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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
osaPs&ad Psetsr.l 81 wna cherry

ass become hszsshelA word throaxhout -.
y ~ ana seHths and his worm LoEsngrs in less
tnAn year after their introduetiou. Attained =
sspatatlon - Widespread a. the eontinenf o.
Aortn America But the erou inr Rlnrv Of NJ.
Us r. naina 70 b attained In his latest discover
ssaer esAesnAtion; for he does not claim 10
avs bssE TIE discoversr Of CEDRON which - a.
cssm o. the bitsers now offered to the pablo
aaAA nonor Belongs 10 the native inhAbffants 81
SensrAi America. 10 whom is virtues have bgep
1ss s ior more than two hundred yeAre A. a
sith ~ tss Indtan bids defiance 20 the unosi doa
mAaAFaA- and handles without fear the most v-n.
oSoas sarpeats- IL 10 belief With them that
snie thsss Il breath len in the body, che rearnr
b. - ~@5
While DE- Bah is rot prepared 10 indorss this
s1h@tAsAnt prstenston, he ts nevertheless satis-
ne from = thorough exAmiBkfisn % the evidence
ts..iise . It's virtues. that remedy snA pre-
fs e ior all diseases aFisinr from exposure.
either 20 TIE ehangcs Of weather. and eliaie or 70
tas n iAsmatte tH1asaCess ft stAsas without ri.
a. aud justly deserves the repntafion Il hss se
= IL -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
cammon coLas. 49, - !. =.

Common Colds. Every one il practically
familiar With common eolds- The ehiliBsss asd
fever, the dullnsss and iangaor, the soreness Of
throat, pain In the head, stuffed nostriIs and still
more. the irratibilsy Of temper and gsnsr2i dis
comfort. have not only been experienced By every
one at some time, but II has been tbs mlsfortune
Of most people to pass through this unpleasant
ordeal, repeatedly and frequently. We would
commend timely use Of Madame Porter's Cara
tive Cough BAIsas, teeSnss it always cures. :
safe, reliable, and pleasant rsmsdy. Full dirse-
lions on each battle ReiAifsd By all Druggists
at 25c. t.* novrs-z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

10 puIHuSSs-u you wish 70 purchase purt
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at q amau ad
yAnus Eastern prices, 60 and examine SELIEA
3 wutrn's atook, where you viii md every srti.
OF. that ntoiel hy thu profession. and "a prices
which eAaaet sait 70 give satisfaction. Their
store Is az No. 81 Mala street, may4dAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
sTILL ANorurn

Mrs. Anthony ostFander bad : cas- Of Cataract
on the right eye. Il Aihstssh years sisnilnf,
etused hom Inflammation % the eye. nis.s T. "a
years age, sra luAliy becoming hind ia che rithL
sTs. She va operated on hy D.. asrt, which q
stored her eight In tee days. A'Sssss
ANTHONY eeA8ASDEn
Iarra Iz-Z-. In l...a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
G.n. c.nhr n .aar.rinnr

NEw YoRK, Nov. 22-Nsw Orleans
papers of the 18th say Gen. Candy is re-
covering Announcements Of his death.
selegraphed from here oa authority Of
the clerk Of the steamer Ssiekney, thus
proves false.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL.
Urinary. and sexual systsms-new and reliable
treatment-la Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Seat BY nall In sealed letter snveI.
epaa, fres Of charge. Adarqss DR.. J. sKiLLTN
H0uGnroS. Howard Association. No. Sosth
Eiath street, PhIlzasIphia. Pa. #a
aprlo4 dkwfy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

PLATFORM ARP CouETKR SCALES.
PLATF0RM AND COUETER SCALES.
SCALE BEAMs AND sTEELKARDs.
SCALE sFASs AID sTEkLYARpss
GEO. =. soNNTAG a CO.,
No. 10 HAHN street.
aasa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
STILL ANOTHER cAsT or pvAYxKss

