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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-10

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Record for October, 1855.

(Kept at WeisIieid. Genpga Co., Ohio, by
b. r. AJeH, Esg)
, 1865-12-19

abstract principle involved in our inquiries,
and invite you for a moment to consider the
practical action they involve. Our subject here
very appropriately divides itself into two heads;
pubic action and private action. 1t is the duty
OF the civil government, in matters of life and
health, TO do for the individual what he cannot
do for himself; and it is the duty of individu-
ais to do for themselves what the government
cannot be expected to do for them. If we
could place our towns and cities under the 60
vernance of an enlightened desp0t we should at
once gain much from the application of present
knowledge of principles. Gould We carry out
rs severe a code of sanitary laws as those
which the ancient Jews submitted to as a Di-
vine diSpensation there is no doubt that results
Of a most astonishing nature would follow.
But we must rest satisfied with following the
slow genius of our nation, and submit to the
government and institutions with which We are
surrounded. [ cannot here enter into the de-
tails Of our sanitary legislation. 1t has been
slow, and its action has been by fits and starts,
as now and then the public mind has been
alarmed, and the legislative mind has Sympa-
thised with it. But the fearful death-rate of
many OF our large towns, the neglected and
unSanltary state Of our villages, show that
whatever our Legislature may have been it has
yet failed to produce any great impression on
the mass of our population dirt and filth, dis
ease and death, keep pace with our activity.
We no sooner improve than we go back again.
Here is a record of our deaths from zymotic
diseases (the absence of which is regarded as
the best indication of our sanitary activity for
the last twelve years =
Annual Rate of Mortality per cent. from Mas.
matte Diseases in England and in London, in
each of the years 1851 to 1868.
, 1865-12-19

You see we have made but little, if any progress.
In 1860 it looks as if these diseases were at
bay, but how ~fearfully it rises in 1868. Ny
conviction is that our legislature wants earnest
ness All our acts are SO constituted that they
may be defied with impunity. They, in fact,
give the power of action or ~inaction to those
who are either interested in maintaining SANTA
~ abuses or are ignorant of the dangers which
arise from their federation. The METROPOLITAN
Management Act was undoubtedly the largest
installment that Legislature ever made towards
correcting the sanitary abuses of London, and
in the creation Of the Office of medical officer of
health has laid the foundation of future SANTA
ry legislation. That this office has worked
well in London, and has contributed to a large
amount of sanitary action, there can be no
doubt. But, from the fact of the medical of
fcer of health being entirely dependent on the
vestries of London for this appointment, his
duties have in many cases been interfered with.
and his ability to act for the public good re-
duced almost to a %sinecure. So much has this
been the case that persons have suggested that
he should be appointed by the Government,
responsible to the Government alone. The
objection to this plan is. that he is at present
paid by the parishes requiring his services, and
that government appointments are not always
free from the objection that government does
not monopolise all the intelligence of The coun.
try, and is not free from the charge of ~favourit-
, 1865-12-19

a bathos which I ought to avoid, to remind you
how costly a thing is disease and death. But
it is true the gain of those 10000 lives annual
ly would pay ten times over the cost of all the ex-
ertions that would arise to secure them for life
and for their country. But l will rot pursue
the subject. l leave now the question of the
public health in your hands, to work out its
great problem, as amongst the most patriotic
and the noblest to which the human mind can
be devoted.
, 1865-12-19
Total S247,167 SO

Balance of deposits s 52,Ol1 30
/ new deposit account, viz:
/ Messenger.
ii Withdrawals amounting to--S115 90.
Receivers for Saturday, 23rd Dec 1865.
In CHRIsTIANsTED
c. Hattensen, Esq, Trustee.
J. c. Fr0rup, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
s. Wescott, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN
President.
st. Croix, 18th December 1866.
, 1865-12-19
AUCTION.

TFFTER Begjaring af Depot Office
9 rem Major Meinche, vii vorde
bortsoIgt Diet Kongelige militaire
Depot, Loverdagen den 23de dennes
XXI. | p. m.
Casserole
ARTLLLERIE, MUNDERINGS
og ~INVENTARTESAGER,
hvoribIandt Vaabenfrakker, Kledes
og Ravndugs Buxer, Felthuer, endeel
Experimentation, Skjgrmbr@dder,
endeel Pd. gammelt Messing og nogle
Ollie Demijohner m. m.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir,
den 14de December 1865.
j. a. Stakemanm.
, 1865-12-19
AUCTION.

