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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
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NJ H. DOW Ms
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR.

This old, time.uied,
standard remedy still
maintains its POPULAR.
by. When all o'hets
have proved inefficient,
the Elixir alone con.
- tinues to give satisfao-
- ton
Use II for
Cough,
Colds,
- Catarrh.
- Asthma,
Group,
, Incipient Cousump ion
aud all diseases Of the
Throat, Chest an d
Lungs.
81 YEARS 400
~s The Elixir frat made
its appearance and
even then in ne print
tive aud imperfect state,
- produced such extraor-
binary results that T.
became, at once. a gem
ersl favoriic. Many
- have made II, what Il
- really Is, a Family Med
icine.
- For as more than
~ half the diseases "to
II which flesh Is heir" or
iginate from colds, 40
ibis may be considered
a general preventive Of
ali diseases, by remoy
- ing the primeval cause.
- ADULTS
Should always keep
his Family Physician
.-----.. at hand and by its
timely use save hur-
- dreds Of dollars that
~ would otherwise b e
swallowed W IN die
'--- charging doetors fees
-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
LECTrRE EOR NnlINa MlN

A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.
"a just published new edition u Dr. Culvetus.'.
Celebrated Essay on the radical (withou medicine
OF SfhhhAroHRHd.A. OF Seminal Weakness, lLvtluu.
isfy Seminal Losses, lMro1BscY Mental aud PlYsicaI
Inoapaoiy, lmpetiments 20 Marriage etc; ALEC Cos.
sohPrioN kriLtPsY and Frs, induced by sslf indu.
gence - sexual e1tfay,sanre.
W ffiee' IN a sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated AuihoT In this uable e.say eleafr
demonstrate rom thirty years successiu practice
thst we Alarming consequences of self sbuse NAV b.
radically cured without the dangerous use Of ints,r,
medicine or the application Of the Anticipating outs
mode OF cure. Al once simple, certain and sheotua ty
means Of which every sufferer matter what his con
diuon may be, mar himself cheaply privately and
radically
d.! This Lecture should be IN the bands Of every
youth and every man Ia the land
eert under seal in plain envelope 10 any address
poss pnia on receipt Of six cents, postage stamps
Address the publishers,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

II Nis4NNII . ITO Ed,
Il ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Opposite the Guy BaH I'a,k Cor Of Frankfort
Street. Nec York
spacious Refractory, Bath Rooms and Barber Shop
peu toons warmed gratis, and only Que bed in room
10 not believe runners hAckmen who say we are full
''r''s are NOT allowed I" receive re-gnisite- m ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

~ CONFIDENTIAL.
~ YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret habits, which unit Them
o' business or pleasure, or the dutes Of married lie
ais" middle aged and old who from The olfs Of
youth or other causes feel debility in advance OF their
yeas, before placing themselves under the treatment u
ny one, should hrst read "THE SkCRET FRIkNn.'
Married Ladies' wishing to avoid an Increase of Family
WI eS,n something Of importance BY pursuing "1br
u len Cents. Address
. Oh cHAs A STUART & co.
nH Bo ston. Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
Read lies Ctrllftalss.

.
Mo rHEAL.
April s b 1860
Messrs Ei,nty & co
Your vermont tint
en- has cured me ufa.
kh umatism Viii b had
s,tt ed TO- my Limbs aud
f0r which blessing you
may well suppose | fsei
grateful II QCEsNBL.
South Granby. c. w.
Mr. Henry X. Graz. =.
Chemist Montreal
hir.-l an musthap.
pY 70 state thstmy wife
used HenB's Vermont.
Liuiment, hayi q acct /.
dentally got a Reodlt.
run under her fuger
nail The pain Wa,
most initnsP but BY
usiug The Liniment, thc
pain WAS gone In a fec
minutes.
Yours very respect
fully, I
W. GIBSON
MONTREAL,
Dec 18th 1860.
Messfs Henry & Co .
Having on vArinus
occasions used your Lii
niment, | an happy L..
say that | have alwAysI
I und / beneficial. Il
b ave r. qucnily used II.
cor Bowel Complaint.
and have never kunwnl
1t To fail in eiieoling =
cure. | think II heI
best medicine | ever.
used Tor DiarfhgAsuu-
mer comp amt. and dis
ordtts OF a similar char
acter ! have also found
It a never falling speci-
hc I'm Colds, and for al
iecii1ns NJ the head !.
AlwayBrecommend it TO.
my friend. and would
not be without It in the.
House for any consider.
ton
W. BALDWIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

