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sympathy of Each with All.

Everybody who reads printed book--not to
say everybody who buys one--may be said TO
have contributed to che writing of il. Every
word, look or thought of sympathy with heroic
action. helps to make heroism Every smile OF
every child of the large family that taxes the
strength Of the bread winner helps him to win
the bread Every prayer. spoken or not. that
rises to heaven for the right aud good, Is 80 much
help 20 the honest man. Every possible thought,
every possible or. helps every other. The
idea : one which aust even ne pushed further
still. We cannot s,Ap, on thi. line OF thosght,
until We come o. zee hat
$50 the wao'o roani earth !, every way
Bound b gold ehau. about the feet of God"
and we must be vess -.se indeed IL we DO not
take up from the idea a lesson of humility and
lesson Of industry. Humility, because we
cannO, tell how much of our bes, has been con
tribrted by Others--in earth. or IN heaven--by
stsugglers like ourselves. by happier spirits who
90 not struggle Ne do, whether angels or men i.
Industry. because il the unseen, unknown good
that IS IN Others may help u. then our own hon
est efforts may assist them. l. Is lot possible
for man 70 20 on al all ii he shuts out FROM his
mind tic idea that he is helped hy more ssmps
tbs than he sees food Words
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

We we're witness yesterday TO OF Coniunctiviti,
aud Kerats. in the person Of a lady of this city. IN
which the functions OF vision entirely oh liberated
in the right eye. The eye totally blind. The lady
placed herself under the treatment Of Dr. Aborn who has
for weeks been operating in city, who in the
short of three weeks has entirely restored the
TO It's natural sight This Is that should
mend the roctor those requiring treatment OF the
aud take great pleasure In bearing testimony to his
skill not enlyin the mentioned, (which j. certainly
extraordinary one but IN the other
of the knd that have under personal OH
servatlon,-0hio State Journal. novl5'64-dly
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ga ck woods Eloquencc.

4 lawyer IN Milwaukee was defending hand
some young woman. accused Of stealing from =
large unoccuped dwelling 10 the night time: and
thus he spoke ia conclusion:
"Geutlemea OF the jury. / am done. When [
gaze With enraplured eyes on the mstehless
beauty Of this peerless virgin, whose resplen-
debt charms suspicion never dared 10 breathe
when ! behold her radiant il this glorious bloom
Of luscious lovelness. which angelic sweetness
might envy, Int could not eclipse-beiofe which
the star on the GROW of the night grows pale. and
the diamonds ct Brazil are dim, aud then refec,
upon she utter madness and folly Of supposng
that 20 mych beauty would expose itself TO The
ierrofs oran empty building, in the cold. damp.
Hnd dead OF night. when innocence like hers il
hiding itself snid the snowy pillows OF repose:
gentlemen OF the jury. my feelings are too over.
powering Ter expression, srd ! throw her into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26
The diamond

Great efforts are now being made by French
shemists 10 produce tne diamond by artificial
means. Strange as il may sem, this most prec
ious OF all gems, has been found to be simply
pure caribou, just a. Sir Isaac Newton prophe.
SLED il would be f ever anayzed, although be
failed 10 anslyze il, owing To the undeyelopcd
state OF chemical knowledge in hs day
Since that fact has been known. il has occurred
10 tae chsnlisIs oi Earope-Frapce in particular
that 10 produce a diamond might lie among the
possibilities II not among the probabilities and
20 great l. their love OF experimental science, and
20 perfect are their adaptations for such research
in The French laboratories. that the problem has
become almost fascinating a. the discovery OF
the philosophers stone Was 10 the ancient ache-
mlsts. and the quadTature OF the circle TO the
mathsmatcians How much real progress has
been made towards the demonstration Ut the
problem cannot be accurately told but il seems
that they ate able 70 produce By means Of
mixture of carbon and copper filings heated 10
500 degs farenhe't in n procelsin tube, suphide
OF copper and graphite which j. the uncrystal
liked form OF pure carbon but falling to produce
the carbon in crystals was the failure OF the e1-
pertinent.
Is i hoped that future experiments may tot
only come much nearer than this. but thai real
diamonds may become - plenty through The
genius OF civilization that they can be had al
most for the asking. aud rs brilliant as he cele-
brsted Kohinoor; - that our servant girls can
flourish two on each arm aud two small ones on
each ear. making them for brilliancy OF beauty
real queens of the kitchen: and that the tops aud
dsndes. who are good for nothing else. can be
deck ed out in all the glOries of Solomon. thus,
We see that science is the handmsid Of civiliza-
ton. and the invcterate enemy OF monopoies
and high prices
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SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS wealthy epicurc

SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS wealthy epicure
applied to Arabian doctor Tor prescription
that would restore his body to health and give
happiness to his mind. The physician advised
him to exchange shirts With man who was per
iectly contented with his lot Wherenpon the
patient act out on journey in search OF such
person. After many months spent without ac-
comprising his object. he was told Of certain
cobbler of whom every one had spoken n
model of conteOtmei.t and happiness. Pursuing
the direction given. the traveller was at length
rewarded with the sight of the cobber enjoying
a comfortable nap on board. Without cere
mony he was aroused from his sumbers. and the
important inierrogatory, whether he was con
tented Nth his lot. was answered in the afiirma.
tive.
Then, said the seeker after happiness. &" |
have one small boon to asa at your hands Ii j.
that you exchange shirts with me- that by this
means may become contented aud happy
Most gladly would accede 10 thy request, -
ssiA the cobbler but"
Nay. refuse me not, interrupted the man of
wealth; ANY sum that YOU name shall be thine. F"
81 seek not thy wealth said the cobbler,
"but--but--n
but what 2"
"Bui--the truth is--I haoe nO shirt
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@OtGRs
Among tine numerous testimonials in bic pos
session. DR.. LighIhill has selected few Only OF
those from parties Of established position and
we'll known throughout the country.
rrrsm the Home Joarnsi ~. " June ala, Isss.
la every business or profession, indeed in ever,
department of science OF skill, there Is always
some acknowledge head-some one Who stands
out m bold relief among his fellows, as a sort of
leader. In the study and treatment of deafness
and catarrh. as special diseases. DR. Lghthill, OF
this city, occupies the position above described
He has devoted years of labor TO this speciality,
and is now reaping the reward Of his industry.
The editorial columns OF the Tribune of a recent
date bear witness 20 the Doctor success In this
department of medicine We quote tse para
graph:
"CURE oF DEAY MrIE-Louis L0ewenstein.
a lad fourteen years of age, born in Germaay,
came 10 this city when he was about two years
old. Soon after his arrival here he was taken
sisk ard lost his hearing. By degrees he became
frs, deaf and then dumb For nearly ten years
he was 4 mute, unable 90 hear the loudest voice
or TO artculate word. About one year ago he
was placed by his parents in the hands OF DR.
Lighthill, who has so far succeeded in restoring
TO him his lost powers OF hearing and utterance.
that he can converse with those Who speak 10
him distinctly and deliberately. During the past
four or five months lie has been under the tuition
of Mr.. Bcnnecke. aud has made considerable pro-
gross in writing and arithmetic"
|. Having been supplied with the lads address.
further investigated the matter. and discov-
cred that, previous TO calling on DR.. Lghthill,
the youths case was considered hopeless and he
was for two wears inmate of the Deaf aud
Dumb Asylum The Rev. John Mott. d. ID,
Professor in Union College: Schenectady. in
Published letter, tenders his gratitude 10 DIR.
Lighthll, for treating successfully his .ca-e OF
deafness. Rev. Fred :. Jewell, Professor OF
the State Normal School r Albany, also tesii.
fies TO having been cured OF catarrh DIR. Light
hill possesses other Testimonials and tributes 70
bis talent from some OF our wealthiest and most
prominent aud respected citizens. which may be
seen on application. IL gould be difficult 10
speak IN any hut terms Of praise OF his treat
ment. in the face of these many proofs and facts
testiiying to his success.
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o. u stated that another draft IS about 10 take
place in New York. and TO prepare for u Gov.
SKrxovE has issued bi. proclamation thata more
careful examination be made in 8~us and cities
OF persons liable 70 do military duty. The OBJ
ject is 10 reach the conec, quota for the next
cali for troops We understand that new en-
rolments have been ordered In other State.
having the same purposes in view. These facts
give 40 almost certain indication that the eIig
eucies OF the war and military affairs will render
tie call fOr another large quota Of troops ne
oessity within n short period.
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sT-It - reported that Ex Governor WRioHr
has purchased a building site At Stamford, Con
necticat. where he will spend bis declining years.
provided he is not successful In getting some
good. paying. governments appointment Having
learned the arts Of diplomacy At Berlin, he
would have no objection TO spend few years
near Queen VICTORIA. His knowledge Of the
English language Is fully equal 70 that of tic
German
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26
How Illinois was Carried.

