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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
MARRIED.

u.vx,. I.---In Riohmand, va June the 9Th
,nstSsf hvsv. Phillip Courtney, Mr.. NAPOLEON
B. HAVNEelll.s el1y, " Aiibs NAAAiA = satin Va
Halifax eva
R,wra M.---on the lst inst, at Providence
cbnrrb 'f1olk county, By Elder s. s. Barrett, Mr..
RPSf Rit Mrs. VIRGINIA W. TArrN.
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ERSONS ARRIVING IN RICHMOND, WHO
hpies Of late newspapers, from Lyueiburg, Dan
v Interior places further SOuth, vii. Oblige the
81 the Hhig BY sending them to this 1alos.
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By f. B. COOK Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
OFFICE DEPoT QuAErIRNA,rBR
RoCKKTTs LAMB
Richmond, Va, June ., 1866.
"ILL be sold at public au tion, MN
w DAY next, 18th in ta"t, at 8 O'Clock, A.
NJ, at the Quarter masters yep {, at Rockets,
large amount Of United States Quartermaster's
property, consisting Of HuR RS MULE,, HAIR
NESS, WAGONS &c. This proper has been
condemned as unserviceable " the ,vernm mt,
but will answer for farm and 70 d purposes.
Terms-Cash in government funds.
VIM. n. ID. COCHRAN,
je9-tds Major n. Q. NJ
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STRAYED or aTOLEN.

Q TRAIED OR STOLEN.-From tie subsd
- Der, on corner of LIST ana Byrd streets on
about the Is June, 1865, white COW, wtS
brown feet, lrtwn note AMI ears. 4 liberal r.
ward will be pau for her apprehens o and de
livery TO me. Henry KARR.
ieS-3t+
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HORIZONTALLY OF VIRGINIA,
EVrcrTTVu DrnApuuN.-
TaAkNNIINN UEIAkMENT,
Rfnhmnnh Innn eah IRGs

Richmond, June 9th, 1865.
TTNDH provisions Of section 40, chapter
IS Code Of Virginia, / have appoint
ed the f0ng citizens OF the Commonwealth
AZ ComTners namely: Charles Palmer and
Horace mt, OF Richmond, and Lewis Mcken-
zie Of sndris, 10 whom ell the officers or
those n, in chatgs the assets Of the different
Banks branches Of the State, as we'll as the
jndepen Banks organized under the laws Of
YirginilSll report without delay the condi-
ton Of Banks, settinI forth the cspital, cir.
cnlafio,d description Of the notes on hand,
5enosjf, ecie on hand, and where deposited:
bills teaole' foreign and domestic bills Of
Exehe, notes Of other Banks and names
tbereofocks aud bonds, and q description
thersold where deposited; real estate and
value 1of; amount due other Banks and the
NAMES reof, and, in fact, general and full
stater Of the affairs and condition Of the
Banks
"REMINISCENCES above named VIII hx an
earlv ss soon as the reports are received,
for sxnging the notes on hand by the Banl S,
with : " Of reducing the circulation Of the
STATE this end it is expected that no sale or
disno n OF the notes be made.
Pit action on the part of the Banks and
ComiOners is necessary, from the fact that
A heitax is imposed by the United States on
an elation outstanding, whether employed
or I'd 4. Il. PEIRP0INT, Governor.
By governor,
CHARLES II. LEWIS,
let Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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AUCTION sALEs-E uture Day.
By GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.

By GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOVE
IA IN RICHM0ND.-0n Saturday, 10th June,
Al o'clock. p. NJ. we will sell ct auction
upon the premises Thirteen Acres Of GR0U ID
in This city, on Navy Hill, within five minutes
walk Of the Capitol square; one Of the prettiest
spots to build family residences on in the mar
ket Elevated AMI retired as a country seat,
commanding one OF the finest views around this
town.
Cultivated az a ma rket garden an expe.
rienced m n would be able to pay for 1t in few
years, being about len minutes ak to the Old
or New Market. Its daily increase in value will
insure the purchaser from less. No better In.
vestment could be made. The want Of money
alone induces the owner u offer Il for sale. IL
viii lie sold eItirs or divided into lots TO suit the
GRUBBs L WILLIAMS
je9-tds Auctioneers.
By ELLISON & RICHARDS,
Aucti)neers aud Commission Merchants,
Corner of 9Th and Main streets.
WE will Sc on TUESDAY 9 Is instant
w at our store. corner OF n n b and NJ IN
streets commencing at 10 o'clock q. m. large
assortment Of Desirable Goods eonsLtilg Of
DRY GOODS
HATS
SHOES
cR0CKERY AND GLASSWARE
tTATIONLRY
WINES
FLOUR, &c
Further particulars on rorning % sale.
ELLISON d RICHARDS,
j-8 Auctioneers.
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TRs MILITARY DIV. OF TIE JAMES,

FRS MILITARY DIV. OF THE JA&ES,1
RICHMOND, VAr June It'll, 1865.
Msen. ORD, Comd'g Dept OF Va.
NERAL:
lou will direct the Commandant of this dis.
tho take the proper measures, in concert
wfhe municipal authorities, for the proper
DO and cleanliness Of this city.
All persons who have thrown garbage and
dinto the streets and alley-ways, will be re.
qt to Immediately remove the same, and any
OHIO shall hereafter throw dirt or garbage into
tbeets and alleys, or leave it within teir own
VI, 70 the danger of the he Ilth Of the city,
we fined double the expense of removing il.
The Commanding Officer and Mayor will
dnste proper laces for the deposit of garbage
altreet cleanings, where they will not be iniu-
Il to the health Of the city, and any one who
ii deposit them elseE here will lie subject 10
hlnd Imprisonment.
All persons will be required to keep their
piss clean, and where necessary, to use dis
citing agents.
The military police will extend to all camps,
lpied or abandoned, in the vicinity of the
and will see that dead animals are removed
rolerly buried.
cry especially,
Your ob't serv't,
Signed b. W. HALLEcK,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
Hieial: &c KELTON, A. A.G. jest
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10 two adjoining tracts, one OF 100 acres the
othe. 600, each farm cont inng $40 acres {
cleared land, with fifty of fl { or low ground !,
the rest of the land in good timber for bui ding
purposes. These tracts have gooi dwell ng
houses out-houses, orchard, and every conveni.
ence to suit two families. The land is we'll
adapted to the cultivation Of whea, corn. to.
bacco, grass, and the various products this
section Of the country. This land Is SO mites
west of Richmond, 7 miles from the J mes River
Canal. rare opportunity is hered for nves :
ment. For further particulars apply al the Wig
ofice. je 8-f
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SHERWOODVRPTClE
WHOLESALE DE ~
CONFECTIONERY " IN

IIANE Just opened the LARGEsfN
III FEC1I0NERY TO be found ia trNEST OF CON-
offer 10 the Trade at very low piiceAah which they
AGENTS in Richmond for the saiNAre the SOLE
STEAM REFINED CANDIES, whicl STERARTS
ed by all TO be the best in the rSriS, VeknOw edg.
and made from the best crushed Ouga tSiictiy pure
prises erery rariety including many aeurstOck com.
egersd in this market, Our assOrtmen Nrrer before
large and varied, comprising the best VG.iRS is
by giving our whole attention TO then In use
Goods ii Is obvious to every one that we aeass of
the interest OF dealers to purchase Of US Ne il to
Orders promptly answered, Goods delivA
part of the city OF Manchester free Of charga any
every week. SHERWOOD 4 Bdved
le5--lw y Main st., RicA
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mexican Uni,n Commission.

meFican UniIn Commission.
ID TINE POOh.-Ihose of you who
have Implanted gsrdns, and no means to
bseeds with, are inyitedto call and get seeds
feats painting at the tet of the Union Com
mon in Csphol Square.
our issued Only on Tuesays and Saturdays,
2 N. to II m, - the most Esdy.
lp every day ~ 10 N. TAkets obtained at
thsnt.
no one call who can possibly do without
thtonered assistance.
Nshall soon have some farm IMPLEMENTS for
haluse, 10 sell TO you st about cot.
Ce hours TO 10 4. NJ, and to 4 D. m.
Attends Of our country are welcome.
G. THURST0N CASE,
ielt GeneralA GENT.
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Hunter II. Marshall, Of Charlotte cOun-
~ comes to Richmond at the special re.
az the Governor waited upon him yestsr.
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CEPTTON By THE GOTERN0R.

