promising.
Tic Marion Star &J
For several weeks paW T
onr District have cljWE
the corn and cotton Vb
| promising. We tlIiIE
look more promISing&I +
al thi, sra>on for sew T
The darlington ,SoAJ
SAYS ON our last d,!9
~ wind storm, aasd
On Friday, it comrncnA!
ing, roltinuiI Z Iinps3
iAg night; in this slj
heavy as we have eyersl
AFTERNOON a terrible w]|
rain. passed over this l|
DANA re MAS done b.yih!|
The crops, we tltinlz,l
ed tlran Lcnctitted, by n
The Srmtcr H7nrhndI
as well as others Of or5'
IoccIr visited 10y most \
Sunday last, quite aitf|
tbs place, but we liay1
lhc.rtrom.r Too mucl,ald
Of our planters. 1hcip]
ally, present aspromisil a
-.-sk
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
n!clI OG IW!Sn iIi.l!.FS. !"

n,,,,v dis,nuoiu,ucuts n1,I srlrIu.s 81: uaf:lc.
and inul fail in their s:heimus 10: SO Mrch for
the want Of strength, rs rot" the iIi-'i"rci'on
of it. TIE weakest living creature, hv COZ.
renlralil:g his powers upon single otj".', c;;l'
accomplish something; tic strongest, tr dis
posing his over many, may fail 10 accolnl !.siI
ANYTHING. The drop, 10y conti"nai falling,
borcs its passage through the hardest rock =
the hasty torrent PUSHES over it will! l':>!.oc-
uproar and leaves no trace Lci.ind
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

4 Buffalo boy named Fred Whitehead. has
been, astonishing the St. Louis pc"pl" with hi,
shooting. At Il di>tance' OF ten PAGES, lie
knocks Il half dollar nut Of Il mans hand every
time. and shoots Il r"nnoH sized lemon nli Il
mans head. Whitehead claims 10 l~ the
clamnion shooter in America.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

SAVE YOUR GARnES SEEu.---A great ma!y
nf oar rit:zrns have hrri romnclr'l !" rri'ial.,
many OF their ga.lcn vc~clanlc this season.
owing to the ;,;l#rc, from some raIl>c or ether
in the prmluctivcrcss Of the seed which thry
hm! pmrrla>r,l. Most ii noi all the >:,rl, with
perhaps the exception Of Bnncoin''r c"h'a@"
seed, are hron-Ii here from Tie North. Hun
lru,s and thousands Of dollars are annually
cxIrndcd hy Southern people for c'ln'ion
-;;I,!!>m seed This mi @ht he easily saved il
olr people would only take uron Themselves a
liulc trouble to save from their crops enough
seed To do them the next season. In thi$ way
they would always know what kind Of see;
they had. and always have such SEED a> tl'c
knew to be SQUAD and suitable 10 o';r climate
We hop" our rcairr> will act upon The Snggg"$'
l:on.--G Gnr"rN. E"'~rr'"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
TeIlinjgj

] must relate my" firN
training my Oldest low
He was Il cllatter-box 4
among strangers withoy
might tell more thalIE
him OH my knee | said{
never tell anything We (
onrpians to amy oi'e-g3
Ills quick lnilid colnprct
s,ani, and with q vel1
promised obedience. C
tered my room with al f
said, "lIalrllla, | rnindcf
cd nc whun vou were A
! saId, l can | tclIsyuuf
wish yoa 10 know any &
cnlIsterilnlinn | WAS IL
innotcnt boy, but upo%
let the matter pass, kEy
he cSp.arnc'l or cxtcnn5
loo>c the friendship OF S
su!ly his pare, trustingE
worldly policy. Whg%
more guc: boy, but qS
and It great pct and dai [
linn, became old choE3
cret>, ! gave him 10 8
his Common sense.
from an crrand at a i
stood awhile ab>orLrtiE {
Sa!d:- j.
Mamma, what shall i
4:, InG, '&--ls :AsSi
"Wha; j" N"rl say, i
NY lry." AL he. look Z
>~v, | guc>s II Is time I
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

The Post Office De,a.s mant has issued or
drrs to thc ,ts,InastcrS thlthrghout the cnun-
FRY. directing tlra, the postage upon all trans,
i.nt nrinted matter, forei nd domestic, lnu6t
be pre.l,aid by postage s, @ IS except in cases
whers Prepayment H. and in which
llauAe sortlors do rernv.
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co. - - slss-- -

