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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-11

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len, melde naG Dem Gonf5cotipnsgeicte ppm
II. Suit 1862 ppr Dem 9. ct. @eri6t maren,
murpe 8e1tern isein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paliirt
uno nab geb6riger 2tn5eige Der baloi9e &ertauf
aller Mehte, 8elibtiteG ulo SnterelIen Der reip.
Gigentbfiuer fir unp pdbreno peren 2eb5eiz
ten@ angepronet, ausgenommen in eineln Sale
in pel6enl pa8 Gi9entbum perI6nIi6 mar unO
pebbaib fir abiolut ~perfdllen ertldrt muroe.
Inter pielen 6dlen befinpet ljd Der peS @op.
Qct6er DON @irginiell, pes Senators Bplf BON
Wtilipari, Slmitbion pom bier, 0tibter 2earbp>
rough, frtber bein 9. Ct, Geridt fit Aniprl>
de !; 8rend 6prreit, fruber Commandment Der
8aibngton NapD Yaro uap iebt Commodore
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ter scarborough beitebt IN elmer mertbpOIen iu~
riitiden 8ibliptbef.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-11

&DeritaA ID anfgesroo,cn einen 9rOern Ssrf'iSu5
rs 5n nsferncbmsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-11
8nlit Santes Slut.

NSCN S1Hlc6 2SIHR.
SORT Mpnrpe e, 8. SUM-. Der 9umpier
rSobn 81. 8arner," Capt. Conn, bon 8ermit>
pa 6unpreO, lit bier an9etomnen. 9tae8 mar
an ienem Blobe rubig, oa9esen mar cine De-
monitrotion 9e9en geter8bur9 i'm Gange uno
man bbrte 8eldibfeuer aus iener Hidtung.
VI Son GaIifprnict1.
g an Stanci 8 ep, s, SUM-. Ser Cant
pier Oregon" fam beute pom Der n6roli6en
&Glte bier all nit $4,000 BON Ore9pn utlo
$500 pon 8rittii9 Gplumbia. G5 merpen
8orberettungen SetrCifen, 2incplnS Grnenmung
nit elmer Salpe St be9rlben.
9te grnenuung Sremunts BAT in Der bieiigen
8relie meni9 Gdo 9efunOen. 9ieO regonS taots
@abl 5eigt in tbren 0telultaten einen 9rpben 3uz
padS Der lnion8>O tajpritdten.
@cbelenbCridte.
Ser 9ti6monO Graaltner pom Z. brinst fol-
genoe gtadridten:
Sas Gonf6oerirte Sdabamt 1T gum eritens
NAL pbne Gelo un6 feline 8eaulten9ebaIte, nil
~2tu&nobme pes BON SER. W~lemmin9er, itnt
au5bejablt tporoen. -
II Der HebeQen@@ pn9reB bat ben @ebaIt Del
Srloaten I'm 81 per WtOnat erb6bt uno alt
-Qudder pom Srrneeoienlt freige9eben. :
aa Sp Der gaAt pom 6. perldmanD Der Seino.
onIdelnlth in grpBer Sdit, pon u~nierer 2infer
i1nc einem S6eiIe bes Gentrutns. ginge8radtC
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

The Ohio State Journal cniis attention
10 ths fact that Abraham Lincoln and
Andrew johnson are natives Of slave
States. Ii says
Lincoln wns born IN hcHiuckp In 1900,
tnd Johnson was born In North CWOlin0
In 1908. Would IL not DO wonderful
coincidence In the history OF these won.
derful times, that two men, both born IN
slave States, both born Of poor parents,
both sub jeclcd In youth 10 all The ,lepres.
siHg inf ueuoe Of the aiisoratic system OF
slavery withou! any Of its privileges,
should become the standard bearers Of
Freedom against the nggressions OF sla.
very! And II now seems in il.p highest
degree probable that in these two men
the Siavo StJtes have themselves given
TO the country Mc men who are TO be
chiefly instrumental IN Graduating and
utterly wiping out slavery. From slavc
territory these leaders OF the hosts o,
Freedom have sprung, and are now 20
be made Instrumental In bringing nboui
The nbolshment OF the aceursed system OF
bondage and oppression under which the
parents Of these men wero classified ns
among "poor whites -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
ADMITTANCES.