sstsrdsy Governor PehpOint was visited by
John A. Campbell, Of Washington county,
8uscOe R. Garrett, Of Essex, A. J. BOndu.
$50, Of Buckingham, and Messrs. Miller
IOWn, Deputies IRON the county Of Kappa.
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EANTS.
BOARD.

DOARDING.-Afe few first clas- ns,an.
ID or permanent boarders will be takeyv Mr.
IODGSON, on 18th street, between b N ana
Aarshall west side, second door IRON Tho rner
OiMarshsll. Terms reasonable.
ny26-2taw4t'
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q. d. E-Union Lodge No. IL. o. o. F.
will hold aegulsr meeting at their Lodge
N, on Fridsy,Iuue 9, at s o'clock p. NJ. All
members are arnestly invited TO attend, as
ness Of much Importance awaits the action
'he Lodge.
SIT W. A. R. NYE, sec'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

AIETIES EATRE,
VI MEtROPOLfrAN Hall, FRANKLIN STREET.
GREAT REDvcT OF PRICEsi
Reserved Seats, % cents. CUored Gallery % cts.
Fam Circle, 80 Resurv ID Col. Gal. 50 cts
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION!
Tonight will b. Produced for the rst time in Amer.
lea, the great Military Drsma, entitled the
FORTUNES OF WAX!
Or, The boy OF the Irish Brigade.
The above DRAINS is replets with terrific Combats,
PrutecDic Displays, AllegOrral TdbieauN and Thrill
ling situations, concluding with the splendid and
slsc;ing TableauX ever Witnessed
LIny Mclaughlin (of the gallant C0thl w. A wray.
New Songs by our great artistic,
MISS MACDE STANLEY,
The wonderful
lACO u OF HERS,
WALTER WENTWORTH, tue great C0n'orionist in
his great net, entitled PACkAAA1OMi CALlzATION /
In which Walter Wentworth will place himself in a
box fifteen by seventeen, with Il dozen wine bottles
An entire bew Programme tonight. Grand Matinee
for ladies aud child &c every Saturday If ernoon, COM
niehelug r, - ciOCk. ies--ltS
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TAE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

A wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestion'
ably superior TO all Others.
Don't'f to read the advertisement In the
RIcHNoED WHIs, containing full particulars,
syRy Monday morning spll-eYaa1As~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LAST NIGHT
OF the neurological and mystical play, In i've acts ar
ranged for this Theatre, entitled
ANGEL OF DEATH,
with all its wonderful mechanical and thrilling dra-
fnatic effects that have made II the most at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

Friday Evening. June 9, 1865.
The performance will commence with the beautiful
OVERTURE lucia dc Lammermoorl, ORCHESTRA.
When will be presented for the last time the Roman
tic Play, in I've acts, entitled the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
Shipping News.

ALMANAC FOR RIcHMoYD rms nv IrYVs
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News Items.
,By T,'c,rdph 70 the New York SUM-

