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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-27

WHY WILL You NEGLECT COLD and
affect to despise it as long as you are able
TO walk, until it has grown into dagger
GUS, and perhaps an incurable Cough-the fore
runner of Consumption, or some other dam
gerous disease 7 Ii is through neglect or i'm
proper treatment of this COMMON COLD that such
vast numbers Of the human race are destroyed.
Like despised enemy, it is suffered to strength
EN- itself by delay, until it has reached and 80
much affected the vital organs, as to place you
beyond the reach Of man, and you fall an easy
prey to its power.
There is a cheap, ,ate-safe for the most ten
der infant-and certain remedy for this dreadful
enemy to mankind (; that remedyi is
DzNT0Ns VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAM,
which for several years was never known to full
giving good satisfaction, and It leaves the pa
tient WILL he needs no medicine to purge this
from the system.
This Medicine will cure and heal the Lungs,
cure Lame Back, Gravel and Kidney Com
plants, Pains in the Side, Stomach or Breast,
Ague in the Face, or Breast, Nervous Com
plants, Palpitation Of the Heart Phthisic, Dya-
pepsia and Liver Complaints. 1t will cure
Burns, Fresh Wounds, Chiblains, aud Bruises
upon man or boast, and take soreness out of
any part Of the body. Bleeding at the Lungs,
Chronic Rheumatism, Worms, Summer Com
plants, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough.
LUIS 10 mol one OF the new uscOVerlesi u ~
an old and established article, aud there are
myriads Of living evidences of its efficacy.
Put up In bottles ut only 20 cents each.
Great Imposition and Fraudi
Its increasing demand aud wonderful success
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Balsam," which is always
done 70 an invaluable medicine. Therefore The
counterfeit is composed Of only two AFtIcleS.
while the genuine Is composed Of eight diherent
articles, and all work together for good"
b. DENTON a Co, Propriet0rs.
No. l42 Geneses S., Auburn, ~ Y
For sale by A. COOK, Chardou, and Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-27

Buckeye sIxOsUeg'.
XNTIT,H which a Sueeee.ful Keeping
w Attachment is now furnished
AULTMAN l. MILLER'S PATENT,
At the greatest Practical Field Trinl ever held
In this country, at Syracuse, N. Y July, ls',
the First Premium,
GRIND Gold Medal and Diploma
offered by the Uni,es States Agricultural Society
for the best Moving Machine, wns awarded to
this Machine over Mannys. Ketchums, Burrell's
HaAenbecks, Aliens, Kirby's' Henih's Hoyey's,
the Ohio Mower and q number OF others.
This Machine received the First Premium at
the following County Trials, in the year 1885,
Trumbull Co., Clark Co.. Portage Co, Albany
Co.. N. Y, Duchess Co, N. Y, Queens Co., L,
ciety Fair, Ashtubula Co, and Genuga Co. and
nj many other Field Trials--the only place where
the true merits oI Machine can be seen.
This Machine also took the First Premium al
the following State Trials in 1878; Indiana, N.
Y, Conn.,, Maryland, Eastern and Western Va.
and numerous other State, County and Town
awards.
Over one thousand were built and sold in 1888,
and the principle Of the DOUBLE HINGE
Jointed aud Folding Bar,
whi,h belongs TO this Machine exclusively, 10 per-
mauentIy established as the true ono for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds in such q manner
TINT il can pass through any gate or door that an
ordinary wagon can; thus IL can be housed from
the weather without trouble, being a. portable 40
a common cart.
For terms and fuH paFtieulars address
r. M. JOHNSON, Agent
for GeauRa, Lake and Ashtabula Counties,
Middle6eld, Geauga Co, Ohio,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-27
MEDICAL.
"T6s root. and leave. will 6. for the healing Of