L. Members Of The Society, on paying their
yearly far, aad aew Membsrs, oa payin9 Oae
DoRar, NH Dc furnished each day WitA Tickets
that wil admit Mem, and Msir children 10 gears
~ b. by Instruction from tAs board Of DIRT.
raitnre, and 10 tompiy Win Me iaio "tor Me on.
cohr0EtmGHt u iHriGaltnrc,N The SOriety, al is
annual m6eting IN vi raised The ahnadit tap 10 One
DOiiar,
2.--Persoas out Of The Couaig msyb becon,s Mem Z.
brrs y hs Socieiy, and BE- eahitd 20 aH ~ prip,
LEcs, By paying 81 and an aHHHni Tar N al, Or
psrscns out y ne C0nRiY OW BE- Eurnished uifh
Tickets Ior 81 nhich wW ainH Mrm aud tsir
JimiHes, and ahOw Mem 10 comptie IN CMsses
open 10 al.
bo iurnishod with Tickets, on reporting thom.
solyus 10 the Treaaurdr.
4--Dollhqucnts Will DO charged ns now Nom.
bors.
',-ThS ,ransior Of Tickets will bc punslod
10 tho fall ostuut OF tho law.
6--singlc pekots will b0 sold for IS Cunls
each at tho Ticket Ollicp.
7.--pursons having Tick es nro allowed 10
drive their earrlagOs upon tho grounds, bu, no
teams uro allowed to stand within the enclosure.
Grounds will DO ousod to private individuals
10 crcut groceries, viotuallng lnbllshmenlH ur
.ta1s Tor tho snlo oil any commodity permitted
by lho BoarG. upon application to tho Supotln.
tendnnt~-and no person Will bn lowed 10 olIur
ior sale any commodity, except on grounds 40
loaBud,
No Intoxicating beverages will bo permtlod
10 be brought upou, OF knpI on tho HrOinds, du i.
ring tho Falr ,--nnd any person violating the
above will forfeit tho same, and DO punished to
the cSont OF tho law,
:, Tho Exhibition will be onliyonod by good
Band Music.
CArLos WILLIAMS Supr of tho Grounds. niloa
by ollialonl DoPuties, will ondsnvor tu arrange
tho Grounds, aud all unmals md articles on
exhibition, 80 ia 10 give both exhibitor and spou.
tal0r We beat possible chance.
X. NJ JUuSsoN, Chief ol Police, from his en- 4.
"a H..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
Law and Lst,nra.

Wiliam bowips hns wfiticb History Of
tho British Fost ofilco. 10 which 40 arc IA
dcblcd for tho ioilowing A lC,ior once
posted cau ncs0f bs fccaied. A tradcs.
mans dsughtcr who had bcon fof somO
tinG cbRsaCd u q prosperous young draper
IN u boighb6rihc town, hoard from ono
whom sho and bcf parouis considered y
ctcditabIc authority, that no vas Oh !hc
s6tge Of bankruptcy. Not do, WIS to bC
lost In breaking the bond by which she and
her small fortune we're IibkGd 10 pcnury.--
A irttcr, strong and conclusive IN iis Ian.
euaGr. was at once written ahd posted, wbcti
tho same nforman, called upon tho youbg
ind,'s ir0rds 20 contradict and explain bic
previous sintcmont. which had arisen out oi
somc misunderstanding They rushed ~
oGco 10 thp pcst'onico, and 10 words cat
describe tho scenc tho reiterated appeals
'the tears, the wfiugng of hands, the united
0niroa!ios Of fathOr, iDothcr. nnd daughter
FOR tho restoration of tho fatal Irttcr Bui
The role admitted Of 40 exception. and tho
JOung lady had 70 rcpcEl at leisure Of her
lnordnoto haste.
it IL n matter Of noiorin'y. furnishing o
fruitful subject fGf ~ ficciiOD and comments.
that the great majority 0i complaints roach
ing tho p6st6tl,Cc Authorities iskc their
tiso wiih ClcrgymcH "a ci'Htirg curious
commentary ~ the Divine inj inc!on to BE-
ndrcifnl, and 10 forgive "sVtcnty times
setoh,' 80 oGGd saw fcqnisl'iOn from n
Clergyman for the dismissal of postollee
oletk--a mnn with sfc aUd srycfal chil
dren. by tho wHy--nn iEo ground that no
had twIcO Ghu.o1 his lotGfs 10 bo mis- srni
IN Zach cnso losing tho clorcai correspond.
ont d pust,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

