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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28

Usage ORANGE, is the plant for hedges
in Iowa, but the seed cannot now be OBJ
tanned, hence the following may bo i'm.
portant: "John Porter, esq.,, of Niagara
county, N. Y, writes to the Agricultu.
rist that he succeeds perfectly well with
root cuttings in the open ground. He
cuts the roots into pieces about two or
three inches long aud plants them hori-
zontally, where the hedge is to stand,
covering the pieces entirely. He finds
that he gets stronger plants than from
seed, and that they are less liable to be
thrown out by the frost" Any one hay
ing hedge can easily try the matter for
himself. If the plan succeeds here, it
will be worth hundreds of dollars to the
farmers Of this county alone. We have
not much faith in it, but would recon
mend a trial.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28

Read advertisement and certif-
Gates of McCormick's Reaper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28

New STYLES of Wall Paper just re.
ccived at the Post Office Book Store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28

arA desirable residence in Upton for sale,
cheap, Enquire Of WV. ELLIOTT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28
GJ- Save Your Life. LII

GJ- Save Your Life. -az
Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Kidney Complaint,
Sick and Nervous Headac HI, , Neuralgia, Gravel let
ter, Barber's Itch and Badness. A Treatise on the
above diseases with their speedy and permanent
sent free to any address Address $. c. UPIfAM, No.
25 South Eigth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. nl3m6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28

condition, that responsible companies
could DO found who would finish the road
and run it for the profits which would at
once accrue" .s s3a
We wish the Courier would verify the
latter part Of the above statement. We
have been long waiting, watching and
praying, for such a company, but SO far
have looked in vain. We would fain
hope that the Courier knows whereof it
afirms, but, we fear it is still casing.
That the time is coming when this road
viii be, built we fully believe. A rail-
road up the Cedar Valley will pay and
will be built It is now more than half
built from Minneapolis to the north line
of Iowa, and contract has just been
completed to build it from Cedar Falls
to Waverly. The good work is going
on slowly, it is true, but none the less
surely. "Things is working" and we
trust that ere long a railroad to Upton
will be fact accomplished. If the
Courier has moro light, will it please let
it shine. .-.,. ....
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28
l:J- The French Preventive. .ip

Nightly Enaissfons efectua11y prevented
without the of medicine by theu Of The French
Preventive, the greatest invention of the age. Price
ST. Sent postpaid to all parts ofth country. Address
DR. 8. CURTIS, Box 2697, Post Office, Philadelphia,
Pa. n13m6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28

lows FaIs alisHa5s Of forty uiitai.-
So that the railroad interests Of Dubuaue
are not like to suffer during the coming
season.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

well quake, for a day of retribution is
at hand-a day when many things, now
seemingly hidden, viii be laid bare. As
for me, exclaim, let justice be done,
:hC ugh the Heavens fall. If this war is
to be closed there must be no fooIng,
40 timidity, no rose-water surgery We
have in oar hands something to begin
on; let an example be made. If this
thing had happened in JEFF Davis do
miaion my word for it, those caught in
1t as We have caught them, would have
swung higher than HatnAn Immediately
after their arrest have no apology to
ODER for my sentiments consider
them just, aud they are participated in
by all Of Us for whom the gentlemen in
consideration had such amiable inten-
tons
The election passed OF very quietly,
and, so far as heard from, the news is
that the Governments has been nobly sus-
tanned throughout the State, eonsun-
nation which gives every hearty we'll
wisher Of the United States profound sat
isfaction, and the explosion Of the plot
contributed not little to the happy re-
suit.
There are many other things l would
Ike to glance at, but | have written
enongh for this sitting. Some other
time 1 will give your readers another
letter from this point, giving them a
sketch Of the inner life Of our insulated
community. H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