At Request of the Depot Officer
III Major Meinche will be sold at
public Auction in the Royal military
Depot on Saturday the 23rd instant,
at | o'clock p, m.
Some cashiered
Inventory,
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Eoun:hh Ivt am fE B1 -
DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED
n so'gtlHlsr. q, gPR'op.7Dsl
SYMPToNGS-

The symPtH4E 81 festqgrh y thsyteenernlyy ap
pear are at nrtt very light Persons dnd they
have cold that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive TO the CT anRes Of temperature
~ this condition, the nose may be dry, or q slight
pischGIset hin And 9Ftdt forwards becoming thick
discharges are increased in quantity and chSnRed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy and are
hAWksd or eoughed on. The secretions are oHen
size, causing bad breath the voice iS thick and
pAsa the eyes weak; the Of the smell Is les.
bened or destroyed deafness frequently TAX co place
Another common and important symptom Of Catarrh
Il tRSt tss psEsoP n te 9lseIsbS Throat in
the morning OH thick or slin1y muc1B, which hAE
ailen down from the head during the night. When
this takes place the person may be sure that his dis.
time in arreStingit.
ton9 s565S f9ffHiifs maPy fas'FEh synR
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Il Avs 1895 4 yj3fl3Y & 81 boub8

in af9gyJSSk 4PdAB9 IS Ma 6 ftoarl ER49 bound
be charged tie elephant, who fully ans
81 ered the praise bestowed On him, for he
stood Ss arm Gsu q F6ek,a and not : single
step did he Fecede, but WITH 4hfs ttnHk up
he boldly faued bis advancing foe. The ti-
ger resolved warm welcome, aud was
turned by ball on his, shoulder. and az he
was slowly retreating, another bslia6nShis
back laid him PROSTATE, -when9 he was q :.
nalEy finished OF by third shot. ( z 10
Ny own experience IN these Rinds OF
sports has not been much, bntI have sell
dom heard of tiger charging; biting aad
logging the heels Of an elephant for nearly
four hundred yards 10 an open plain; lthefr
nature 10 to rensfn under cover, from
whence, if disturbed, they make charge,
and retreat again 70 their shelter; but this
animal being one of the most ferocious
kind, Mr.. Safkles WIS in Imminent danger
when his Hrst elephant ran away. Either
q fall of the howdah, which was afterwards
found to have been very loosely attached
to the back, or Of the elephant itself, In its
headlopg career, would have endangered
hiS life. 4
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NO lAereury o. Nauseous DruO,,
.s1s DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Londo,
ti T nom one OF the most eminent COLLEGE II
mas been spent in the hospitals Of London, P.,jN
tih1iiadaPhia and elsewhere, has effected sons y
tne m9st astonishing cutes that were ever knoSH
many troubled with ringing in the head and AZ
when 9aeep great pervousness, being SluTTasS :;
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent binsbino
attenaeo sometime with arrangement Of mind. VeS'
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4 - MARRIAGE.

n - = I4A4A4kLkIhVHl ~
Reflect that . sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites to promote connubiSl happl.
hea!. Indeed, without these the journey through
LIE becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour.
~ daEkens to the view; the mind becomes Swallowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy reaeo.
ton that the happiness Of another becomes bIghtsa
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DIR. d. II. sEELYE & CO.,
ssep FilarobD. Oaa19,oo, 1.4zsorss { !.
And for sale by all Druggista
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A single Bottle will last a mOnth-to
be used three times n day.
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DIR. I,!,JszKisn1erI,'