VALLASnIGIfAM.- Tho New York 7li.
6nns says 1--WE regret 30 eco some nd
minslratlon journals urge his 70. arrest
and rebanishment. We hopo not. lie ia
Il blind parIfzan Of Mcclellan, aud is need
cd at Chicngo to prevent the nomination
OF n fighting General who believes In tho
War for the Union. Better leL him alone.
Ho will DO good hero: Iiis running for
Governor last year was worth hhy thou.
sand votes TO tho unionlsts OF Ohio. Onn.
not,wo get him on The CoppetheOd ticket
as Vice President ?"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

DANGEROUS PLEAsuREs.---I have an, up.
on tho seashofe aud waited for ia gradu.
al approaches, and have sccn Ito dancing
waves aud white surf, and admired that
ho who measured !. with his hand bad
given to 1t such life and motion; and |
have fingered I'LL ils gentle waters grew
into mighty biIlows, md had well.ngh
swept me from my llrmest footing. So
have seen hcedless youth gazing with
n too curious spirit upon the swee. motion
and gentle approaches OF inviting pleas.
ure. I'LL !! has delaiaod his eye, and i'm.
prisoned his feet. and swellld upon his
Doul. and swept him to swii, destruction
Basil Montagne. .s
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
IInas Ia a boauatul .boush. of tho O

IIEaR ID beautiful .hoaght OF tho cello.
brated Thomas Carlylei "wheu gaSo In.
20 tho stars thoy look down upon mo with
pity from their serene aud silent spnocs, like
eyos glistonlng with toars over tho llillo lot
Of man. Thousands OF generations, all az
noisy o. eur own have boon swallowed up
by time. aud tboro remains no record Of
them any more, yot Arolurus and Orion,
Sirius and tho plolsdes are s,ll shining IN
their courses, clear aud young es whom tho
shepherd firs. uoied lhom from tho plain Of
shinar. What shadows w sre, aud what
shadows wo pursue"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
AYERS
ATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
pnrgativcs IN the market, and their superior
virtues nre so universally known, thatw we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality Is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and TINT they may be depended on
10 Ito all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. G. AVER, NJ. D., 6 Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Sold by Cook Il McGowan and DR.. ] Mich
Cls, Churdon, ]. II. Field, Ilumhden, q. W Gar
ron, Montville; G, e. y. h. Harmon Chester
x Roads Dr. Cleyelona burton, W + pos. =,
N. Pitner, parkmun;J. W Thompson, Middle
field, and by dealers geToruNy 7Jgyl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

AT n Printers feNivity The following
toast WAS given: "The Editor aud TIC
Lewyor--the devil is satisfied with the
copy OF the former. but requires tho orig,
inal Of the latter"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
TEsTtM