"a its attendant train ofsympt7ms. IL Aets mors
-Ee charm thar nsedieiue. There IL nothing
n The range Of she MAisria Asdica, that for . mo.
aenf bear a comparison with Il In this ataeAAo.
full aoc0ant Of this w0ndcrful plAnt nay BE-
Sund In the lfth editioa Of the U. 5. DispensAto-
o. pages iss7 and i3ss
series st sxPerimsa q Ia which DR.. Bull has
"a 5F years engaged, has just been brought 20
snsnrsafal terminal loo. and he ia now enabled &c
eser 20 the public combination OF Cearen, With
ether approved tonica, thu whole preserved IN the
best quality OF copper -diatiiled B0urboa whisky,
SsoA hs i confident hAs 80 equal IN tbs world.
might tHrnish volume 0f certificates, bat
fablie have long since learned 10 estimate
s4aEs Al their true value. The safest plan ls fof
very one 10 test for himself the ylrtnes Of nsw
msdicina Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
Cedron Bitters

Vns trial and Fua VIII uegar use any others.
II u not necessary 90 publish long ifst Of die
sasss for whish The Cedron Bittera are ! speoihe
IL 81 discaaez Of the STOMACH. BOW
ELS, LIVER or KIDNEYS
In all sraetions Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING CPON DEHANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR nOWELst
Ia GOUT, ,RHEuMATISM AND HEU-
HALGIAt
Asa in FEVER AND AGUEs
" ts Destined 20 sapercrds all other remedies n
net oaly cures these diseases, but Il rAKvEsTH
them.
wine glass fall Of the Bltters taken an hou1
bsioFs each seal will obriAts the m Effects % the
mo@t uahealthY climate, and screen the person
takiHg IL against aissaae under the most tryiHx
exposures.
seld by Druggists and Groeers EeusrniiY
S~Dr. JOHN BOLL's Principal once. Finb
street, Louisviiis, Ky.
seld by PETER YIERLIzG.
ssba Sole Agent. EvAnssfiis. IBd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
PLANTATION BTTTFRs.

ELAn 1AIlON blTTERS.
whieh arc HOv rsoomnend.a BY the highest ned.
cal authorities, and warranted 70 prodacs an ia.
Hedaais beneficial eject. They are sxessainsly
agrssAbia, IeEfee-ly pure. and must supsrossS ali
other ionics whsfe healthy. gsntls ssi nulsst is
required.
They purify. strsngtAsa and invigsrzts
They create healthy appetite.
They are Sn an tidsts to change of water ana
diet.
They ovsroons thu szsets 81 dissipation ana
late hours.
TAsy strsagsAsa the syssan Asd saiivsa thu
ths mind.
TAsy prevent MIAsmAtis and Intermittent T..
vefs.
They purify tue breath and ssidIsy Of tb.
stomach.
Tasy cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
TA~y care DlArrhsa Aad Cholsra Morbas.
They sars Liver csaplAiHt Aad Ssrvous
HeadAehs.
They mAks shs weAk stroag. the laa guId bril-
liant. and are exhausted AAturs's great rusiorsr.
They are COMPOSED Of the eslssratsd CAlIsaya bark
wintsrgreen, sasszfr.a, rosts and herbs, ali pre-
served In psFfsstiy pare 81. crsix run. Fer par
sieuiaFs, ses siruaiArs and s~=tlm0slAls arsund
sAeh battle.
Beware Of lapestsrs. Exanins every bottle.
See that Il be. eur private Q. 8. STAMP aanuti-
lated over the cork .~wi,h plantation sesas. and
oar siEpAiare or ans stosl piAts side Label. See
that oHr bottle Is act rs.ailsd With sparioas ard
dsisssrtons ssas. Any psrson rretsnding TO ssll
Plantation Blstsss By the Ealioa or in baIk, s an
impsstes. Aay person initiating this botils. or
selling any other material tbsrsn. whsthsr called
FiAntAtioz Blttsrs or net, Ia sriHinai uHdar tho
Q. :. Law, Azd sill b % pEOsscsts4 By us We
Already have 0sr eye several parties 70 -elliug
our bottles, Ae-, who will succeed ia getting
shsmseives late eioss quarters. The demand for
DrAke's Plantation blttsrs frsm ladies, clergy
mes. merchants. se.. is isoredibis. The simpIs
trial Of botls Il ihs svidsnes ws prsssat Of thai,
uoFtA and supsFiority, They are sold By all ~
'pecsAbis aruggists, ErOcsFs, physicians, hotsis,
saloons, sisAmbeAts. and country stores.
p. r. DRAKE a co.
Ne. 30 Broadway. y. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