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"The roots and leaves will be for the healing Of
the nations"
1880. APPOINTMENTS. 1890.
DR. r. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
- Doctor, can be consulted at the following
places every month, during ls59-6O,
Cleveland, Office l64 Superior street.
Office days In Cleveland, as follows i-lst, 3D. llth
18th, 18th, and 3lst.
Riys%ni kESn hpDI. P[fn;: .a. House each month a.
Massillon, American Hotel, do 7ih e. 9th.
Canton, Franklin House, do 9th e. 10th.
Warren, Gaskil House, do 18th e. 18th.
Norwalk, American House. do 18th g. 18th.
Bellevue, Eckerrs Hotel, do goth g. 2lst.
Fremon, Kersler's Hotel, do 22d & 29d.
Chardon, Chase's Hotel, do 30th.
pJMaxim strictly adhered to-
give such bums ns have no strife
With nature or the laws Of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain,
lie Is A PHYSICIAN INDEED, WHO CURES!
The Indian Herb Doctor, r. J. LYONS, cure,
the following complaints in the most obstinate
stages OF their existence viz
Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver,
Stomach Dropsy in the Chest. rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Fits or Falling Sickness, and
oil other Nervous Dernngements.
Also, oil Diseases Of the Blood,
~ PSiOl Gilsipclubt
Cancers. Fever Sores,
Leprosy.
And all other complicated Chronic Complaints.
All forms Of Female Difficulties attended TO
with the happiest results
Nis hoped that no one will deppnr OF n cure
until they have given the Indian Herb Doctor
| Medicines fair and faithful trial. w During
the Doctors travels in Europe. West Indies, East
| Indies, South America and the United States, he
has beeu the instr rument in Gods hand TO restore
to health and vigor thousands who were gwen up
| and pronounced incurabIe by the most eminent
| Old School Physicians; nay more thousands who
were on the verge Of the grave, ore now living
MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors skill
and successful treatment, and are daily exclaim-
ing" Blessed be the day when first we saw and
pnrtook Of The Indian Herb Doctors Medicine" :"
Satisfactory references Of cures will be gladly
and cheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and homer that he
willn nowise directly or indirectly induce or cause
any invalid TO take his medicines without the
strongest probability ofa cure.
| Remember, consultation and advice free. The
| poor shall be literally considered.
9TThe Dr. has issued a neat pamphlet, con.
tanning sketch OF his Life, Study and Exten-
Give Travels which can be obtained by all who de.
sire one-free Of charge, ut his room on his ap-
pointed days, or at his Office, in Cleveland, 1874
| Superior Street.
etPost Office address, box 1868.
so2d RI. LYONS, M. D.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-27
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,

| And oil Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Dyspep
sia, Nervous Diseases, Female Derangements, oi
every character, will be treated with success.
Also. will cure old sores, and oil Eruptive Dis
eases, OF whatever character they muy be.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-27

AUGA COUNTY. IS. mon Pleas
Eleuzer Hickox, plaintiff,
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
k3YaGrGnbiCal

n%pol'on BonaPlF'e used to say that :. f,rr
"u''"c newspapers are more to be feared ,hnn
hundred thousand Layonets" '"""
NA'lN' OF FRFArH When the French E,o.
81 'aoie Epcaks 10 any one NOT cIoso =.
her' she has ber words rcuesto6 h., 1!'Se !"
~ y '"'"oeF'aIh' "Lo stands elosc by her
me London Army snd NAVY Goee,te ..
S'''S mat IN tWo ysaTs all the sri,II.rv - IL
'A"u VIII DC provided with ArmstronC cnns
"en'y-hye Thousand one hundred a,d ST..
elk copies OF the BIhl" were sold IN Co,s,an;,
noP'c IN the year 1853, beng more ti,.n do,'tr'1
'he sales OF the preceding year. ''o
a church bell made of glass, fourteen ;ocbo.
n,sn' Im' .n'r''c" inches IN diameter, has been
rNy my P'Sosu Ia ihe luFTet Of the chanel NJ
"fange' Borrowdale Cumberland. Eng a.
The Clayton Banner. published in the sto,s
of Alabama, says:
Or Sunday last the Rev. Alcr.pJ.r n.1
non, Of the Melhod!st persuos,on rro.a, y, Leu
the Methodist Church of tins toun -.,.I :"
trfcoIor rosolte conspicuous on his vest
"Therc is u general demand for aacs n
eTybody that can mske them IL hard ar xo,L >,
- -ChariSSton Mercurv. n
Ahs secession business " as profitable IN tbo
nag moAeTs M down South, as The late campaign
was 10 Northern manufacturers Of oil clnIh
caPes and caps. ' ''0'h
STEPS IN THE RIGHT DIRRcTroS IN.
Springfield (MaSs Republican, (Rep.) earn
e6tIy advocates the Immediate renOsi oS '
torsohal Liberty Bills Of Masss ehnsett. ,
INC GROUNDS lhat they are pernicious. and -
vloIoIIon of the Constitution, and unins, u =" "a
Slave States. bill has also been in,roJuo1 nnS
INTO Tue Legislature Of Vermont, repeslisg ,ho
severe Personal Liberty Aces Of Ihaa Stats '"'
II Is under:1Oed that the Lsgisl.tsvss IS
virginia ana NORM CsrUins will asI a. once
their limits to the North, and psrhs n, Sas. IN
expenses thither out of the State trass1 .nef
There are over fifty thousand free negroas
those TWO States. It is said other Son'h.'n IN
States will pursue the same policy. "sfn
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