MrNSos, Gcnuga Co Ohio, April l2th 1869.
Having had threu children afflicted with
breaking out We oulod the Itch used remedies
Tor same, but to 10 good effect. Then tried 10
euro ihom by using medicines 10 purity OF cleanse
mo blood, but II continued TO grow worse Ono
hoy, 1.-Two yours old, the worst, could not bend oil.
ther arm, and 50 much corruption issued from
back and arms, that ho had 10 change his shirt
ovory day, mud soak 1t In warm water from ivo
to ton minutes before ho could got 1t oil. One
hrm 80 bad supposed he would loso the use Of 1t.
Aitor somc time, head badly broken out, Al'er
two months doetoring, was discouraged In doing
nnylhing' lor h0 was growing worse. i provi.
donllasly heard OF u remedy lVr this scourge.
wrote to DR.. l., StioRney. OF the State OF New
YORK nhd procured two boxes OF his sulvo, which
cH'od my children IN Two weeks. Tho third mp
P,lca'ion, found 1t wus helping them materially
lwo years have elapsed, mud they have hnd no
brcaking out since. SIDNEY MCBRIDE.
| ALLEGHENY, n. Y, April lat, 1868.
Having two children badly afflicted with tho
l'cil' as | supposed doc,urod for thrco months,
ana all tho time growing worse, tho iloshy parts
OF lho body and head nearly covered with n
nronNlng out, Some parts ran toao,hur, forming
lhreo sores employed doctor ior six weeks.
VINO sau no could do no more Tor them.
ih9ught they must dio. | learned of DR.. r.
SuVkhoys suive, which II was said he was using
WIN great success, | went thirty miles, to his
fesldohee' and Procured Two boxes, which entirely
cured my chiIdrcn In thirty days. +. hill.
1lGlf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
Pension and War Claim Agency

| N.EATHAWAY,ol o ltheiir ofThrasher
1. Durieo IL Hathaway, 10 authorized and
licensed by theGoyornmont, to procure Bounty
money, bnck pay and nsions for soldiers,or for
disabled soldiers, and all other claims against tho
Government of tho Quilted States, and of tho
State of Ohio; Business attended TO promptly
and honestly. Charges for procuring Pension,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ.
tained.
DR.. LA. Hamilton has been appointed FIX.
amininu Surgeon for Geauga County, ~ whom
all lappl cantstor Invalid Pensions mnst be OK.
amiaed
Apply In person or by letter, enclosing
STAMP, TO IN. HATHAWAY,
6gbtf Chardon, Ohio.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

THR Spanish are thinking OF cutting a
maratime canal aroapd the rock OF ulbtal'
tar, 80 ss 10 shporsede tho uso OF tho Straits,
and lhs French are taking up tho project
There are no great eng neeriug dliiiealios,
timated at twenty million OF dollars,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

Tnr moro vigorous and elevated man
is. the higher tendernosa hc is capable of,
rs on high trees Tho fruit rounds itself into
"A milder and sweeter form than on low
ones.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
July |. 1864.
General Regulations Of the Geauga
County Agricultural Fair. 70 DO held
AZ Burton. on Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. goth, 21st and
ocd 1871.
gRE ram CROWDS.

The Fair Grounds, beautifully situated Just
bsttb ~ tho village o. burton. ai6 heiB9 put 10
complete ofd6f. and wiit iheif numerous stalls
aad pens tpt stock aad cstenstteb balls for home
manufactures 6nd domestic productions. afS
we'll calculated lot ihe convenience 0i exhibit,
sts, atd pleasure Of ihuss Who see ihcin.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
JUDGES.

-, l,--The Judggs uf5 requested 10 meet nj tho
Tfshsafof's Ulllee, at II o'clock A. NJ, Of Ibn
Plsl, when vacancies will ba lill ed. when ihny
WIN inmealatoly enter upon tho dischafpo Of
Their duties. Thry, WIN report To the Hrcfelary
hs soon ne practicable, aud Detofa Z polouk y
M, of lie Ygbd, "
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

6-The Judges arc expected to aivo their ron.
sohs,om blacln1 tho valuable aud dorirnblo quail.
tiles Of tho numus and articles TO which lhoy
award premiums.
ir articles Of superior nsrit be found in thrr
class, not included IN their lslu, 90 report them
10 tho Board, that such action may lC ,aksn IN
thoy think proper.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
INSTRUCTIONS 10 hrn aEs.