s4s becoms = household woTd throughout the
Wet and South; and his Worm LoEsRsss. IN iess
thai . year afier their introduction. attained a
reputation as wide spread a. ths eonfinenf 81
North America. But the eroA apg glory OF his
hie remains 20 be attained in his latest discovery
OF rather combination; for be- does not claim 10
have been the diso0verer Of CEDROS which is the
basis OF the bitteEs nos offered to the public
That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants OF
oentrai America, to whom its virtuea have b@sn
knswn for more than tive hundred years. A., ID
wtth IT, the IndiAn bids defiance % ths mosi dead
~ malaria ard handles without fear the most ven-
onous serpeais. II is belief with them that
While there Is breath len in the body the cedrou
BE-.
While Dr. Buil Is not prepared 70 indorse this
sxtFaFAsAnt pretsnsions he is nsSsrtheiess salts
hsd nom thorough examination Of the evidence
relative 70 iis virtues, thai reme.iy aud pre-
xentatise for ali diseases arising fron expos9ro,
either 20 tae eaangsa Of Weather and climate, or q
the miaAInatie innusnUes, IL stands Without H.
val and Justly deserves she reputation d has q
-. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
LYONS KATnAHnOKs


kathAiroB ls from tbs Greek woFd "KAthfo," OF
"ksshsiro." signifyinE 10 cleanse, reIuvinAts and
rssfors This Arfieis Il shat lie mans sisalnss.
Fsr PFessrving, SsstorisE sad beAatifyiag the
aaman hair lt Is the most rsmAIkAhls preparation
Ia the world. II is Again owned Asd pss up By
the original prorrister. sad Ia nsw made With the
sane cars. skHl asd Attsntioa shieh gave is
sale Of over one mlilion bsttlas per annnm.
Il is most delightful HAIR Dressing.
II sraaieates scurf and aandrun
II kegs the bead eool ard clean
II makes the hair, rssA, soff and glossy.
il prevents ths hair from falling oa sna turn.
ing gray.
II restores AAir upan bald hsads.
Any lady or Esuti.nAn whs values : bssutifui
hsad Of hair shezld nse Lyoa's KAthairos. It is
knowz snd ed thr0ughout the eiviIizsI World.
Soid BY al respectable dealers.
DKAAs BARNES q co.. Esw York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
Shade TreeS-

vish 70 cal the especial attention Of cur eiti
Eens % our stock Of Ornamental Shade Tres for
side walk planting can fzrnish Trsss. o. plant
them, as desired The Trees raised in the y rsery
are FIR better adapted % stand the Sumner season
than fhose taksu from the swzsps 0r woocs--
y zay B~rsous. who have trisd both, VIII sustain
ne IN th is ssstsn@cf.
Crd-rs bx Iett4r viii ba promptly sttsnGsd to-
Ad5r~~s GEoRGE D. BOwEN,
0Sts ereaSsns Cfty NURSERIES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
HEIMsTRKKT's
Inimitahle Hair Restorative.

NOT Il DYE
Bat restores gray hair % It's original seier. ~
FzppIying the capillary tus@s vita patarai susts-
aancs, impaired by sgs disease All s~@aazsa@s-
syss are ssmpssed Of IzaAr sssties destroying
the vitality sRd beauty Of the hair, Gss ssord q
themselves dressing. Hsimstrsst's InimitAbls
Coloring net only restores hair 70 its natural esloT
by an easy process. but gives the hairs
LuxuriAnf Beauty,
promotes iss growth prevents Iis falling %. srss
ieatss dAndrun. aad inp< - health and plszssat.
10 the hs&A. II hAs tood the teas ef tiss. b
ing the eol0rinAl Hair Col oring. sad 10 const&nty
increasing in favor. Used b both gshtisnsa and
ladies. Il Il soid BY all rsspsetAbls dealers, or
ezz Be procured By them 81 the connsrciAl
Agsnts, D, s. BARNES CO., soa Broadway, Esv
York. I've stxes 50 esnts Azd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