GI' For he ReBlorai = Ubstructions aud the TRs,-
rance Of Regularity fhs Recurrence Of the monthly
Periods.
" They cure or obyiate those numerous diseases
hat spring from In egulafiy by removing the irregu
iarity itself
=. ~ They cure Suppressed, Excessive aud Painful
Menstruaton.
1f They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis).
= They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
In the back and lower parts Of the body, HeAviness,
Fatigue on slight exeruon, Pslpitaton Of the Heart,
Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteris, Sick Headache, Gidd-
ness etc etc In word by removing the irregularity.
they remove the cause aud with ali the effects that
spring from II.
~ Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain noihiug deeterous TO any constitution, however
delicate, their function being substitute strength for
10 do.
GTThey may be safely used any age and at any pc
Rod, except during the frst three mofAs during which
the unailng nature Of their action would infably pre-
rent pregnancy.
" Al letters seeking Information sdvoe will be
promptly. freely and disc,eety answered.
W fuil directions accompany each box.
u Price 81 per box, or six boxes for 50.
W Sent by mail nee NJ postage. receipt Of price
" Sold by all respectable Dfuggists
DR.. W. X MERwlN \ CO,
soLg rROFR1HToHs.
No 80 Liberty Street, New York.
O. GoonwrS AND NJ. S BuRR 10, Boston
Wholesale Agents daw.gO.4l .eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

:. Sold in every Dug aud Country Store throughout,
Vermont.
Price 25 Cents per Bottle
JOHN F. HENRY Co..
Projectors,
Main Street, Waterbury, W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

FUUUkssOh TO 7. O PHINNEY,l
49, DBALEk H.
& Is, g L. CkS WRIRY
SilverWa and Fancy Goods
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY RKpAIREn.
AZ SHORT NOTIoB, AND wARKAsrgp
Corner OF Main aud state Street Montpeliet v,
772SdAw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

M. SM ITH
AICH MAKER AND JEWEILR
SAFE STHEsr. MosrPHLIBRVT
hiALio BUILDING, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
where NAV be found
AMERICAN AND SWISS IVA rCHRS
fonsAL huhKAP PoR oAsH
Also steel and Silver Spectacles Gold RinRs Gold ye.,
~, ohalnS and general assortment " Jewery.
notice aud a, eey reasonable prices. IS s7dS v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
GET THE VERY BEST
EANcY DYElNG AND CLEANSING.

The Subscriber having made arrangements for the
above business together with cleaning aud renewing the
color Of soed garments, will attend all calls in thai
live he trusts thai hs former experience In the bust
meas, Win the late improvement obtained, will enable
him 10 give general satisfaction He will work AZ hi
residence on huhbad's Meadow
bundles wi eriuen dfectons with the name NAV -
LEFT at kedheIds Store aud will be efi there when done
A., ENOS STINSON
MNhANtltfs req. lHt 1864
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