2.=-The Judges In animals will have regard
10 the lofni,. slz5, oarly maturity and memorial
character, OF tho different breeds they idap 49,
Ihey VIII make proper allowance lor irodlH
n9e ana other circumstances, aud ara osnrnldlI ~
required not to give encouragement 10 6yof led
animals for stock purposes,
3@-lt ls expected that all products OF indus.
Wy competing for premiums, nro 10 10 exhibit.
ed ny tie Inventor, improYcr " maker,
d. No person viii ba allowed 10 int6ripre
with The Judges In their deliberations.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
NvC VwcNwMSA
8 9 9 : 9

0NEperson writes, her daughterwas cured
of fits OF nine years standing, and st Nitus
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura'
bic.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight years.
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
GENERAL RULES AprLroApLr 70 ANIMALS

5,--Wlen there Is but ono exhibitor, showing
severa animals in eluss, ono plonlum viii he
awarded that 10 DO first or otherwise, IA Tho
merits OF tho animal may warrant.
Prfminm WH not bn oiDafded If the anilnn |
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
FOX SALE BY

Garriu, Monlvillo, K. ?. Burnett, Russell; 9. P.
Troat, Cl ,ridon, A, Mathews, Newburv; John
Mnyhew, Auburn; Johnson Il Tultlo Burton
I'D. Thompson, llunisbarg, W IL. ilarrhom,
Bainbridaoi lWm. ,Mumiiord, Welehfeld, +, N.
Hathaway. Hambdon, Lnvor Durymplc, Troy
Center, Warren Bishop, NJ Miadlefeld; q Field,
East Claridonl Tracy W. Scott, Chester Cross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants goner.
My Throughout tho U. S.nnd Cnhadas,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
WovN ENNe q CNovvs\.
We H\ooA VNAs

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, excit
ing that organ to such an extent as that tho
system docs not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill.
They are really a $3.50
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
D\ooA oNA Alwev pvA,

B\ooA p>>vlSlev,
will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveness,
Colio Patns, Cholera ]Iorbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Belvels,
Qisziness, eto.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they will say they are
&ooA MC&lclMcs,
and you should try them before going for
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
ngont, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

rays AAohi J's' $500 - -
Having a front Of IL feet
Q inches and extending
back with that width the
entire depth Of the lot,
and next adjoining the
SOUTH 70 feet front Of
said lot, |
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

Beginning on I'D street
west Is feet north of the
southeast corner of said
lot and running thence
north l6 feet 0 inches,
thence west los feet,
thence south II feet 0
inches, thence cast 80 feet
thence south 2 feet,
thence east IS feet TO the
BEGINNING.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

part ID. ...... Jewell, Wm-Continued
Having a front Of IS feet
by the depth Of lot, and
next adjoining the south
part 1 4 imps. Jones, William T. 80 $50 ~ ~
Being the north % feet
front Of said lot by the
-, depth thereof.
Ps gu" q Johnson, william, In trust
irnPS''''''''' Tor Louisa Thomas. .... i
10 much Of the front part
oflet No. L Of sweeny's
subdivision Of lots /, Q
and In square 436 az
the house which borders
on the 20 foot alley
(Which runs through the
said square) now stands,
and extending back
with width Of front OF
said house TO the ground
lately conveyed by z. O..
Morgan, executor of X.
Estek to John Ashford
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07
TO DAILY NATIONAL REPUBIICAN---March 2 1864
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

by a line 10 strike the
line OF Delaware avenue
at right angles oS 10I 100
feet 10 the said line Of.
said avenue, at a point
142 feet o inches from
the southwest corner of
said lot and square;
thence with the line of
said Delaware avenue
sOuthwestwardly 142
feet Q inches, TO the be.
..N.N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-09
miscsIIaueous Items.