The Jaranas, ;..;r:H i!.a; o"si1r so.?;. lie
ii,.cS, American Institution ;;.at ,I'.. .e., ".
stem, Tncy ca. :!.c iv..i 'v..:..s ''s....'.,.'
,l.lE"l.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

How RATS MAY EE EypEiLED.--A gentle
man whose h"lI>e Was literally "vcrri'm with
vcrrnim adopted Il rovcI but strictly hios"'hl-
cal method TO ,li>loigc them. Opc"'g ihc
floor at several places in the upper stories "I
his house, he placed til .rc vessels containing Il
mixture OF sui phnrc acid, hlak "xIyd "t mali
ranc<c and colnI"n salt, and closed down the
board.. The rr>,,I: WIS Il slow chcnii';I tic
comIo>rt;"n a;'d rc-r"rrh;mi@ I'll elements, III
the progress oi w!:!cii the heavy. >l'Ii'ng Gi'S'
churi,.,., was di>rm"a-r,i. This n;'Ir lis way
along the opcn spaces ar"! GOWN I" The cellar.
\ lew hrcaths "i the l"i>"riou> atmospheric
served 10 convince ;l,c rails HAT 'lar~"r WIS at
hand. S:,2ir what g! :l":r accumulated rti'!i-
der tie, c"uid, l!.,v Fastened /" al"n!"'' the
premises, >lrr2;. and weeping Il they wrni,
from lavi;g Inflated tie '"Ni"'l> chi"ii"c.
Many lmui,,lr> passed before "mc o! The mum
hrr ,,u,rrrd 10 return. An army Of amiS
rol~, hugs. r",ci'c> ar:'i "Ihrrrr>iliHnt insects
perislrrl linin the 'r">
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

What docs n single rose Oh Il I"'yS tore
head Indicate 1t probably mcal'a that Il kiss
e] !. ,jlrr, lsa '.ndcr The rC@n.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
IIA|MCyD5 LET 4!

I.armom. 81 Suu,i Caro.iua, las
excellent Ie'tcr, ii favor of the Richmond q al
yc','i"n. wh:rt We shall give tomorrow. It
cou2irces with ,he expression Of the manly:
>ctimtut that The S2"tii, with its rlatcriaf
wealth. is saic. il true TO herself. This. is bet
ter tIlau had been anticipated from the Scna-
;rr--Nonty0Hery .'ioH.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

No Iupg AT BALrIMoRE.-Tlc Cincinnati
Eu1n,ir, thus notices the movement Oh tie
part Of some Of uur Congrcssmcn to got the
Southern Delegates to rr:urn 10 Baltimore.
The E.qui,er is the leading organ Of the Doug
las party OF the Northwest:
No change in the platform can or viii he
made 10 snil them. After long AMI full dis
crs, ion ut Charleston, il WAS settled finally for
FOUR vcals to come. The snIrct will not he
arall rc-oprnrd. We are confident Tie dis
uniorri,,, are counting without their hosts, wien
,I,cv claim that the delegation from the "rrat
and patriotic State Of New York viii ASSIST
them to reopen it lv asking cr the ad"pt'on
Of the Tennessee resolution.
! The order Of business al Baltimore viii hr,
first. the admission OF the natiouai delegates
from the seeding States, who3'rc rh",ci' 10y
: the Union Democracy, and >rc"nd. the taltca'
lion Of the nomination nf Senator D"r%ias III
Charleston. The Baltimore Adjournment vii!
be-. and was designed to be, ratification Of the
proplr's choice, WHO has got ninc-ici!'i's "i the
| LATTER IT his i;,ck, aEl wa, endorsed by Il
minority Il, Charleston. We SAY t!a dIS'ini"n'
! isis and to all others Interested. t#"rr i lac
other rossiAc result. The Democratic py"pl'
| have asked, cu u,:sxr for the nomination {" Mr.
DnrgIaS. and poilirial.s must ami viii r"'I>si
| After what has lr..Ii>pirc'i-aitrr Tia" vote 10
has received. and with the feeling that rA>i>--
! il is useless to talk "I any other n"lralI"n
It has ,rol to hr lralc, and ii will he ladr.
Hear also thr mild hut en- lhatic yoUng Sc
ua,nr from Ohio, MIR. l'rgh:
ell, ,v,u,cI tlr Eirhuonl Cunvcriiom L
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