Editors EvAnsviils Journal:
Presuning that q letter from this
point would interest your readers, pro-
eesd to pen you one; and as this psrticu-
lar place was recently selected BY gang
OF eut-throsts, as theatre for the com
meneement Of outrages to be initiated
BY others OF their murdsrous fraternity
in other localities, q brief description of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

B~ The following beautiful lines ar
from one Of Indiana's fairest and mo-
gifted daughters:
HURBAH FOR INDIANA.
BrE. Z. saIssBY. Air.-"AssrE LAuaiE.'
Hurrsh for Indiana,
She has stood The fearful test,
And may shs be hence forward
The leader of the Wet
The Isassr Of the West,
A beacon and guide
And may loyal Indiana
Be true mems boast and pride.
Hurrak for Inaiaua,
And her last vIetorys
She has triumphsd for the Union,
FOr Trzth aud Ltberty-
For Truth ard Liberty
She stands forth in Der might.
And may loyal IndIanA.
From this time forth Be right,
HurrAh for Indiana,
Aud her brave msH st homs,
Who said 10 snAky trsasoa-
'sHo iarthsr shalt thou come -
"Eo farther shalt thou come,
But downward thou shalt CO."
And ia loyal Indiana,
Have struck = " tsllisg" blow.
HHrrah for Indiana,
Her brave k0yf sn The hsld-
who Wsgs glorioas conflict
To traitors will ne 'sr , isid,
To traitors will ns'sr yisld,
But witA our banners high
For our loyal Indiana.
Have sworn TO live and die.
ThFss cheers for indiaas,
firm may shs ever Be,
Thus sVsrmny her true men
Lead on to victory
Lead on 70 victory
BY bayonsi and Eots,-
Eow three cheers foe Indiana,
~ Her triumph 10 dsnsts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

HAGAN's MAoNOL BALM.
This Is tbs Inost dsgighsful aad sxtrAsrsiaAry
artists svs1 iae~v~r II changes the sua burn {
fses and y = to peariy satin tsxturs u rasish
ing beauty npsrting the marble purity Of youth +,
ana the q Fse appearance Sc inviting n the city
Sslls Of ioa. u removes tan, freeklss. pim-
pies and shness from ths skia. lesTing iis con-
Plexioa b, tssaspArrnt ana smooth. IL ess-
tsias No HsAserisl tnjurious to sAs skin Pstroa-
lied By ACTRESSES sHs opsra Singers tits wAa'
every lady should nAse. sold sv.rywhsFs.
Prepared by ". y. Hag<s, Troy, MI.
Address sll orders to
DENAs s. BARNES 4 Co. Eew 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
MEDICAL.
s. T.--l66O.-X.

Persons Of ssdantary habits trsHaisA vita
~s@knss' lAssitnds. PaiPit@ti0s of the heart lack
Of APPstits, distress after eating, torpid liver
constipation, deserve 10 safer. u they will ct
trw tbe r.i~hr.t.A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

No MANS NAME Is MORE ISTIMATELH
= connected with the history Of the MafeFiA
Ae1ieA % the laited STATES, or mere fAYorably
kneS1 ~ pionser In medical discovery thaa
that Of Dr. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville. Ky His
tntmitabie preparation of sarsApariila has Ions
stood - TIE bead Of the various comPounaso Of thas
valuable drGg. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
NURSERY.
Creseent Civ Nurseries.

FI,EE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
L fully ezH the attsntioa of the pzbIie 10 his
large stock of assorted r1it Trses BE has no- q
hand = very large assorted stock Of Caoics ApuIe
Cherry. And Pear Treesi also. choics sssortnenf
Of Peach and kass Trees and splendid stock Of
Al art. all =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
sCHAPKER & BUssING
Unfurl The Banner.

T,LAGs OF EVERY SIZE JUST RECEIVED.
It Also flags Of all sizes with the portraits Of
Lincoln a. 4 Mcclellan On them, insf rucefvsd At
scHAPKER BUssIEG's.
Ne. A. and 20, Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
INDIAN MEDICINES.