A Boston sGDant gravely contradicts tht
alarming story started by German pro
fessor, that there is loose comet some
where which imperils the safety Of the
earth.
The marriage Of Edward Il. Pendleton,
Of Cincinnati, to the daughter Of the late
William NJ. Marcy, is ohronicled in the
papers. It took place on Thursday last.
Mrs. PendletOn is an only daughter.
Mr.. Charles L. Hunt, the Belgian Con-
sui at st. Louis, has made application for
exemption from the draft on the ground of
his official position. The case is referred
to the authorities at Washington for de
eision.
Real estate is very active ia Boston,
The Post says that shrewd capitalists are
looking about for desirable stores and
dwelling-houses for a safe investment
There is a better demand for stores and
dwellings at advanced rates than before
the war. The present cost of materials
and labor gives an increased value to all
improved property.
The mouth of the Merrimac river, in
Massachusetts,, has 30 changed in the
storms Of this spring as to give new
channel half mile further north than
before, which is much more direct and
shorter, and has q good depth of water.
This new channel is very near the place
where the river broke through some years
ago,
Secretary Stanton warmly praises the
work Of the Christian Commission. He
says: "Their efficient lsbors in the field,
in the hospital, and in the camp have
been felt by the soldiers and officers, and
have frequently been brought to the no.
tice of his department. It is not only q
pleasure, but 1 regard it as sn official duty
to commend the Christion Commission to
public confidence and respect, as an insti-
tution whose lsbors cannot fail TO contri-
butte greatly 10 the weIIsre OF our armies
A Cincinnati paper gives the following
comparative statement Of the prices in
that city to show how speeulstors have
run up the rates:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-09
Max. and JEFF.

The Atlanta Confedersoy has letter
from "a distinguished citizen Of the South"
now in Eurppe, who exults over great
changes Of o. pfnion in the Old World to the
side Of the confederate msp-thieYes, and
concludes:
81 hope the Archduke Maximilisn will
go to Mexico, as now believed, in March.
an ssnguine that good viii flow from it.
I am quite sure, and doubt not you will
sgree with me, thst he, at least, thorough
ly understands the bearings Of the Ameri-
can question, and that his powerful infiu-
ence will be properly employed in pro-
noting the cause whose success can alone
secure 10 him the Mexican throne. You
and /, and all Americans, know that IL the
Confederscy suceumbs, the Mexican en-.
pire cannot stand six months. Under
such circumstances, the United States
would never permit the establishment of
any stable Goyernrant Vhstha- innnareh-
ical or republican"
This is the way the rebels all talk in
Europe, while their allies and orsoles here
revile and eXecrzte cur Government as
trucking to Leuis Napoleon and betraying
Mexico into the hands Of his Imperial pup
pet. But this distinguished Southron
writes that it is notorious that .ff the
Confederacy eueoumbs, the Mexican En-
pire cannot stand six months" Just and
true, o traitor and that is why every
loyal man insists on letting Mexico and
her affairs severely alone while we strain
every muscle to put down the Shareholders
Rebellion, whereupon les this rebel truly
ssys) "ihe Mexican Empire caunot stand
six months" The road to Mexican Inde-
pendence and Liberty lies right through
Tor over Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-09

Very mysterious reading to some people
are physicians recipes, with their queer
Latin sbbreVistions. But there is occs-
sionslly a Would-be disciple Of Galen who
strikes out Of the beaten path, and writes
his prescriptions in he mother tongue
OF this kind is chap who "doctoFs some"
and is particular friend" Of g family
on the hill that called for assistance on
City Marshal Pesse, in his capacity as
oVeIseer Of the poor. One Of the family
was sick, and this particular friend gave
the following lucid recipe Of something
they could get at any druggists and which
he Was sure would affect an immediate
cure:-" Take that botOI of medersn and
put it in big botOl, and put to litl botels
on water in it and sWeten it; put bottle
Of gin IN IT and take teespounful off it
every half hour before eatingh Mr.. Pease
thought that so many Hbotels" taken SO
often would hardly sgree with the patients
department Of the interior, and candidly
advised him not to try it-SpriaafsId Re-
PWbkeaH.