TESTIM ONIALs
Il regard Mr.. Eddy as Of the most oapable and
sNeoespH practitioners, with whom have had oaioial
intercourse" ~
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ Patents
vannot employ person more competent and
and more capable Of putting their applications In form
AZ the Patent Office -'''"
EDMUND BURKE
- - - Late Commissioner Of PAtents
''hr. H. ii. Eddy has made Tor me TurRTrpN ann,,
on an out one Of which patents have been Rfan
"a and That Is now pending Such unmistaknble nroof
" graz sleht and ABILITY on his part leads me TO recon-
lnehu a" inventors TO apply 20 him to procure thsi
aten,s as they may be sure Of having the most
attention bestowed on their cases. at very
nrr,,,, ,., -, JOHN TAGGART.
curing eight months, the subscriber In course Of his
arg PIaeuee. made on ti0ioe rejected applications
Ni1rsh APPEALS EVERY OsE " which vas decided
Bo,,on Ia. 10 ZOE, X II EDDY.
""'''"' pse ~, lsoo. 1896
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
CHAs J. @. KLINES co
lO2l. ~ Bowery. New York Posi- ofHe, Boz. 4sss
----------- = " 7 ~ 71''0' I1lI1 ~
I IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIX DOW continues to be consulted his ocs Nos AID
hnaiooi STREET Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OF DELICATE NATURE
~ tong ooar's q study and practical experience Of
United ext nj, Or has the gTalaoaou Of pr.senuy
me asiyunAs VIII REMEDIES that have never since b. hf
Introduced them faed ~ cure The alarming eases o.
GoNoRRHRA AND SYPHILIS.
benesth his treatment all the horrors yeners and impure
neon inpoieyf ocroi4la, norrho1a Ulcers pain
ee' IN fegipns ~ p1crrston, n The bad
Der and kidneys, Hsdroegl-, Abcessrs Humors fghtiu
SNrIngs an the onE tAn Of horrible sympioms attrudns
simpiest silings Of child
SlMlNAL WEAKNESS
" ~ deyotss great part u his time treatment Of
MAJ ~ eausfd by secret and solitary habit, vhch
s hoy aud MUD unhttng h. unfortunate individual
iof business s he sad and urAncho, II.
49, p,.99oed ~ tAiy habits 81 youth u he
baok and Limb Dizziness OF the bead mnesa OK sight
haiyn o. ths heart Dsspepa, N,rousness DerauE
h Se.he functions, ~ ptos II tonsump &C Tie
Aie tuee on thF mind CHI be dreaded los ot
o9nlussion Of depression Of rps evil forbod
bs stefripn ~ euciey srfdisiru Is sc amang
sNs prodnced such per-ons shnuid. brffr eontemta
& pyi CONSUL physician II exrsrience aud Re 81
trtf 70 htath add happiness Patients ~ho Wt.h
tnAlh upnef ~ bus's treatment weeks, vhr
ihaei WIN plea ant rooms I'd moit rate
sent y All Arts ~ he country with full dTeCtou
u.s. on i,eriFing iescfiptun VI your cases mr. Dow
v "f asir the French lAlrttrs
awe ofd-r hy mail Three Tor 81. and red stamp. Os
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

'HRussEs. full assortment at
N, K BROWNS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
VIRGINIA. ANn.LIcENsE Law.

The following is The bill as passed by
seth Houses Of lhe Legislature. entitled
a Bill u PluhiDit he Granting of OrdI-
s.rF Licenses =. Cerisin Specified Places
an the Commonwealth" The act takes ef-
fec. Immediately. 50 Ear as the granting Of
cev ii.ease- Is concerned, but does not Of
feet re,ail drals,s, selling under lie exist
inc Ilcsases, mil otter the first Of May,
ubra ber expire by llmi,Jiicn Of law:
"sscpon l. Be Il eiaeted 6y The Geaerdl
Gsse.a5lg, That il shall noI be lawful for
any Govt of Ills Commonwealth 10 grant
. licease IL keep a" ordinary 10 any per-
con Within city or ,own, or within i've
mics Of lie limits thereof, or al any depot,
station, ~ s.her point on any fsllrosd.
Sse. 2. Auy person who shall, without
es, having Obtained an ordinary license.
cell b. svls;l, vine, ardent spirits, or a
mixture tberrsf, ale, porter, or beer, or such
Iias drafts, 10 W drank IN o. at tbe Place
ef sale, lie slsll, IN addition to the penalty
nov prescribed BY Law, forfeit tie teDe-
uer, xaere the ss.s IS mate, IL ne u The
suner ,aeesol, o. sgeh interest a. be nav
As,o tas,ein, il hs /, lie lessee. and shall,
eas.yer. forfeit tie sock Of liquors on
Aasd. and al the personal property used
In such ba,iness.
"This bill shall be in force from lis
sAssa,e."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
THE HrLLsBoRoyCH EEccRrLR,
rrstisnrp wrrxLr
nv DENNIS nEsRTT.