r.e Third MOssachusI,s Cavalry, 40 strong,
last from Kansas, arrived at Boston Yesterday.
liis i.eim trr,ic N,shaming, tho larscs, vessel
ycs'crlAy afternoon
iHr rrcs,cHt has 'ecorri'cl II nry Pnkney
Wiit,r IS Br.ioA Consul Tor the States Of North
. 81 Carolina, to reside IN Charloalou.
Tuo 's.. sew N.r. infantry lefl Louisville. Kv.,
Ul wednesday, aud expect to reach loms on sat-
urla, moruir,
Ins New pdoans and Jackson Railroad has boon
con reicl through TO Canton, A ssippi, and
Ta''s Siil soon commence ruunin,.
Mf"rs. tofnAv, RiS'n and Hewitt of Sir Nor.
tor Pco's PARTY 90. Engish tinsncicrs, have been
admitted Go IN interview with tho President, and
were ~ atty pleased with their reception
lnr Government steamer Littlc Ada, formerly {.
blockade runner, put ioto tic port Of Oswego, NY.
yesterday ''r coal. SO came from Washington,
via iNc So. Ltwrcu-c River aud Is 10 bo employed
90 tc upper lakes IN the Coast Survey service.
B.o..GYN. PtpEnrpst, Provost Marshal Ceneral
Of tie u rartnrut " Tennessee, has bocn muster
ol Du, ~ G'-v.e. Ills oalcc will be hlled by Brig
Gen. W. Johas u, formerly district commander
Of Mlr'rcsboro.
Al The horse fair yesterday at Bangor, Ne, {,
tr''tng match took place between the hay gcdng
P.uc, uttered hv u. :. Nagelle, 4 New York, aud
tho hay stallion Mcclellan, entered by o. NJ. shaw,
OF NtsFo- Panic won In threc straight heats
lwr 800 2.9', and e51A. McClel.n's time
wasa' ', $50 and s.31'.
'TNtEtL Guraory, Superintendent of the Freed.
mems hlrrau q Texas recently made a speech 20
q enr.In"s at Houston, assuring them that their
I'd att 'houll uo respected that thcy could hold
property, aud would be governed by the same
laws - the whites. Hc iu.onned them ,ha, tho
military would compel them 10 shde by their con
trsrf, and sha, hcy should not be burthen to tho
g vcynucut.
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The Naval Engine Trial.

Mr.. 7. g Forbes has written . iottcr 10 the secrei
tary Of tho Navy, complaining Of unjust trss,mens
IN the late trial between the Algonquin and winoos-
ki' and inclo,ng detailed statement Of Mr.. D9cker-
spn' which concludes a. follows; 20
me me enfine of tho Algonquin 10 constructed -
uiNe ueI eeli Knots an hour-a fast cruisine spesI
H N,h M economy which .snnot he equAied by any
3,nst var steamet In the United states. Nine hun-
urea pounds OF coal au hour arc sufhctent for thNm
rerpo'o. ! am ptepared to prove this assertion q
M wv uvmon,iIa,ion o. TACT and II | must win
a. .he is that my assertion bo true. Lst shs
Of coal per hour Cboth having vottins hoii.y nre.
,GrS sure to begin withl and the Apnqun viii beat hsr
other number Of hour. That the Asopauin can A
thii' pledge myself 70 you and TO the public and q
rely upon your obtaining the oppor tunity Fnr,ha,
the Algonquin and winooski under way and io,s
CARRYING the same number Of tons weight in sidi-
ton 10 their machinery, the Algonquin will III -
fast a. the winooski and a. far, notwithstand she
feet that tho Mlnoosh has % per cent lArsef an
ginc 6 pe cent. more crates, and noarly three times
a. large boilers.
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STREET CLEANING MATTERS.
What Has Been Done and
What Hasn't.