AIR AND WATER.-Set pitcher ofwotcr in
a room, and in a few hours II will b.vo aL.o.
bed nearly all the respred gasses in the room
the air of which will have become purcr. bnI ,ho
water Is utterly filthy. The colder tho w,,er 10
the greater it's capacity to contain these c.sscs
AT ordinary temperatures, a pint of water Will
contain pint of carbonic acid gas. md several
PInis OF ammonia. ThiscapaciIy is nearly dim.
bled by reducing tho water to the temDer.t,ro
OF that of ice. Hence water, kept in The room
awhile, ls always unfit for use. For the s,,no
reason the water IN a pump stock should nj
ways be pumped out in the morning before INV
ls used. Impure water ia moro injurious tban
impure air.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
NJ | s ELLAN NEOUS,
Italy.

Inc last victory of the Sardinians ulmos
annlhllates the power of Francis II. lie hal
probably by this time, gratfed his subjects b,
leaving them, and Italy under Victor Emanuel
VIII take rank with the great powers of f,u-
rope. The London Times eyyressrs tho no.
iIel that the "whlte coats" will soon leave
verona, and abandon their fortfcations in
Venice. The failure of the Warsaw Confer.
ehce has discouraged Francis Joscph. md no
VIII certainly make no attempt at Intervention
IN The oifalrs of Naples or the Papal Statcs.-
The hostility of the Vcnetans to their present
rulers is such, that the province is perpetual
expense to Austria, and it would be in everv
way advisable for the Emperor TO relinqnish
his claims. 1t is somewhat singular as Euro.
pean governments are learning that the con.
seht OF tho governed ia essential to national
prosperity, that in this country there shou,3
De many TO contend that we should suLdno
south Carolina, and hold it as a concnere4
province. Venice, it would seem. is ,boir
model.
oH'nIt the great idea Of Italian unity. how.
ever be attained, and should Austria ebanIo,
lis mold OF Venice, Italy would be one Of the
most powerful kingdoms in Europe. The I,o
hams have so beled their reputation, that We
have reason to nope for the most cIorions ia.
'uFc Tor them. They have conducted This 70.
'''H'Ion with Pdmirablo sclfcon'roI rrd con.
rage Their King is patriotic, sensible AMI
experienced. We may expect ,ha-efa,a. ,r.,t
The splendid kingdom, given him by The nco-
PIE themselves, viii not suffer durin, his Iifo-
time from msrule. Wha, greatness it nav
achieve If the same eood fortune ehouId NJ.
tend It as has favored it during the last two
years. 1t would be impossible to Imagine. It's
people may certainly be sansuino.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Things We are Tired nf

we are tired of hearing the girls saw the,
have no time" to read Macanlav or Milton
when they will sit up half the nirht 10 fc,
out whether the hero Of red pepper rove
gets knocked on the head, or escapes from the
shIp"Fcck, with his lady-loyo and her band
oo&es' on a board four inches square!
We arc tired Of hearing women comnI,ir
that their husbands don't care so much for
them as they used TO, and setting it down 10
the score OF hcartlessncss, when it is NOTHING
on earth but the sour bread and burnt ham >,
'he breakfast table. Knock at the doors n
Their affection with a frying pan, and they'll
open it fast enough!
We are tired of listening to the outcry of
"hard times" from business men. vim wonder
where on earth the money slips to-" when
part of II is leaking out at the ton Of ,bc;r
hcad' through costly Panama hat, and psrt
shut up IN cigar case in their coat rockcts
and part going down their lhroats IN Il bfandv
smash
We are tired of being brought up short bv
pair OF heels planted on tho trails Of ON,
sIIken rament, and still more tired of beinr
transiixed by the scowl of fashionable lody
"hen we get swamped among her hounces-
won't the fair sex abbrevlate their dresses1
Weare tired of seeing women box their bo.
bIcs curs Tor making such a racket with his
trumpet and drums. and then set the ueiohhor-
hoods nerves on edge with piano.practIce md
lhroat-splittiug bravuras!
We are tired of the woman who cpn't tall
OF anything but BObby's measles and the pricc
OF silk and stOrch-we are tired of the mon
who chew tobacco in your face, and Dull ont
their pocket knives to trim their nails. wblo
they are talking with you've are tired of,bo
children who learn French and phi!osopbv At
five yenrs old, and converse in four-sylloblod
words oat of the dictionaries, aud don't know
what buttercups mean; and we arc tired oftho
ola ladies' who dress in the style of swcc. six.
teen!
Such are some Of the things that The Editor
ot LtIe illustrated complains of being tired or
and he concludes by asking Does anybody
blame us for being tired to death of all these
things ~
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