Terms. ~ Five Dollats year, ~ paid " %,
vance; Five Dollsts and FiIly stf's. y no. rag
within three months; or sit Dollars, II delayed until
III The expiration 81 Tic year
No pater will h. discontinued until OIL ancsfsges
are p,id. unl,s. u, The option q ibe publisher.
No name, will he sent 10 new Subscribers out Of tho
State unless payment 10 made 10 advance. Of some
person 10 the state shall become responsible.
Advertising Eaits for The re order.
Advertisements not cxcrefing founs'u lines. i've
dollars for she Gsi, one dollar fer each iuwsstsn
h .e,,;on Ioner, cnss ~ proportion. Govt advertise.
uenla tweni, five pct cent. higher. dfduetcn %
oue.tbird will be made 10 advertisers hy NE year
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
EXECUTORS nor

ryNH : subscriber having qualified sais Term
n Is64. q. executor &c de esd ilAkLEs
NeCAllEY. deceased, h~reby 3 tee 10 al
perslns having elsims upon ssid 20 pfsssnl
them wisstn The lime alIom.d bs rihts notice
siil 81 pleal IN Tar ii their rscp, Persons h.
Jrl'lsd 10 de estate vii phase peedy pay.
JOSEPH II. l. :, Er'r.
March ?. 35-iwp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
.DIRTY TIM"

Mr.. Wilson was sitting in his parlor,
reading. His little daughter. busting
into the room in great excitement, excla,mr
ed.-
81 hate that wicked boy: do so
Gently, my daughter" said her father,
aWhat is the matter: am sorry ~ hear
Won speak sos You should hate no one,
however wicked he may be. Suppose the
gentle Jesus had hated the wicked: do you
think He would have died TO save nss
You know, Alice, we must try to be like
Him In all things"
aYes, papa; ; but Dirty Tim is throw
ing stones al the poor, little birds. must
not love him when he does that, must {"
81, is cruel indeed for him % do 50 but
you must not hate him for it. Perhaps
he does mot know any better. Does my
little girl always do what she knows to be
rights"
Alice hung her head. and blushed. but
did not reply,
s Let US send for Tim. and talk to him.
Perhaps we may pity him, but not hate
him."
Alice was rather frightened at the idea
Of being 10 the same room with that dirty,
cruel bay. She nestled clnse to her father,
and waited tor Jane to bring him..
He was bright, sensible looking boy,
hut sadly dis6gured by dirt and rags.
Everybody called.him Dirty Tim" Jane
had taken him rudely by the arm to bring
him in. and he expected al least a scoid'ng.
He tried to look bold and careless. aud
came swinging his hat with an AR OF deh-
ance.
"well, nv boy," said Mr.. Wilson. kind
". "what have The little birds been doing
to you, that you should pelt them with
stsnes?'
Tim Looked surprised at such question.
He stopped swinging his hat aud said
..They amt done nothing. Il was only
fun"
Nv few more questions, Mr.. Wilson
learned that Tim had no mother. HIS la
ther drank, and left his son TO be knocked
sbeu, by everybody. He was almost a
little heather but he had loved his mother.
nren new he almost wept when he spoke
o. her.
liics's aager was quite overcome by the
s.sry. She whispered TO her father, beg
eing him 10 let her give him some Of her
6re,her Willie's half WON clothes. that he
nigh 90 10 Sabbath school and hear about
gesss.
"Peor Tim. don't haze him now.
she said. Il AN so clad Jesus knows al
sbout hin. hope lie will make him
good seY.'
The little girls wish VIZ fulfilled. Mr.
Wilson took pains to have him taken away
from his miserable drunken .ather, and
gave MIN employment. Soon Tia was The
most attentive member Of his class 10 Sab
bath school. He was no longer DIRTY
TIN" Tidy Tin might nov have been
kis name. Alice had no more cause Il
late the pesceful, industrious boy.
Fave you not reason to be thankful. deaf
shildren, TO that Saviodr who has command.
cd Ills people TO feed His lambs and
lead them in the narrow way to heaven.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
WE ARE RECEIVING.