Nj. Thos. p Mccoy 20 Gale county, III. cali.
- aud suhmiited bic ease 20 Dr. Bort. October
9TH, atths theTweod Hpaas. He eau noe bear
his case BE- rsiaFred e b calling "a ne ciofE
o. the AraAda--Mr. c. u Webb
Many uaher testimonials. from psfsans Of fha
highest standing, who rasigs IA this mldst ca DO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
WILLIAM REAVIs,
Attorney at Law and g. S. Claim


j. authorised by the Government TO precure PEN
sisRs, bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
CLAIMS for iIeEsrs and ether PaorEarY DESTROYED
while ia r. service Of the eovsrnmcut, and all
claims, cf vAaievcT Kind or nature against The
United StAtes.-f Ak s. 81
Bounty Tor Discharged SOldiersi
ny an Ansndaneas TO the Beunty Law, passed At
tho last ~ssioa % Congress. can soldiers or
ether persona who Aavs bss- 81 sAau Asrsaftai be
discharged within rwe ysara from the date Of their
enlistment, by reason 81 wsaads received in battle,
shall reeeive the same Beauty a. though they
served two years. A
Once o6Ss Main Streos, over Keiler's Gun Store
opposite the Oours fioass, Evansvlile, IsdianA.
Correspondent must enclose stampa
sa-eecd references given ifrequirsd. miss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

NEW YoRK, Nov. 22-Ths names Of
the propristors Of the breweries seized
BY the Government for distilling without
license are Beraheimer & Schmidt,
Henry Clausssr, and John F. Betz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

NV YoRx, Nov. % - The POsfs
Washington special says:
VIM Z. Dodge, Of New York, has ne
tilted James Brooks Of his intention to
contest the seat Of the Eighth Congress.
ional District in the House of Repre-
ssntatives. A large number of seats in
The next Congress- will be contested.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured by DR.. Bort.

To all s1hoza II may eoHeerD:
WIN. Han, appied 10 Or. Bort this dag. sat
urday. sept 18th, for fba festoFailon 81 ny heAr-
ing vas pssvis., e I, \. I,' asei ~
an gr4rsflos $40 psrfor1sd Il in fs~ moments,
uhlsh rssuiasd 10 he complete restoration Il my
f6g nslses in NJ bead. 70 tbs "A ieied IN iiks
.,sns,sr I shoaid say, costnit u. Bert - ones
nd abtaln BIS candid oplnion.
sisssd this zssh day u sept-, ia
Walton Cottage, VICE Co. lad
P. o. Aeersss :-EiisSeffh, Wigs County, lad
s-Hy wife kss ssao besn anlsssd vim
Bsonshiai arsction for sisvss years, and hss 49,
su6sr fAs pTofsssiohal chAfEs u many physleiaha
in thls cry, anf ohtkins1 no psrnanssf fsfIsf
aniil shs eonssltsd Dr. Bort, At tbs BantiB
Bouss, s9ue two Ssska since, and Ehs has derived
more permanent rsIiaf eHder The treatnssnt a Dr.
Bort than shs hss in tbs sisvsh y~.ss pfsgioss.
walton oos.sss. Isa sH' HALL
HS- san another oass Of Deafness ssrsd y Dr.
srt at ths Buntin Hoaas- Ths esss 9as that ~
y, Indiana;
AZ is kno~n. have bses very deaf II tefh ears
ter Year,. In this coalition entered fhs oGee ~
Dr.. Bost. a. tbs Bsnfin House, this Friday morn
rug sept p, and submitted my case % a. ogsfa-
ton b. Dr.. Bort, which was sQsn nccsmpiisheas
and that, too, without Iftsie may paipi D. less
than 0Es hour's time. Wklls ls Df. Boris siisse
ny bearing was % acuts fhsf couid unaer1tauf
common coHyerszilon- IL lusties = ~. Bort,
scrfbe o. him tie praise fsr the sk itfsl anuer "a
which he rendered sssist2ses = nj gfsIseas IN
paired hsaring. Va MELLKE,
Eilsy ToWnfbfps Flgg coHaty. 4
P. o. Address Tefre Harfc, Int
Mr. Mufisn i EsIl sad fsseFabiy known ~ this
county. and thSss Sh9 doubt The trafn u thu
aboEe stzfsmsnf nay esslIJ satisfy themselFez-
DR. Bort IL daily rse-igisE tsstEH41uisis from
psrsors vbo resi1s - fhis e3mUuHitys Nhs hss
b<er eurs4 and are b ing bsnsfttst Dr. Bor
chaIisnges sny mss IL bis profession . excl .hm
spsessltsss Wa al diseases u Els Eas Besfbsss
dischsrsss from The sAFf ringing ard BazzlnR Ia
the hszd, ali diseases 81 Ias aye. Esx, EnaxA
Heart Ibnost, Cst-Frhs &e.
As his stay rust nsessssFilz b limited, !: b.
hOTss thsss assiroSB - oonse1Ezg him % 80 % a
o1es-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
A Case Of Deafness Of Twenty-one
Years Standing Cured by DIR.
Bort, at the Buntin House, Terre