Our worthy Post Master has called our at
tentIon to the bushels of lottery schemes from
Wilmington. Del, now lnundatlng our county.
We ourselves have received several sueb.-
They all profess to be strictly confidential, and
we regret to slate that many of our citizens
have been verdant esough to sanction, BY re.
mittances, this grand schsme of imposition
The same confidential efer is made to each
victim, and the loss necessarily fails upon our
most needy citizens, who yield tothe tempting
illusion. We hope their present losses viii
induce them to turn deaf ear to these be.
guling swindlers hereRfter.--ChesterIOtO
CORSerV0tOF.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
OLD FRIEND.

Mr.. EorroR:-Your correspondent, "W. II.
b." does not meet the question he has raised.
He said that the Depository of the Phladel.
phia Conference Tract Society "wIll supply
almost anything in The book line, at least
down TO the suppressed plays Of Shakespeare "
The evident intention Of this is to make the
impression that those having charge of the De-.
PoSlory are not very scrupulous in regard to
the klnd OF literature in which i deals We
called for the proof Of this most injurious as.
sertion. lie processes to be quite ready to
meet our demands, and addresses, with Aou.
rlsh, certificate signed by VIM. McCoombs
and James Cunningham. His proof is unsa,is.
factory, though, apprehend, il is nearer being
to our " hearts content" than to the "henrt' 1
content of those who have offered il. II is
cautiously worded, and says nothing incom.
patible with the following certificate:
"TRAcT DEPOSITORY, lI9 North 9th ST.,
Philadelphia, Nov l4th, 1860
At the Trade Sale held Feb'y 9th, 1855. I
did buy one copy of TaIlis' Shakespeare, vol. a,
London edition, for the purpose of sccommo-
dating personal friend. That person did not
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

sta,ad aIE,G@sNEsS En-, s'S OF LETTER WR,rrps :, ;;
- No t:" ,nG numder 81 dead letters rstnrnoS -
5n0 ' nnn ,'ne!aI Post Ofce is not les, thu. ,"1"
,"I,ooo t. ~ annually "h'le fully sno,brr n,II,,
casos , ,ruG" 'ne Persons addressed. In n"s,
Ievo5 'e isOt 81 nonreceipt of je,te,s - "ps' p
tbor N 20 og WIN The writers themselves OG- ai
COM M lnIsa!reot0g or leglbly directpg ,1ei
b,va 'S so stated as The result Of inquiries vb;..
Of ,bo oTen made that NJ, re tLsn sixty psr e.",
stor"S e 'e''tfs containing money reesn,jv ~
Iina,,on 20 'ne owners fAiIAd to reach thai das
in 'as,on entirely from being misdirectsJ bS,
tan o"ea"' correspondence the fault is mos % ~
ronr,. 'ons niesioi'y' resulting both ftom irno
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

.r HE i'oLDESr ABOLITION ENrERPnIsr Yrr
-l he New ork Tribune gravely advises :. Re.
ou,'cahs OF enterprise, means and charactor {" to
Colon'zG Delaware, "send oil the negroos :"
ana maze her i" free" 1t says that II Can on F..
{. say Dc DONE one thousand Republicans will
combine to 6"y up the .CarnS" in Sussex
county there beng IN that county one tbon.
SaaHd a,,. elght hundred and five slaves.
4hsy are instructed to send ofl'thc negroes ="
n' 'i's Peflod OF excitement, when all patriots
nit oISlntoed' ana all classes are suffering from
""t'saveTy asl,atlon' the leading Lincoln or.
gan OF the United States propose TIM, DoIa,,,a..
the only Northern slave State. sba II bo o,,,...; y
Oy being CO olonized by Republicans, arc diI 4r'
recled IN advance to send cG the nrgrocs"
The property Of the ola families of 6sIowo.,
MS IS The boldest and most iormjdabIc on,os
Prse yet committed to the " underground raii.
road '"-PennSylpanian. '"'i'
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