200 Ms. Cut Tacks, g, 10 and IL OF.
wv 400 lbs Black Pepper and Spice,
600 lbs Coffee and Sugar,
40 lbs. English Mustard
200 lbs. Extract of lockwood and Blue Stone,
20 his Cream Tartar, M
Cotton and Wool Cards,
5000 gross white and black Hooks and Eye
800 yards Calico, M
SEQ yards English Rips.
500 yards Black English Merino,
50 yards Brown French Merino,
80 yards Tan
so yards Fawn
so yards claret I" <A
800 yards Calico Extra English. {
500 yards Bleacbed Co,ious, l
setback Velvet Buttons, s8
100 gross Black silk
100 gross Fancy
so gross Bugle Gimps, W
100 gross Fancy Eantr's Braid. &c. Nl
90 gross Black aud Gold Gimps.
100 gross Black Lasting Buttons.
Jaconet Muslin.
100 Cation Handkerchiefs, w
600 Yards Black Csmhric.
100 his Powder, assorted, y
$4,000 Gaps. and Shot. ~
Raw Cotton for sale to consumer
II. n. BROWN & co
November 25. ifs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
ExEcuToR,s NOTICE.

rrNllK undersrueI aaving quaiiEed at Febfdsiy
Term. 1864. Of 0rsnec County Court. % ere.
euint n The estate ii Mits LOUISA y. HARDIE.
dsrfatrJ. hereby gives notice % III Iersons having
csims upon md estate 20 present them within the
time ~ law allowed ~ this notice will he plead 10
bar u their ,scoseiy. Persons indebted viii please
make speedy payment.
ii. NJ. @. STROUD. Ex'r.
Mavh =. s5--tvp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

CALL AND SEE.
I'VE are receiving 10 par, Tie following necessary
" and desirable Goods. which We Will sell al
small advance, for cash only:
4 very handsome Black Shlwls.
GOO yards - Rlcachei shirsIngs,
400 yards 81 Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black aud " bite ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy duo.
500 yards A. Light Fancy ditto,
ColOred and white Pcekei Handkerchief,
200 dozen Coats's spool collon,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper.
lli2 lbs. Cooking Sods.
80 dsI. Goat skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
Is bags Dry Salt.
20 lbs. Epson Salts,
and many other dssitable articles.
JAMES Y. WhlTTEO & CO.
February 3. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

Narimilian arrived at Paris on the 5th,
and IL is reported he will embark Tor Mex
ieC On the 25th.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
JUST RE EIvED.
Three Hundred Dollars Rev

DAN away from the .nbscrbers on No e
- 18th instant, two Ncgross. Duncan III.
Duncan j. about six feet high. stoot and ID -
about Us pounds. dark color but rot blssl e
smsIt and intelligent. and Is ianner: sr = DC
is No. boy. Jane i. tall Tor 4 womsf cry
stout. and unsound. We believe. they y 1Sed
%. and aided in their escape ~ some ~ fiJ
carried niT in wagon. carrying eservshins en-
We will give two hundred dollars {$e the
apprehension Of Duncan. ard ope kup lls's
(siOOl foI Jane. o, their eonfn>m~n. III az
that we can Gel them. duncan Is ,bou, > Oh.
Jane 3.-husbaDd and wife.
CAIN &RN.
February "a. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
JUST RECEIyED

E0ILEr SOAP, Eneli.h Musisra e, Tod
= Liver on. salts. CLlorslorm. 4. Also
have on hand Two casks, old wlpihe
DRUt IRE.
Jan. 10. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
NOTICE TtGArEEs.
NOTICE I.gGATEEs.

,H7HE Lesa'err'e' 90 Turner. 81 Alamlnce
county, sFs va feA that am ready q,
settlement. The tnti I'm lis dsie will be sloI.
ped.
J0Ibl WALKER, Err.
March =. 55-3, p
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-15
The New Tariff Law.