The majority for Lincoln in Illinois is about
10000. How il was obtained is thus stated bv
the Springfield correspondent OF the Chicago
Tribune. the leading Lincoln organ Of the State
He
1.-The total vote OF the State will be about
3i7 900 In 1850 the total vote 332 376
being an increase OF nearly $4,000, and this not
outstanding the absence of 5000 men in the
field. OF these. however, Hon Jesse X Dubois,
OF the National Contra! Committee. estimates
that IS 900 came home to vote"
These $4,000 were picked men, sent Home
npon promise to vote for Lincoln. while the
thousants OF their comrades who would not give
the promise were kept in the front. Had there
been no soldiers vote. or had all the soldiers
voted, Mcclellan would have carried the State
Cincinnati Enquirer
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CURE OF CATARRH.
from Rev. Fred. =. Jewell. .PrOfes
OF the state Normal school
Albany ~. n.

DR.. Liqsfhil:
DEAR SIR-Uoder date of March A. cent
you n careinl statement OF my case, its former
treatment, my failure TO obtain relief In that d.
recton, nv resort TO your treatment and its ben
e.icial results.
| have been from the winter OF the year le44,
subject TO violent periodical attacks of Catarsh,
marked by strong febrile symptoms, violent In
hammation OF the lining membranes OF the cayi-
ties OF the head, accompanied in the first stage
BY q watery discharge from the nose. subseQuey'
~ becoming Ncrd and yellow. aud towsrdt.
close of the attack. purulent and bloody. These
attacks produced a most distressing species Of
headache, occurring periodically each DAY for a
period VARYING from one 70 three weeks, some.
times so violent a. 70 incapacitate me for busi
ness and at times confne me TO nv bed. AZ
times the attendant inflammation would extend
20 the teeth. producing toobacbe; TO the throst.
occasioning hoarseness snd partial loss OF voice:
and twice within the last few years il has 20 az
fected the left eye as 20 confne me for weeks 20
q darkened room.
had tried medicines and applications Of vari-
Gus kinds, snufs and other catarrhal prepare
tons OF some half dozen kinds: applications 20
the head OF camphor. ginger. and hot iomenta
tons Of different kinds; and in connection with
these the usual emetcs or csthsrtics employed 20
induce counter action. But none Of these had
produced any permanent improvement, and in the
lev instances in which temporal relief was sf-
foFded il was at the expense Of 80 much strength
az TO leave me greatly exhausted. Under these
circumstances was led, though with reluctance,
from the supposed iBcurabty Of the disease. 10
make . trial of your treatment. / found 10 soon
beyond even my hopes reaching the disease a.
il had never been reached before and allesisting
lis symptoms 70 extent which hal supposed
impossible AT the time gave YOU my former
certificate, while did not feel assured Of = com
plete cure, had obtained a material relief which
nearly repaid me for my trial Of your treatment,
and which satisfied me that inst treatment was
~ effective as il wss simple and philosophical.
substantial escape from nv old sttseks Of catarrh
tor the unprecedented period Of nearly bali
year. and that in spite Of severe occurrences OF
illness which would have formerly rendered such
an attack inevitable, was, 10 ne proof Of an ins
portaht success II is now Fix months siace
sent you that statement. aud. while y i unpcas-
snt 20 me to appear thus constantly, and tn THE
guise. before the public. il seeGs 70 ne matter
OF simple Justice 81 yourself. and TO those sho
NAV be suffering a. va. 10 add that sm not
only az fully satisfied as 20 the utility sud efics
cy of your method of treating cstarrh IS ] was
sir months ago: but am aor 81 the belief that
II there is such thing cure for ~hroE &c ca
tarrh in nv case a substantial cure has been
effected Yours, respectfully.
FEEDxRrcK JEwfLr-
Albsny. N +. September ]. 1854
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TOYS, NOTIONS, &C.
To the Trade!