AnsINTHE.-The use of absnthe in Fra moo !.
rap'uIy assuming the magnificent proportions Of
national VICE The literary artistic yocotoUa Iot o.
'e+m the prnc'pa Sufferers from it tho ts,n.
Porary stimulus which like opium. il imnor -
the braIn' rendering it especially sednctyo - 70
10 those whose pursuits are mentally exbans.
lng' Inc gifted Alfred dc Musset tell n viz
''m to the excessive use of this most subtle nnd
Pern'clou' stmulent. Eugene Sue is said in
nave hastened his death by its use. So prevo-
Ient mas the habit become that little less than
a.year ago IT engaged the attention ofthe chief
"ulnorl'Ies OF France, who pronounced
sro oeVera!e only less injurious in it's infu-
fact. what the hasheesh is To the Srrtom ,ta
opium to the Chinese, absinthe is rsnidIv bo. h."
coming 10 the Fren Gilman.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

IrR"HAsc or ARMS 70,
ota.cS OF Georgia and Al,hsm. torLH.-The
a.yen manufactory in Hail. I've recently
p,usrs pon Tor shapes patent t.r1;.' , - large
: 5|uSe "n@ IN Ne" York has Just 6Iiod "es' e. One
o'uoo stand Of muskets Of the IJn;,oJ orders for
w. .EeH |hllo Mes-rs Cooper & ponS ~ o'a'es pat
.nv |o"rna! Of Commerce. ave- .seord'ng to
Tohy 70 n1ty orders daily fro. sor,b nom
q, 'ap1 M ne % ana 'Iscfgia These So. CNfoilha'
n NJ -, .,neeas Asvy rerol,er,, II. NEST NEST,
"anad Company is sjrs i., Hmes
SoH,bo.n p :" n'lf"e orders ior arm. 70, y en-
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

@Ae IT, The book was put awav os nv own
P''So"ai property, and afterwards sold nv mo
u al individual who was canvassinD for tho
'''"' eullioh OF that work. do not remember
sVer Offering 1t to Rev. w. McCoombs II wos
never Kept exposed for sa to our customers
OF regarded as part of the stock of the De-
pUsitOry' l have never bought a conv or
o"akspeares works for the purpose of selling
II al the Depository. PETER Peterson"
:, Mr. Peterson has been employed bv tho
Hiahagers to take charge Of the DeUository. nm.
uer ~, tHelr direction, ever since its origin.
here' Then, Is the foundation of this charro
! against most disintercFtcd. bepeyoIent ,Hd
"Seinl institution. The Managers had bnon
,Iiuoe ~ acquainted with the fact certified bv Mr.
G,gFS1n SO wnrn they published their chalcnrc
H. d. lHNmatcs thot they " are ignorant
W., W. ""t Is gong on IN their own establishment
. "o'e 10 committee having under its special
supervision the nature Of the DubIic,,ions ~
..'t., n't''1u TO me stock of the Depository. And
""ether the Managers, some of whom arc no
members of the Executive Committee =, .t |
depository weekly, arc more likely to Lo ~
noFant OF what Is going on in il than ,bosoutH,
were never IN it, or have not been for vc,,s
the public may Judge. '
HcFa IS specimen of tho Opposition ,,.r;.i,
t''s institution has had To sustain. Tho L,o,.,,
exc i'ency Of "W. II B." and Tho o,bnr
W 81 o'e'"Tth hamed N his communication. ips,,t,.,
t"c expectation Of better THINGS from ih,,n
IL Is painful thus to contend with then, G.,n
pose that " W. II. e." were wrltlnr nc,ias,
= ihHd' N.Y. and needed some Iufdcl rnh,,cetior
'o' 'eIeFence, suppose that he were 10 or,,ro
cierN OF some religious book store to nror,.r
= c'Py !oF h'in, suppose that. for some rr,.,n
ne declined 70 take it, aud u was c,n,.o,.'r
'o'% oy 'he c'er; who purchased it. Woull !
:. DC honorable IN ne, knowing the tactg, to mako
i l"e ionnd' ion Of report that the cs,nblIsh
"|h'' "lth which the transaction was acc ..,n.
-a"y connected, dealt in Infidel and oa.ccno
0'"' 4 MANAGER.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