TO I'll whom u mar foneern II. Iainst W Nor
ton applied % Or. Bort SONS tNs weeks since f1r
the restoration - ny ieafinR. ! So ffrsi s. 10
applying 20 hifas eeaf fr twenty years, - 81
ualess said perspH va very close g. ne afd hol.
lowed ioudiy. Submitted ~ easa ~ 81 sfs.ra-
iioa under he charfs Of DR.. Bert. vbo }. rmed
the opersfion IN lev miuutss, ssusinz bat hitis
pr no pafa, Which fmpfssed ny Leafiaa almost
iustHnuy- Dr.. bsrt further pFssafibad esftafs
remedies, best kBsEn % hlmssif aFaiH sisliss
Or. Bort to-day. With ny hsafing psrfsciiy re-
had hasesase1 and - those an Isted ia Ike saaa-
nsf, you'd says b al fneaus, consult DR.. Bari,
and obtain his candld opinion
ei(ned this zlst day q ssptnBbsr, iss4s
JAMES ". MORTON
p. o. A5drsss: HeHtszumA, Inaiana-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

NO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
= eoansessd with the history Of the MEtsr.a
Ae4ies 81 the United States. or NOR. fsTor.bIv
s ano~a - psonesr iH medical discovery, thar
s saet % Dr. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. HIS
elnttAole preparation Of SarsApArillA has Ions
- tae had % the szrisas eenposnds Of that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
EXPRESS NOTICE.

oFyIcx ApAzs Rxrnkss ConrAxr,
Evansville. Sew. iSsh, 1854. /
Re ~ nahisc.
For the prrzent fr.iKht Tor points south Of
haAhxifts viii bs resetssd unlee. ahs same b for
a EauesRi e stat sfEioar Of The anny
novis-lw THOs. GATHER. Assnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
INDIAN MEDICINEs

ChorokCe Cure
A. ~sf@als.s e~rs fer aprrma-svvksa, S~-za@al
Wsskasss. koefFsaf Eaassfoas sad aidGssasss e9as-
- ~ ssVpeflnfaeas s~eA Loas af MeAorv Ualvsr-
eel Laasassas. ras@s - lie Back -ansf. " FisSsa
Irssaf@rs Old Aess weaf Nerves, DlH-wlfv sf
BreafAsns TsnAbfl~s, Wmhestaese. Eg~yfleas On fAs
faee, Pats Casn<saasae, fasasi2. csas1szptiSa aaa
al The DaysfsI es@ggass eaAss4 ~ dsyarfszs frsus
IA pstA e satzrs.
eaT This .nedieins Il . slmpis vasstabIs extract,
and res 90 NhisA Ill can rely, - u has sesu ussa
is ear practices for maay years. and With thous.
anda treated, Il has sot failed ia de tsstAnes
Its earstivs powers have bees ssfa clsat 10 gain
victory ever tks nost stubborn Gaze.
s@-fo these sho have trinsa With thsir consti.
tutio1. sntil thsy tkink themselves bsyend the
reach q medical aid. vs you'd say, Dssysfr sat-
The CEEEoKEn crRE win restore res Is health
and yixor. and sitsr az qusek soctsrs have fAfiedi
eTFsr fall particulars. gss Cirsniar from any
Drug stors IN tbs eoEntFy. OF write the Propris-
tozs, vhe viii nail free 70 any desiring the sams
> fall treaties in Pzmphist form- - :
50 Friuss. - PSF bottle ~ fkr-& botfiss for IS
saa forwarded b Expr~ss - al psrts ofths world
az soia ~ all respectable druggists every.
vkeFs.
DR.. W. r. Merwin & Co
es1H Pneprgwrens,
We. - Liberty street, New Yerk
m%sold In Evansville by wm. Binrbowsr asa
~ al druggists swsgy fFab1edAwly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