UHAvE Kew ~ STORE FoR THE HOLIDAY TRADE
4 very large aud splendid STOCK Of Toys, Motions,
Fancy soods Gallery, willo-w War; Fire crsekers Ter
pedoes Fireworks &c. The Assortment challenges airy
tEtnz equal II. Ea. West Long experience aud
sFct attention 20 business alone enables brisg to-
gether such endless variety Of goods which
times Commands the patronage Of the rubiie-
The trade 10 Respectfully sotec 10 examine my stock
and prices. CHARLES xATER,
nov2i-din No - West waxhng,os s,rsst
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Matters Of greA. importance TO the public and
TO the members Of the ncr, General Assembly,
render necessary consultation Of Senators and
Representative. We have been requested to
give notice that meeting Of Senators and Rep
resentatives Of both political parties viii be held
In the Supreme Court Room. at o'clock ? NJ. :,
on Wednesday. the 3oth inst A full attendance
OF the members Is urgently requested.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26

succeed In III. novel and bold Increment. and II
IL evident that he tore up the railroad behind
bin from Atlantis 20 Alioons. the chstnhoochee
bridge inciudei. thai he has every conadence
Ia ai- ability 70 accomplish the cnl- be has In
xfes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26

4 THiSp Term A correspondent of the
New York Tribune desires to know ii there is
anything IN the constitution prohibiting a man
trom being elected Presiden. more than twice
Tue fact that there i none is we'll known, and
the object OF the writer was undoubtedly 70
throw out lcoler for Lincoln for 2 third term
The Tribune puts ia 10 disclaimer to the idea,
bul taeity assents 10 t--Cincnuat Enquirer
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4 MIND WORD FoR AOTHER.-Despse not
thy mother when she is old. Age msy wear and
waste mothers beauty. strength, limbs. senses
and estate, bat her relation as mother i as the
sun shen II goes forth in its might. for il = al
WAYS ia the meridian. and knoseth no evening
The person NAV be grey headed. bat her mother
~ relation is ever 10 is flourish. IL nav De
autumn. YES winter. With a woman. but with
the mother. mother. il Is always sprisg. Alas I,
how little do appreciate 4 mothers tenderness
while living How needless We sre in MI her
snrieties ard kindness But wren she j. dead
and gone. when the cares and GOODNESS Of the
world come sthering to our hearts. when se er
perience how hard il j. TO hnd symPsthy-how
iss will beiriend Us In aisforsane-then II Is that
we think Of the dear mother We have lost
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MUSIC.
NEW NUsIC BOOKS.

nR. LOKELL HAsON's NEW NuSc soogs ron
IL SCHOOLS are now ready; THE SONG GARDEN
FIRST BOOK. Price 80 cents. TIE SONG GARDEN
SECOND BOOK. Price IS cents. Each complete in
itself. To be followed BY THE SONG GARDEN THIRD
BOOK, ready.
Mr.. wM. B. BRADBrRY'sSRw BOOK FOR SINGING
SCHOOLS AND CHolks; THE KEY NOTE, COL
lection Of Church Music Price 0l,5O
No conmendztion seems peeess.r az nex hooks nv
musical authors 81 such wide reputation whose previous
WORKS these departments have been very much
s@oeessia ana popular than ihoss o. other authors.
specimen copies ~ rsii poet paid for The priess
named.
Psbiishsd By MASON BROTHERS. View Yorf
NOVA ds,sod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26

a CLosE RuN,-ln the states OF New York,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Delaware. having
population of eight millions. and lying contig
uous to each other in territory, polling some :.
400, 900 votes, there is not in the aggregate (sol
diers' votes and ally more than eight thousand
majority returned for Lincoln. On the home
vote in the four states taken together, there is a
democratic majority
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26

General Shermau's campaign has demonstrated
the impracticabil.tJ OF subiugstng tho South,
just a. esherIdsns campaign has demonstrated
the impossibility Of preventing the Confederate
from usins the VALLEY as the theatcr of their OF.
erailons.
xx~soiSc ATTITUDE % FkGIY'sAEsr.
There J. no reason 10 believe the reports that
Esrly's forces have txtrested and left the valley
On the other hand, al that have been able 10
learn confirms me ia the belief that they are still
near StrasburG. aud that when they move IL
will be toward the Potomac. and not souihwaFd
I have some Information to-day. both from the
valley and from the Upper Potomac. and IL all
goes TO show that the apprehensions which still
fill the minds OF the residents Ia The neghbor.
hood of Hsgcrstown are we'll founded The
towns along the southern border of Pennsylva
MIA have undertaken tho work Of self protection
They have their own scouts and spies far down
in The valley and from what they learn in that
way they are satisfied that an invasion OF that
part OF their State forms par, of the rebel pro
grsmme for the winter, and will certainly be a,
tempted. DRuIp.
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DnUID'S LETTERS.