Aa srfsaias e-rs for sp@Ea-srrAsa, Es.afnai
Hsskzsss Rocfvzsf Ersissoss SD aTd3ssasst ealss-
81 bg pollzfsoas snoh Lees II Ms.ssrF, Uairsr
ssf Iassds, Pafa " fhe Back, Disameas ef Fsfoa,
Frezaafurs Old Agss Veal Eevsss, Ds@csify sf
Brsafsfag, Trsmblnr, Eakefstaszs Evupgleas % tAs
Faes, PaEs coaAAeaaaos. Fssssktg, Coasssspoa, aHd
al tAs D4yeai e0mVlaissis eaHssd bV dspsTtas ross
lAs path n safssrs.
sB-This medicine Ia a simple vegetable extract,
aud oBe on which al can rely, as u has besn used
Ia our practices Tor many years, and With thous-
snas treated, u has sot failed In sinEs Instance
It's euratiFs powers have bssn sufHetsnt 70 gain
victory over ths most stubborn case
n&-To these who have trifed With their eonsti-
tHsion. units they think themseivsa beyond ths
reach Of medical aid, we wouid say, Dsspaay aoff
tie CHEEDKHn CUEE viii rnsfors yea . health
and vgor, and after ali qusck doctors have failed
nN-For fuEi particulars, get Circaisr from any
nrEg Store In the eountT.s OF write the Propris-
tors who viii mall free 70 any desiring ths same,
fall treatise In pamphlet form.
mRPricss, - per bottis three bottles for es,
and forwarded by Express 70 al psrts of the world
50 sel1 by al respectable druKElsts every.
whers.
DIR. W. r. Merwin & Co
soLx PR0pAfEToRs,
No. s. Liberty Street, Ssw York
EE-SOld In Evansville by Wa. BiszboEsr asd
By all druggists svsTy whsEe. lFsble4av1y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
Domestic Goods.

NE HAVE JUsT BEcEIVED IHh LAk9- 70
w est lot Of Blsashed nas,ns. -. .I.,.- :.
fIas Calieoass fe thsn ws ever had tss pressure
- E.-S-,~ ,e ~ public These goods we're
boErht SHriax the Last sears EAsf sna ~s nAse
rssrksS accordingly. and thsrefore e1er goods a.
ess~p - ny sCHAPKER BUssIEG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
Hoods, Eubies, Comforts

A LARGE STOCK OF CHILD's, MISSES,
a 80 LasSss' Hoods, Comforts, sAd Snbies,
iuss received S1d selling ct cheap, A.
scHAPEER 4 BrssfEG's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

L NJ III "a II
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
No. 25
STREET.,

MAIN SIREEI-
Has IN store q large and well as
sorted stock OF BOOTS and SHOES
of the best qualities, and will cen
tinue to receive the whole season.
direct from the manufacturers, the
best and latest styles, which I viii
sell as low as any House in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

Dr. ssriekl2sa's Msllifaoas Cough Balsan,
warranted 70 enFs Coughs, Coids, HoAreuess,
Asthma Whcopiur Cenzh, Sore Threat. Copsump-
tioz, and ali zEsefio % Of the Threat a8d Lungs
Yer sale By prnexisfs. General Depot s. Esst
Fourth STRESS Clneianati. Ohic.
nhfc- -2tSkw1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
A ALS0

Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which l offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
TNo Goods at retail.
ENo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

cau.pouna Psesoral of wild Cherry
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
rhe Great Chlcage Plot.

by an occasional oorrtspoadsnt-
CAMP DoUGLAs, CHICAGO. III, !
November IA, 1854 (
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

HATS 81 GAPS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

Nshave AIsa ne lct Of White Pine aad Popular
1ering. Moulding Of all kinds made and saving
NNldpscriptions done Al the shortest notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-21
PARIS ME-, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2I, 1884.