;. 4 rs rs,i R3oho.,Gr ',.b', Injon of Tuessav
Gcor.,,.. 'sIn'oie fugitive slave bran,,,! 1-!F =
on waI, .I"' p"'scd through the civ ~ t@s toa
ean'fd"y n'Th'. H,s mss,e; tooL 10 Lanada
Tbc o'e a, on business few dsys nrox op"x MN 10
cr'. ne save was book-keep.r ma rree'ous :
In cL, Ills master rhu, him 10 se,urnI p"hdentIal
,bs, n,s1I -, put the dsrkey one cvening every
,bo 'bo' ne had one more bril TO settle Euggested
slave won, 'oIa hlnl to go asd close il '"PEn IN TE
and asEed oH' slfaIEht TO the phiIaGeIoSi" Inc ne
IforcoIp %Tu eInPl"ytacnt. He exbjbl,nJ 4oat n
rIv,ng - FapgTs g",I shd hred out ss stoke nee
where 6o a, he started for "C, C.ooa ar
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

On - tho oh"ni'rs .,a'h TrFhrso TO Er,scop.,,.
nr I,'a n'lmo Tho Independen, MA ALiANISM.
tncE OF ''ehon Chapel, in IonisviI1o ias'h9dl't
Chm!o's came IN a body into tho F Men
nrnn..' "",cn tT"nAFrrlnc to thai cbn,o episcopal
tbai ny previously held by the connro al the
cbn,ctb tb'IPTy Consists of very hs stI eea'lon.
i've bmo5 5;nIhInE' capable of holSinm -4asome e
led IA munnfId , persons, with school !0ur or
ian - S"e neart Of the city, and wOrth stna-
selves .oo0. The members associated dUt @ .ess
Chnrcb rna raf'a Of the Protestant Eoacnnn1 ane,n,
10 en-, Lpo oGr "n The name of Calvary CpUopai C6"op
barresmrn, 'I' ne" parish to start free Of
rc4 torwnrd "s fPi5cors!ians of Louisville ., en-
he bsI,noo @'d IN two days raised &c Sep sep
Churcl,a1n .. no aso' remaining The n N'?oI WV
hopeful ,nd,ca,'d "''n"eni' uPon the event o'%
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

n PLEASANT WAY OF LEARNINa-Lrcrupps
The lecture season, throughout the country.
has opened. There can be nothing more acreo.
able than good lectures on good subjects. |,
49, perhaps. the most agreeable mode of getting
information. lie who attends lectures. gen.
orally has a comfortable seat in a pleasant ond
we'll lighted hall, with intelligent and rcspec
table people around him. All that he has to
do ls to listen. II not deaf he can sit still anJ
drink in knowledge. The lecturer ia rener.
ally man OF intelligence, whose subject is
speciality, and which he has made it his busi-
ness to master. Tho gentleman or the lady.
who attends lectures week after week durinr
the season, acquires large amount and vari
ETY. OF knowledge. At the end of the winter
such person will be far wiser and more cult.
vated than he or che was at the beginning of
it. All this will have been acquired without
the trouble of reading, without buying books.
and will have cost but trile.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

c.Idre ne Postsge collected in the Stale Of Son,h
IsroiIna "a for the last year, sf vbicb VI Douth S
cna, g. .''uFns' amounted to esI 500 IT,
S,.,o ra,Isp"rtlng ,",Dng the mals throuebou, .bs
,' ~S' W. 2l6. In Massachusetts the ..nno
;bo ea' we post Office receipts were, 1882 la and
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
" HOLE NO $50

Try +, = u ,t Sne he an orange flower oftb...,l
bs 10 ,;, ;ne oook for the married man - south
ter,a "Ie-h' father to gladden. with G b. give to
bis mn'L nrar'or tho son to present ,s s,' oGogh-
book for ~, a. |hFls'mas-tide. In short !, 20
Jonrn05 all persons and for all seasons y Hn is
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

: o,,f a hELI' tl. OF TUE PAsr.-A gentleman in 6,
= a'o"'' furnishes the Democrat Of thnt CIV WIN
a memorandum Of the expenses .f ;H.,nn'' am
IRON T" Cincinnati 10 New York, in Anpus, y Is"7y
ne 'i'ne occupied was eleven dsvsSnn, 80 :, :;
Sn7 %,7g.,"" ~ hours The cost oftho "Trip toots uo