R,sel R<porf Of . Disaster 70 General Shermas--
The Obascles 10 his ddoanes-- reported Jaae
ton Of Hood Nth Observation-Disclosures Of
Esriys army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26
Testimonial from Rev. DR.. McCarter

Having SOME Of DR. Aborn's Surgical perfounEn-
ces and bis very faordinary In removing all
chronic and other diseases, after ell other had
failed IL affords great pleasure 10 hear testimony 10
what have seen aud know.
The Doctor esjoyed very unusual facilities Tor
quirng a most thorough knowledge of The human sys-
tenn, both In This and other countries and his special
ability 10 detect the nature Of the disease we'll rem
edy, sccount for his unparalleled success.
To all persons laborng under diseases that may have
been pronounced incurable. l would say. (as who
sympathizes with suffering humanity lose time in
awaiting yourself Of the means cf cure at the Doctors
rooms. Rev. -. NcCARTER.
Coiumbus July -. iHg3.
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FOR RENT.

a STORE ROOM FOR RENT on SOUTH ILLINOIS
street. IN the Commercial Hotel Building. suitable
fer drugs, dry goods OF boots and seees Apply 81 The
DEE ftbs tannerc3si Hotel =. Al fz-
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.

Prom the Rev JOSEPH NJ Clarke. Rector Of
Sc. James Church:
SrRAcrsE, Feb. 20. l-ol
have been deaf In one ear 2, er since ~ss in
College. some twenty years ago. BY the skill
of DE- Lighthill its hearing entirely restored.
40 that nov hear alike With both ears aud hrd
that | can use ny voice With much more ewe
and comfort than before.
osstVq Ay Jostfn n 0Ls sks.
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Noise- in the Head. and all the various Diseases
Of the
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.

hrs LIGHTHILL'S Popular work OF
IL Deafness. its Causes and Prevention. -
has reached the Sixth Edition, and may be Oh
tanned 10 Carleton. Alb Broadway. or any 70
specialize bookseller throughout the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26

A meeting Of The Democratic State Central
Committee. for consultation. ~ili be held In this
city on Thursday, she iss day Of December ner,
An invitation Is extended % all Democrats
throughout the State. who can conveniently at
tend. 10 meet with them on the occasion. A full
attendance OF the COMMITTEES Is requested. as i'm
portant matters will be presented tor discussion
and action.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26

DiED At "a O'Clock last evening. Caksirs J., only
chile Ok II orlAs r. Evans, AGED u mathis and days
The funeral will take place ihs afternoon O'Clock
from the residence Of Mr.. Wright. No ESQ South Penn
sylvania street Friends win attend without further mo-
iiee.
iDeaser City papers please eopy.l
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your arms for protection against this foul charge
which the outrageous malice Of a disappointed
scouudrel has invented. 10 blast the fair namc Of
tbis lovely maiden. whose smile shall be the re.
ward Of the verdict which know you will give. I"
The Jury acquitted her. without leaving their
seat.
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FOR SAlEe
WAN 81 D.

NJANTED BY respectable young married nan, a
w situation a. Book-keeper Salesman Clerk.
Best OF reference given TO capacity, honesty sobety
&c. Address A. Il. NJ this office. nov2tdlw
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CANCER and all Malignant Diseases
successfully and permsne nty cured by and certain
remedy. without the ofthe knife without the loss Of
blood without eating burning caustc, and without
pain.
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What nov. Il may be asked, has become of
al the fine results which We were promised
would flow from the capture Of Atlan,af The
country ~as assured that the capture Of Atlanta
vas blow from the effects of which the South
could never recover: sud vas promised that At
lanta vas To De made per maueut fortified base
for all Of Sherman's future operations All Of
these promises. which we're used so many
electoneering arguments, have nov bern falsi.
fed The only advantage which the csptur. of
Atlanta has brought 70 us, i the lesson that it
has taught Us, and that IS, that our armies can
not penetrate the interior Of the South. and bod
southern cities there. and make them the forsS-
fet base Of future operations In Other words