The loading features Of the new Tariff
are as follows:
Tho duty on toa is 25 conts per pound
Sugar, 3 cents. Sugar rcined, cents; Con
DICTIONARY IA cents; Molasses. 8 cents pen
gallon; Brandy. first proof. 80 80 per gal
Ions ; CordiaIs. first proof ~ nor gallon
B,v Rum, 81 60 per gallon; Champaign
$l6 per dozen quarts; all other spirituou'
liquors. 100 per cont. ad vaorcm. The du.
ties on Cigu-s arc almost prohibit ory On
Cigars of all kinds, valued nt Gl5 or less
per 900 72 cents per pound. and ~ per
cent. ad vaorom: valued at Sl8. and not
over $50 per 0cO I'll % cents per pound
and 80 per cont ad vaoren; valued at owe,
at over $50 aud not oyor S45 per 0oC
S3 per pound and so per cent AL valorom
valued at ss45 per 1000 'B4 por.pnund, and
60 per ccut III valorem, paper blgars or CT
garotts, including Wrappers. shall be sub
jectod to the snmo duties imposed on c
gvrs. On snuff ofall descriptions, 80 cents
por pound. On Tobacco in leaf, manufac
turod and not stommed, 80 cents por pound
On Tobacco. manufactured SO cents por
pound.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-15

Tho venerable Josiah Qulncv died il
Banbridge. Mass. july 2i, ugcd 92 years
and six months Mr. Quincy wan born ia
Boston in l772. graduated at Harvard in
1890, studied law under Judge Tudor. was
elected to Congress in lBO5 and was rccho.
son three timos, serving until 1913, llo
was distinguished for his readiness in debate
quicknoss Of wit, and ke0nness of sntiro -
Ile served many sessions ia the Ma .sachu
setts Legislature. was Judge of Mnninc.
pal Court of Boston, thon Mavor of the city
and in 1929 was elected President of Itr
ward University. rcsigning in lS45. Fron
TINT time be led a strictly private life until
1856, when he warmly advocated tho elec
ton of Fromont, and in 1860 sustained tn,
nomination Lincoln, AS q lawyer, an or
ator, judge n writer and patriot. Mr.
Qnucy was justly distinguished. Ho dice
toll OF years aud full of honors.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-15
The Bill to Encourage immigration

(rbe bill TO encourage immigtatVn, rs ii.
nally passed by both Houses, provides for
tho appointment of "a Com missioner of I'm
migration by tho President, with tho adv Ct
and copsont of tho Senate, to be under tho
Secretary of State and have salary of S.
500. His duty shall be to collect full and
reliable Information in regard TO soil and
climate. IMMORAL resources and agricultural
products; rates Of wages aud prices of labor
in tho diffcron. parts of tho United States.
aud also tho means of communication and
also tho means of communication and the
wants of tho agricultural, manufacturing
and other industrial interests of tho United
Stntss. and to disseminate such information
throughout Europe in concso and popu.
lar form. The bill nlso creatos Superin-
tendont of Immigration at New York, at a
salary Of two thousand dollars. who shall
aid porsons arriving from foreign counties
in finding homes aud work.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-15
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
Mount Ararat.

Mount Ararat is 5000 feet highe, than
E.na, and ,5s5 feet higher than Mount
Blanc the later the greatest point OF
elevation 10 Europe. Il is detached from
the other mountains Of Armenia, and is
divided into two conicsl peaks: Sir Rob.
ett Porter paints in glowing co!ors. the
maguifcence Of the spectacle when he
first came in sight Of Ararat. majestically
rising from widely extended green plain
fertilzed by the clear waters OF the Aras,
(the ancient Araxes,) and covered with
Armenian villages. In various points Of
view the summit has striking resem-
blance TO ship--a fact which has been
recorded by all travellers TO the spot, and
the whole country around is full oi ira
d;ionary stories relative 20 Noah's ark
and the food. 1t is common belief
among The Armenisns and Persians, that
the remains of the ark still exist on the
summit. Several attempts have been
made to reach the top OF the mountain,
but rarely have any such attempts sue
ceeded. Moving sands which threaten
to overwhelm the traveller, hnly roads
which cut his shoes to threads, terrible
precipiccs, with overwhelming rocks, and
above all, nests Of snakes, have constant
ly struck terror into the stoutest hearts,
and in nearly all cases, induced the aban
donment of the enterprise. AT Erivan
the Armenans show the spot where Noah
first planted the vine, and the town OF
Nakhjovan (placc Of descent, is believed
to mark the spot wbere'ihe patriarch iii st
settled alter quitting the ark.