...s >.ts2 10 Lave yoUr conscience clean
.a.. ...". ..s", nd i" Keep Your soul well c!:ui
. ,...ar. I.,u vou. " in hroadc..p:A.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

dEd the loved Bartineus aud Hawaii, and
thus the excellent Kaauva Still, as | had
long cherished strong confidence in their piei,r,
their inability to testify for God i'll the h""r
Of death did not particularly distress nor sur
prise me. Mr. Wbitncv, ofthe mission, dying,
uttered words of triumph. Mr.. Richards failed
to do 50, bring unconscious. | trust he dld
triumph in Christ as really as his brother Whit.
ncy. So with YOU the beloved Evarts seemed
favored with scraihic vision. The equally
lovely and dcvctcl Porter, Of Andover,
departed under cloud. Am mistaken, or is
not too much Dependence placed on the dying
exercises Of the prorsScd followers of the Lord
Jesus Christ Docs the Bible make much OF
this Even lau'< triumphant cxri'maiion, ~
death, where is thy sting WAS uttered when
in health, and WIS spoken for all believers.
How was it with OH lying Head ?-hcr. !. 5.
l'r1ea.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

...a'.a';,y :;o.;ns nc ctr aGt mcdcsty takes
~ .,y -. :.aart.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

Alice Cay has written four as beautiful line:
as can ie found in the English language:-
among tie pitfalls in our say
rfa hest of vs wall ..,ndly;
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

SvrcIDE IN JA!L.--ELrnrrzyr J. Corkfclj,
Of whom We spoke s"l"c lime since Of i'a'; ::
drowned lis child. has Graded his own exist
enc. lie was !nu;!I dcn! III jail "a M"m'iay
morning last with his <p>rrrdcr< tied around
~, j., ew - w." " ,s':'y" 80.
i is rather remarkable that Nrsi:"nIl lave
kir..l himself in tic narnrr in which lac did.
His head WAS no, two feet from the i'""r ai'l
he h,I the fill u$c Of hi: lanis and feet and
could have relieved himself ha, he h.cn ;" dis
posed. We say it is remarkable, l'rcarsc 1t is
natural for one to rcE,vc himself. when he can,
from so uup lcasant a Scn$atI"n as choking
4 Jnry Of Inquest was lcI'i an ver!irt
rendered in accor.I;;m'r with the above ii'riS.
hjmGx!,rr .Sfur, 3ls' M.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

SELr.IurourAxCE.- OF s,ich mighty lnIp"r-
t,ucc every man i, t" himself, and ready t"
think he i> 81 10 others, willowt once making
tI,;s rasv and olvinr- reflection, that his affair
can have 10 more weight with "lh"r men INA"
theirs have With him; and how little that Is
he is sensible enough.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

ANDERSON INrELLIGEScER.--J. {. {. fra'h
cr,;on ard james y. II"yt, i>,uc the l'roSrer-
,us for the LDtrthqc"r,r weekly paper i'll
Anderson, S c., at $ per ennum, to be com.
saeuccd about the 18th July. The editors and
x;etors undertaking this issue are col"peJ
R3 |l sASth fair measure Of support VI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27
SIIerin's safe

IN Obedience to the requirements Of an
Il order of sale issued out of the Office of
tho Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
Geauga County. Ohio, wherein Uarvoy
Cram is Plaintiff and Seth b. Griffin, vii.
liam Harrison and Orrin Wilson wero De.
PENDANTS, to mo directed and delivered,
have caused to be appraised and shall ex-
pose to sale at public vendue, at the door of
Tho Court House in Chardon in said County,
On Tuesday, 2lst day Of February, a. d.
1860,
betweon tho hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate to wit Situate in the
Township Of Hambden, being number nine
in the seventh range OF Townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State
of Ohio, and which is also in tho County of
Geauga, and is known by part of lot number
27 IN tho Bond Tract and is bounded as
follows: Beginning on tho south limo of
said lot number 81. at the south east corner
OF Horton Smiths line thence northerly on
said Smiths cast line to tho corner of VIM.
Radclitfes land thence cast to a corner of
said Radclitfes land, thence south to corner
OF his land, thence east to tho corner of
land OF heirs OF Samuel Pratt. thence south.
erly on said Pratts land to tho center of
the road leading from Char2on to Hambden:
thence westerly along said road to the line
of land owned by said Pratt's heirs thence
southcrly along said Pratt's line to a corner;
thence east TO u corner, thence southcrlv
along said PratLs land to tho south line of
said lot number 27; thence west to the
place of beginning, containing eighty, three
acres of land, be tho same moro or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Said premi-
ses appraised at S2,O75 Terms of Sale
Cash in hand. L. G.. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancory
Sheritfs Office, ,Goauga
Co JIM 2Oth 1890 6o2wh
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27
VOLUME XT. NO. 4.