tarfais, Is mild and en- olIienf in It's naturs,
fragranfIy scented, and sxtrsnely bene
aciaI in It's action upon the skin. For sAls By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
sa-Let those Who have aonbtsa tbs VI rtass
BpLL's cEDEoa BfTrgEs, If any sszh there be
Rad the following sFiAeAts frsna geatlszaan sci,
known In this community, aaA sosbt no more
It's gsasraI Introduction into the army viii save
the liyssofthoaaands ofoar soldiers:
L0uisVIILK, Ky. Iuns ID, 1855.
We, ths uRdsrsignsd, have seen the coed Effects
produesd by the use Of Or. JoHE BgLL's CEbaox
BrrTERs in ease Of general debility and prsstration
Of this system. snd believe its EanerAi ass wsuld
prevent disease and relieve mneh sussFiag.--
Among our soldiers particularly would this BE- the
ease, specially those who are exposed 70 Malas-
matte inanenes 10 the soushsrn climate
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector lat. Lev. 80 Dis. Ky.
CHAS. h. COTTON.
collestsr % The Port q Loaissllls, Ky.
COL. H. DENT. 3SE fh&f8
-. Provost MarsasI Gsa,i Of Kentucky.
REV. d. =. HENDERSON,
Vies Proa'tof Sanitary ComusIssisa.
HARVEY, HuGHEs A Co, s4H e.s
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p DOERN,
Prop. L0aissiils Apzssgsx. 81
HUGHES PARKHiLL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Aaia Street.
LouisFfiis, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN a co.
wh0lessls Shoe Dealer, Msin ST., Louisville
HART hAPOTHER, =
LithograPhers, cor. Market ana Thlrd St.
L0uisviliy, Ky.
ArLIUs WINTER
Clothing saerrs.st, cor 81 and sfarkss sts.
b0uisyilts, ny. nrHs -
CARY. =, ". HihDRETu, = = =
Ofsteamer Major Anderson
NAL i. r. TnUsTOE,
Pgymastsr q. 4. Army.
q. n. aETCALF,
tsonat Hotel, Louisville ~
COT. SasssE BATLEs,
~ kg .ravalry
GEORGE n. PRENf0E,
LousTtliA Journal
Fec adserf4senlnnt IL nnafbar eGiumn
isbd ~ Sold BY PETER VIERLTNu,
Sole Agent. Evansuflta, TAD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

Dixon's BIaskberry Carminattws
bsing once usss, a supply will always be kept In
the house Sc the most valuable fsmiIy sasdieins.
and one, withal, very pleasant to taxa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
HARDW ALE.

Our Fan Stock being very
large and complete. We can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can.
not fail to please in Style
uality and Price. Gun
Stock is nou bought for
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
COLGATr,s HowEY goAp

This eslebrated Toilet seap,in such mi.
VsrSal demand, IS made frsm the choicest ma
tsrials, Is naiId and emoIIienf in is nature.
fragranfIy scented, and s1trsmsly bsne
siciaI in it, action upon the skin. FOR sals By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

DIR. StrfekIand--Ths valuable remedies Of.
fsfed By this regularly educated physician, win Be-
found Advertised IN our columns.
We would advise any one suffering from dis
trsssing cough, or Any affection Of the throat or
lungs. to try DR.. striekland's MsIlinuous Cough
Bsls=n IL Is for sale at the Drug stores
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

the Horror Of War can u greatly nsti
gated by that sovereign rsrnsdy, HoIIewzy's ONT
m-nt, a. il will cure any wound, however dsspsr-
It, II 1t be we'll rabted around the voznssd
parts, and they Be kept thoroughly covered With
It. pot Of Ointment should Be IL sTsry mans
knapsaek- Evsry NEEDS 1t. 1.-THE reader Of the
"noties F" cannot get box Of Pills or Ointment
from the Drug Store in his place, let him write to
ne, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amoant, aad
will mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines hand because they
cannot make much profit eiker persons
make. IS cents, IS coats, and 81 40 psr box or
not uov4-1wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

Ever brsazht 70 KEaasyifl>, Bozghf for szah ana
Tork prizes
We kgo~ Koess hare advanced terriaeniIF ls
Ssv fsrk - veil ~ ether foiks. our stock i IN
tAs na1rkst for sac, zad vs VII keep en- selling
~ lonz - - hsFs snFthinx 70 seIl
rWsfnyits the frzds IA . examine ar Goods
as pres We have Oas Of the best stocks Of
ksntseky leans svsr ofssfsA In the city
nhl4 IL go ISAAC KEEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
sCHAPKER & BUSTING.
Unfurl The Banner.