MA1HtSGTnN, ict ~
The President granted fi'v-oieht Gmnesty pirions
,o-dsv, ft, zone ofvnich we've to vireini1ns Among
tho more important application, for p,rdon lately
fled In the Attorney Generals once, those Of
General PECK. OF the latc rehe, army who fought at
Gettysburg, Col Ould, rebel commissioner Of pr.on-
,-,, and Nj Watts, Attorney General OF the late
rebel Conlciencv.
Col A. L. Robinson srnerintenden. Of United
s,tes military railroads recently sold at auction at
Manchester, Virginia. tScng -hyc locomotive, and
c1r hundred md s'N,y pfseneer care. hey vefc
purchased piurplliy hv The t'liher2 slI road COM
ialios nnl hIouH Hhi -ili,un iu cash or about two
ibuGs olthe osluu cor. Forty Or ff'v locomotives,
and iiye sy hundred N tc to be eo.t oi the lih
int NJ AlcXaL.ril, Va. Much Of this -tCc- wa
iafca South. IN he used fOy thc Transportation ot
Geue i Shetnnus alvllr- nF amy, hut 10 chpi-
bA.ol ien.erel its ea.pioy meni unuecessiD'
c Bullet, lnl'Cd STATE, Marshal A. New Orleans
hn informed PRECEDENT ,Ioln,on, by telegraph, Of
Gov. VOL, nomination hy aeciSnAtion for Governor
b. the Democratic Convention. which also endorses
Ne Presidonrs policy.
This Government. It 10 certain, hv taken no re-
&c At action nor is it is believed any IL contemplated,
, Inconsistent with tho policy heretofore declared,
viz. the maintenance OF absolute neutrality between
the be,liForcnts In Mexico.
tis said that Mr.. Russell, Postmaster AZ DAvon-
4 po,t, Canada Weat, has been removed, and that
Gcorro ~ SANDER has teen GTq,on,ol in his stead.
several weeks aro A LADY iriend made application
" the St.,c Deplrtuelt iOr p0,s9ort Tor General
E,nurcrlid, inst he mi IN avail hms'l. Of tic IN
ei.l oiacl pc.mittng 'Hch oaIudors 10 voluntarily
exile thein.elycs durlnr the soasure o, the Govc.n-
uent. But 1t - untcuo God that the fs'nc Son'h-
en- Lady ho was 10 d. ~ the Presidents house,
4. now intcicstiur h,rtcI 20 procure tor him the
,xecutlve ci mency.
Colonel Thomas, Assistant Commissioner Of Freed
a.. ,,Taf ft..k.f IA
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No Oath, Ioye-Ictter.
The following extract, exhibiting the compile atoms
OF m construction" in now form, is from a late
issue OF the Rome tGn.! CouRIER

issue OF the Rome tGn! CoURGER
pUE ASp 1fNEiN SoTicE.
A letter came 10 the Poet ONCE Tor YOUNG laiv.
nddgossad TO the NJ her f.ther The vounr lady
had not taken TIC "oAtl Of allegiance" and It'll
laiu,e 10 do %, lut lrI father had, aAi tcWaud,d
the letter on the Cros ld that ID atdre rei tO
calc. Tho p1s'u4ls'cT declined delivering 10 on the
rioIndt that IL ould have been IN evasion Of the
oclcrs md Wouli NOT have teen Just fable In doing
20 under NIL the existing circumstance. Tho point
made un4 4Is', ITO the ielcr4l iOr his rsion
The following 10 he rtply;
IFApq'ra Drr'r ~ GroustAp
Aulustn. Scpt ~, 1865. !
RoENectfilv returned 10 the pOsU.A.tpr ~ Rome.
Ca th ouch mlliiaB channels. The letter viii not
tc uelyCfed until the orders oi n, Mili'ar Com.
mandeI Of TIC u pattmcnt are compiled with Parties
[uOt alien citiltlf1 no cannot comply with tho
laws OF the country, will prcpH.c themselves 20 leave
the country. lSrncdl MAJ. GES. srETpYAN.
FpwARn G. pihT, \. A.G.
The above orLcr, it is stated, has been since re.
scinled.
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.Y scMnrd md Son.

Q. 5.-iion. William II. Seward
the guCsts Of Judge Fields as
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nc ind Mexico.

rho statement in regard TO
a, maGe on the authority Of
or of 'hcGhic91o 'fFIHrSE,
iuriicc Cation, OF Illinois, "ho
with Gel. Grsn: on q spoclsl
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the gipsy, presented hAnsek 10 The young i,dyJ
and the marriage followed. The year is more thsud
out but the tough old widower still hngsrs.
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GOV. FENTON TIRED OF IT.
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lns hsoelr'us Columb,s ,nd A'beutf'e are At
tie Portsmouth. Va. Navy Yard
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City and Miscellaneous News.
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Success Of General Humphreys,
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THE MUNICIPAL INVESTIGATION.
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He Wants to Go Home.
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No Progress Made.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Streets.
.'rw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

snect Cleaning under the New Coufract--
How the Work n Done, who Dses ltv
and Who Pays Tor It-More Evidence for
as Nitne..pss
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THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION
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The n. Carolina Convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-03
Ants In the Garden.