JonN SHERMAN, the Republican candi-
date for Speaker, is thus hastily sketched
by letter.writer:
"He is tall, thin, brown.hared and
sharp.ieatureG man, of the Emphatic bill
GUS temperament, has the most admirable
temper-or, perhaps, control Of temper
would come nearer the mark. His sharp,
bilious face, and deep-set, subtle gray
eyes give indications that there must be
both physical and nervous rritability at
work within; but the lymph in his veins
is like cold water poured on every fire,
and though the embers of natural wrath
may be smoulderng within there are no
combustble red globules in his blood to
furnish alinlent for any external flame
Correct, courageous, impassive and i'm.
perturbable--always courteous, always,
digni6ed and laborious to a miracle.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27

BEAUTIFUL LExTRAcT.-BeauIiful is ole
age, beautiful as tho slow dropping mellow
autumn of IA rich glorious summer. In the
old man, nature has fulfilled her work -
she loads him with the fruits of wcI.spcnt
life; and surrounded by his children, she
rocks him away softly to tho grave. to which
he is followed by blessings. God forbid we
should not call it beautiful. There is
another life, hard rough aud thorny, trodden
with bleeding feet and aching brow; a
battle which no peace follows this side of
the grave; which the grave gapos to finish
before the victory is won and strange that
1t should bo-this is the highest life of man.
LOOK back along the great names of history {;
there are none whose life is other than this.
-Westnlinister Rerietp.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27

A NEIeHBoRLY CoRREspoNDENcN-
"ME Thompson presents his compliments
tS Mr.. Simpson, and begs to reqpest that
he will Aeep his piggS from trespassing
on his grounds"
"Mr. Simpson presents his compliments
to Mr.. Thompson, and begs to suggest
that. in the future, he will not spell pigs
with two gees"
"Mr Thompson's respects to Mr..
Simpson, and will feel obliged if he add
the letter Z to the last word in the note
just receiyed,so as to represent Mr.. Simp-
son and lady"
"Mr. Simpson returns Mr.. Thompson's
letter unopened--lhe imper!inence it con.
tains being only equalled by its vulgar.
ity."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27
DIR. OCFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

Coughs. Col3S Influenza, Group, Hoarseaess,
BroachtjS, PHc0monH Diseases Of the Boueis
or'S,"girom Co'd hcipicnt CoaSumption, aud
tor the gei'U Gad tif al all po,Sibic) cu,c Qf paH.
ftNiiiS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
4 ton, like the Dltters, may be confidently re.
He'd on. 1t Is designed for class OF diseases more
general aud more fatal than any other to Which tho
people ol TINS country are subject those springing
from II "Sltgh CoiR.n i hat eminent authority
DR.. Ecll. says; vii not say that colds are 10
our lhnabllants what the piagRe and yekiow Jevey
are TO those OF other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
iurlhcr proof @! the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from " crnmo" cohf' may be seen by
gIunce ut the following statistics, taken from tho
Records OF the Board OF Health OF PhiIadephia.
conicsscdIy one OF the most healthy localities in
the Uniun:-
leJ2--ro,al deaths in PHILADELPHIA Io,26I
Died OF Consumption ....... 1912
Died OF ali other diseases 1850
III number ............. S,3i9
1O261
Io23-I ol3I IcalIis '''' .''.''''''. 9,749
Died Of Consumption ...... 1895
Died OF all other diseases.... 1854
l65i-Toal deaths ............... usl2
Died ol Consumption. 2,l79
Died Ol all other diseases 1886
From these figures, it will he seen that nearly
one-iourh Of the total deaths in the country are
caused ny Consumption, TO say nothing OF the
merous other diseases Springing from slight
cold"
DO not uine with your health; but, if suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy u bottle
of ofllOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on n cure. Thousands have
done so, and have certified 10 its wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from disorder ed or
dyspcptc state OF the stomach in which case the
German Bilters should be used. in cases OF weak
ness or general debility of the system. resulting
from pro,rncled Cough, the German Bitters viii
Je found Of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson 4l8 Arch
Street, Phindelpha, and Tor Sale by Druggists
aud SOrck ecpcrs throughout the United States
onl Canada. Price IS cents per bottle.
January 7, 1859. 469-1yins.