E-LAcs OF EVERY gTxg JUST RECEIVED
It Also Tags of all sisss With the portraits Of
Lincsin nxd McC3slism o. them, lust received az
sCHAPKER BTssING's,
Ne. 81 and 80, Main street
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
The Continent an Iceberg.

Prof. Agnssiz. in tho Atlantic Monthly.
comes TO tho conclu usion that the continent t
ot North America was at one time covered
with ice n mile 10 thickness. Tho proof is
that the slopes of tho Allegheny range Of
mountains are glacier worn on the very top,
except fow points which we're above the
level of tho icy mass. Mount Washing on,
for instance. 10 about six thousand feot
in, height, and the rough unpolished surface
OF its summit, covered with LOOSE fragments,
just below tho level at which glacier marks
come to an end. tell us that II lifted it's bead
alone above the desolate waste of ice and
snow. In this region. then. the thickness
of the sheet cannot have been much less
than six thousand feet, and this is in keep.
ing with the same kind of evidence in otber
parts of the country; for wherever the
mountains are m ucb below six thousand feet,
the ice seems to have passed directly over
them. ~hle the few peaks rising on the
nights are left untouched. The glacier. he
argues, was Gods great plough, and when
the ice vanished FROM tho face of the land il
left II prepared for the hand Of the husband
man. The bard surface of, the rocks was
ground to powder. the elements of the sol
we're mingled in fair proportions, granite
was carried into tho lime regions. lime wal
mingled, with the more arid and unproduc
tive districts. and a soil was prepared 1T fol
the agricultural uses of man. There ar,
evidences all over the polar regions TO show
that at one period the heat OF the tropc'
extended all over the globe The ice peri
cd is supposed to be long subsequent to this
and next 10 last before the advent Of thii
earth. .....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
DR.. L. PAGIN,

Gilmore, Ohio-(A Student of Dr. Oellinbaugh,
and who mas had Eleven Yeaas' Practice in the
treatment OF Chronic Diseases will be at the io.
lowing places. All persons wishing to consult
him can do so free OF charge. Remember the
time
CHARDON, Tuesday, Oct 25lh and Dec Goth.
CLARIDON, Monday afternoon, Oct. oath and
December 18th.
HuNrSBURG. Monday till noon, Oct. Gath and
December 10Th.
MIDDL LEFlELD, Tuesday afternoon, October
18th and December 18th.
BURTON, Tuesday till noon, October 18th and
December 18th.
PARKMAN, Monday till noon, October l7th
and Dec 18th
TROY, Monday afternoon, October l7th and
December l2'h.
MUNSON, Wednesday till noon, October Goth
and January 5th.
NEWBURY, Wednesday afternoon, Oct Goth
and January 5th,
RUSSELL. Thursday till noon, DC .ober 9th
and January 9th.
CHES TER, Thursday afternoon, October 9th
and January 9th.
CHAGRIN FALLS, Saturday afternoon, Oct
s9th anu Jan. 9Th
BAiNBRIDGE, Sunday, Oct 29th and January
9th. 77l@3w
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
Fidelity.