How troublesome Sc, eral species of them
are. is so we'll known that need not say a
single word about it. Much less known is =
sovereign remedy, which has never failed to
expel then nh from the house, garden, or the
hot.bed. | read it u numbe. OF years ago
somewhere, and being fond of experiments,
l made us Off and found it iniaiible in
every ins lance. This remedy consists in
ground ccEee. l, IS only necessary to spriu
kle some Of il on the ant hills or on those
places VIII IRE the Insects are frequently seen,
aud within fifteen minutes not one OF them
will be found. Last summer tlev had made
very large hill near one of my nces. b.
10 l expelled them | cal ed together a num-
Der o. boys and girls coming from school, to
show them the effect of coff on ants The
children v ere not a little amazed t. witness
the preciFt te fight of the ants from the hill
which ! had sprinkled with coffee. A few
minutes after :he sprinkling not a single one
could be found, to the reat ustonishment of
the cLidrer.
The rel Ipedy is so simple and so easy Of
application. under all circumsta tances, that
wish to call the attention Of the reader 10 it.
! have it therefore, printed 50 large. During
a series Of years | have had so many oc-
casions I'd avail myself of il, that | can speak
with the greatest confidence. repeat it, It
never fail Cor. HorticXitwiSt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-03
Checking Perspiratfon-

Edward Everett the finished scholar, the
ACCOMPLISHED oiplomatis,, the orator, the
state. man, the patriot. became oyerheated III
te,tiiying ia "A court room, on Monday morn
ing. went to Fameuh Hal, which was cold,
at in Il draft of air until HIS tufn came 10
speak but M hands aud feet we're ice, my
lungs OH fire. In this condition, had to SO
and spend three hours i'll the court room. lie
uied in less thar IL week from this checking
OF prespirG..on. 1t was enough 70 XIII any
man. So
Portessor Mitchell, the gallant soldier. and
the most eloquent astronomical iecturer that
has ever lived, while III a state OF Pcrspira-
ton in yellow fever, the certain sign OF re-
covery. IL fl his bed, went into another room,
became chilled III = moment, and died the
same night.
If while perspiriug, or while something
warner than usual, from exercise or heat
ed room, there is u sudden exposure in still
ness, 10 still, CO air or to Il raw, damp
atinopherc, or 10 draft, whether ut an open
wiEuow or door or street corner. an inevitable
result is a violent and instantaneous closing
of the pores OF the skin, by which waste aud
impure matters, which were making their
way out OF the system. are compelled tn seek
al exit throught some other channel, and
break through some weaker part, not the
natural one and harm to that part is the re-
suit The idea is presented by saying that
tue cold is settled in thatp rt. Ioiilustraie:
A lady was about getting into small boat
to cross tie Delaware; but wishing trSt to
get al orange at Il ruit-stand, she ran up the
bank OF the river, and, on her Return to the
boat, found her self much heated, Tor 1t was
summer; but there was little wind on the
wafer, the .elothIrg soon ielt cold 10 her
The next morning she had severe cold,
which settled on her lungs, aud wi'hm the
year she died Of consumption.
4 s.ol, strong man working mi garden
in May. Feeling little tired about noon,
h. sat down in the shade Of the house and
tell asleep He wakeu up chilly. lntlamma-
tiv1 Of the lungs followed, ending, alter two
years Of great suffering, IN consumption.
On opening his chest, there was such an .ex-
tensiye decay that the yellow matter was
scooped out by the cuptul.
Multitudes Of wemen lCae health and lie
every year, in one or two ways; by, busy
ing themselves in a warm kitchen untl weary
| aud then throwing themselves on bed or
sofa without covering, perhaps III room
without fire; or by removing the outer ciotn
| ing, and perhaps char ging the dress Tor com
mon one. as soon as they enter The house al
ter a walk or shopping. The rule should
be invariably to go at once TO a warm room
and keep ON all the clothing at least hive or
tel minutes, until the forehead Is perfectly
dry. In all weatherS, if you have to walk or
! ride on any occasion, do the ridIng hrSt.-
Hdtfs Journal OF Health.