"COne into ,h. house. JOen.- s.id ,h,
Lady eooIly.
% Pot up thar ladder. eOu william. per
sisted the -rsthy ". ID.
q" John. DO as 7 order you oompiaoent
IL demanded Mr.. =.
And John zen, into the house. lesvin.
The nedieal gentleman besping curse, upor
every body in the vicinity. inelading hi
wife and .erv,n.s
All night the doctor vas kept a prisoner
just before Ms -ife retired sbs put her rp.
70 the keyhoIe. ard whispered.
Doctor. What ]. your ,aeoe.. in tanning
a shre-7~
No answer
Good night. Doctor
The next morning she came to tbe door.
and called.
Docfor2-
No answer.
"Docsor7''
Madare7-
" Would you ike some br-akfasts-
" am no; ParsieulA--
" There Is some cold turkey Iefs. IL yoa
would like IL, sir
The doctor deigned no reply. and the Ia
dy again icfs him alone.
During The afternoon. ,be again called a,
the door.
"Doctor.-
"weIl. DEAR very bsnbly.
q" Would yoa like some dinner?-N
q" shouia~
"wnl cold turkey do youG-
Anything. my dear
III ! Jet you out. vii you promise never
TO lock ne Up again
"Ivin.-
" And never object to nv eAfing turieY?-
Yes
And not attempt 10 tame a ,hre-
seains-
- Never
cn-you-rnay-com
And the lady forthwith unlocked. and
thre- open The door.
To ;Ais day. Dr. Str.hsn has never at
tempted % dictate % hrs wife What she
shall eat. or -ben she may riie. and has
never been heard 10 boAs, again. Of taning
a sb-e~.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-21


An entirely ne- system v.s 70 De devised.
and that system must necessarily % the
grO-th Of time and experience II is rot
strange that hrst efforts should have proved
imperfect and ia.asqa.se. To Law heavy
burdens on great aud pstriotie people an
such . nannsr n 20 be equal. and as 70 oe-
easion the least amount Of suffering or an
noyance. requires time and caution. and
vast labor; and. With az these. experience
= needfal 70 test tbs vaIse of the system.
and correct It's errors. Such has been the
~ork vhieh Congress was called upon 10
perform I sm happy TO say that daily re-
suits are proving the fnternai Revenue act
20 exceed in efficiency the most sanguine
expectations Of is authors In the month
Of June. 1858 il yielded a5ou, four and one
hall millions o. dollars. vhiie the CORES
POnding month Of this year returned about
hftecn millions. under the same h-. In
der the ne- Lac. which went into operation
on the frs, day Of The present month. the
Treasury not unfsequently receives one
million m day. A time and experience
enable the officers employed in collecting
The revenue % enforce the stringent pro-
visions Of the new lac, trust that million
per day vii b. found the rule and no, The
exception. stiii. much space il uadoabs.d-
ly icft for Improvement; in the Law. and Il,
sdninistra'iou. A. a greater amount Of nee
essary information Is acquired. The prop
er sources ofrevenue. and the mos; effective
modes of obtaining it. are best DEVELOPS
IN the execution Of existing A~s. And I
have caused measures 70 DC initiated -hich
VII, q j. believed. enable Congres. 80 90
improve and eniarge the system A.. when
taken in connection nth the revenue from
customs. and other sources. 70 AHCrd an am
pie and secure basis Tor the national credit.
Only on such basis. and in a steady aad
vigorous restraint upon currency. can a
remedy be found for existing evils. Such
restraint ear only be exercIsed -hen the
government Is furnished With means TO pro-
vide for rs necessities. Bat Without the
a'd Of q patriotic people any governments i,
Po-eriess. for this or any other desIrabIe
end.
The denominations Of the note. proposed
To be issued. ranging from hfty 20 Eve
thousand dollars. place these securities
within The reach Of all -bo are disposed 20
aid their country. For their redemption
the faith and honor and property Of that
country are solemnly pledged. A success
fui issue 20 this contest. nov believed % 30
near a, hNnd. viii largely enhance their val
ue % the holder AMI peace once restored.
all baTden' can Be lightly borne. he Who
seihshly -athholds ms Aid IA the bope Of
turning BIS avAilAble means . greater I'M
mediate profit. Is specializing upon n. eoun-
try's nisiortane. And may fad that -hat
seems % be present gain leads Ooly 70 fu-
turc loss. apPesi. therefore. With conf
denee TO loyal and patriotic people. and
invoke the efforts of all Who love their oOun-
Try. and desire Tor II a gloriou. future. 20
Aid their government IN sustaining "a. cred
a. and placing that credit upon stable
fouodaton-
W p. FEssxNDES.
Secretary q the Treasury.