Desert not your friends in danger and
distress. To many there are in tho world
whose attachment to those they call friends
is confined to the day of prosperity. As
long as that continues. they are. or appear
to be, atfec tionate and cordial. But as soon
as their friend is under a cloud. thoy begin
to withdraw and separate their interest from
his. In friendship Of this sort, the heart
has assuredly never had much concern.-
For tho great test of true friendship is con-
stancy In the hour of danger-adherenc in
tho season of distress. When your friend
is calumniated, then is tho time openly and
boldly to e~pouso his cause. Whom his sit
nation is changed, or mistortuues are fast
gathering around him, then is the time of
sfording prompt and Jealous aid. When
sickness or infrmity occasions him to be
neglected by others, that is the opportunity
which real friends will teize Of redoubliDg
all the affectioDate attention which love sug.
gests. Those are the important duties. tho
sacred claims of friendship, religion and vir.
tue enforce on every virtuous mind, To
show yourself warm in this manner 10 the
cause Of your friend commands esteem even
in those wqo have personal interests in op.
posing him. This honorable zeal Of friend.
ship has, in every age, attracted the vcne-
ration of mankind. 1t has consecrated TO
the latest posterity tho names of those who
have given up their fortunes, and have tx
posed their lives in behalf of their friends
whom they loved; while ignominy and dis
grace have ever been the portion of those
who deserted their friends in the hour of
distress.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
Yellow Fever.

have been reminded by the prevalence
of the yellow fever iE North Carolina. Of
the experience OF Mr.. Catlin. as related by
that author 10 his little pamphlet entitled
"The Breath OF Life" This terrible scourge
having brOkon out on q small steamer on
the coast of Brazil, in which Mr.. Catlin was
a passenger, he was able to mark out ia ad-
vance tho victims of the fever from the sim
pie observation of those who babitualIy
breathed through their mouths instead
of their nostri!s Still wider observations
we're made by him 10 the midst of tho yell
low fever and the cholera in the West India
Islands, and induced him to write:
Il conscieutiously advance my belief,
that 10 any town or city where other of
those pestilences commences its ravages,
il that portion of the inhabitants who arc
in nightly habit of sleeping With their
mouths open we're to change their resi-
dence TO the country, the infection would
soon terminate. for want of subject to eI.
ist upon.
"This opinion may be startling to many;
and, If it be coDbatted, all the better; for
in such case the important experiment
will more likely be msde.'-tOr' ~ Y.
Post.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

WASHINGTON ON TRAIroRs.-In letter to
Governor Trumbuil of Connecticut. written
during the Revolution, in regard to disaf-
fscted aud disloyai persons, he said:
"As il is now very apparent that We have
nothing to depend upon in the present con-
test but our strength. care, frmuess aud
union, should not the same measures be
adopted in your own Government,aod every
other Government on the Continent p
Would it not be prudent to seize on those
tories Who have been, are, and that We know
will be active against US: Why should per-
sons, who are preying on the vitals OF their
country, be suffered to skulk at large, while
We know they will do US overy mischief IA
their power These, sir, arc points beg
leave to submit to your serious ooraidsra
ti0n."
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msnity to the colored man. Every
patriot, who desires a permanent peace,
enduring and perpetual, will give bis ar
dent support TO Lincoln and johnson.
lie; every freeman speak, and. as he
would himself be free, let him help to
strike traitors dumb. Show TO the world
that we have a Government. worth all the
rich treasure Of blood spit, in its defense.
Yours truly. .....
TILDEN w. PORTER.
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F E R N s /.

In tho cool and quiet hooks.
BY the side Of running brooks;
In the forests green retreat.
With tho branches overhead,
Nesting al the old trees feet,
Choose We there our NOISY bed.
On tall cliffs that WOO tho breeze.
Where no human foo'sttp presses,
And no eye our beauty sees;
There We wave our maiden tresses.
In the mouths Of mountain caves,
Whence the rapid torrent gusbes,
Joying in the spray that laves,
As it wildly foaning rushos.
In the clefts of c,umbling walls,
On old ruins sad and hoary,
Filling up the ~ cient halls
With new and verdant glory.
Where the shady banks are steepest,
Sbeltering from the sunligh,'s glow,
Loving best, the shadiest. deepest,
Where tho tallest hedge. rows grow.
In the pleasant woodland sladee,
Where the antlered deer ate straying
Lifting there our antlered heads,
There our mimic groves displaying.
Then the trcacherous marsb's bosom,
Decking with our regal pride,
There. alone. allowed to blossom,
(Boon to all our kin denied
Though we boast no lovely bloom,
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beamed in every countenance. Tears and
laughter followed each other in quick sue
oession. The great thronc moved and
swayed back and forth in the intensity Of
emotion, and shout after shout rent the
air.
A man might have exchanged an ordins-
ry Immortality to havo mado such speech
to such an audience. and been much tho
gamer.
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s. EDSON.

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