VtENDERS hiS thAnkS 70 all those 'xhol have ia
i YOEed him with their confidence and patronage
and would inform his friends and the people gener-
ally, that he Will the coming year. occupy his old
ONCE 90 Third street, near Reed 4 KTaft's Drug
Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va, Where he may be
CONSULTED In reference TO their disease the nature
Abd character Of which the Doctor IL able at all
times, and under all circumstances to describe and
to assure Of the probable result and duration Of
treatment. BE practices the Eclectic System Of
hqiicine' using mild bet effective remedies sup
porting inStsGd Of depressing the Vital PoReTl The
medicine1 used By him are prepared and put up in
his own once. BosideS the treatment of Acute Dis
eAAes, DR.. Kisner will give his attention to the
treatment fall varieties Of Chronic disease That
forms, Wig 'Pufdlsnt 6iScbafgs ffom tbs -Ear, 10
prevalent among children PuHulmt Opt hAfmia'
oESna, Enlarged Glands, UIeeTations, Cancers, and
all varieties Of Skin Diseases Will receive his special
attention. Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and Heart
Liver Complaints, DisrrheG. Dy6enterJ and Piles,
Dt1eaIes Of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, 40 Ner.
VOus and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy, rheumatism
ana ParAly6iS Diseases Of Females, Dyomenorrhea,
ProApsus UteTt, and ALI Painful Iueg
ulaEttie5 and Nervous Diseases to which they are
subject, he treatB successfully. The treatment Of
CHILDREN viii recsiTsthe same attention as here
tof9ro. All consultations AID communIo atoms
strictly confidential and will receive prompt atten-
ton. Night calls Gheerfully answered. ONCE hour
- heretofore until further notice. mhl6
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
| The lmany Thousands cured at this institntos
year after year, and the numerous important spi'
Eteal Cp6EntionS performed by Dr., Johnston Wy
ne!1ed by the reporters Of the "Sun," "0hpPeli
and many other papers, notices Of which have 9
ki AZ 1Ss95 ana Fpon
ability Il Gdhioieht guarantee to the afflicted.
sEIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
A9-No letters received unless postpaid and coz
tanning h5tRmp to be used on the reply. PeIlaa
writing should state age, and send portion o. AWE
tiaement describing symptoms.
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, baltimore,
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MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prsetIo.
indulged in whom alone, habit frequently LEANED
rpm evil companions, or at school, the efiectS q
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and d moi
cured renders marriage impossible, and DESTROY
both mind and body, should apply immedlatsIy.
What Q pity that q young man, the hope OF hh
country the darling Of his parents, should be
9patehed from all prospects and enjOymentS Of lifs
by the consequences of deviating from the path q
nature andtndulging in certain secret habit sueh
peFaonI NUsT, before concentrating
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DISEASE OF IMPRnDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary d
pleasure nnds that he has imbibed the seeds Of thu
painful digease It too often happens that an illnsd
nom applying to those who, from education And
respectabttyJ can alone befriend him, delaying tn
tnS constitutional SymptomS Of this horrii dSsIs
diseased nose, nocturnal pains IN the head np3
limbs, dimne9S Of sight, deafness, nodes on the shin
Aone9 and arms, bIotches on the head, face and "a.
Femities, progressing with fightful rapidity till
last the palate of the mouth or the bones of The nV
tal I'M and the victim Of this awful disease become
hofrtd object Of COMMUNICATION, until death putt
period t9 hi! dreadful sufferings, by sending him
traveller returnBW n. -
Its melancholy fact that Thousands fall vettnI
@ this terrible disease, owing to the unGklfulnea
o. ignorant pretepders, who, by the use Of that
Deadly Poison, Mercury, ruin the oonStituton nni
mike the reIIdue Of lifa mflnrnhla
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.CHARLE Is sEIB 81 E; =. ,
-ii5t8lpgT ShgBt1Ir0dIaf

HAVING inereased my faetlitie1 for Ia mann.
II hetdre Of the above 3fticies, atf TfenSrs5
Ito MI al orders promptly. and d 6e Of seheSner
keep the lats1t pl RI Both WOOD and
70 90 ~ klndS Of 4JobJ4oEk mtEh66t 1f6n and Mn
sPouttng and GptteF1ng pfstl EindS aiVay1 On bsSd
topper and BTaig Kettie3 aud Hfnt Cans 81 tbe heSt
ing the city VIII dQNeli b giRe,m99 can.
gea1 5,s.-Ig,TyI ~ 81. 7, CALDWELL
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TAKE PARTICULAR Nnr1cR

pr. addresses all those who have injured thar.
9etVeS 4y improper indqgeRgence and solitary bHb,
toE either business, study, society or MARRIAGE
rHhaH are some okthe sad and melancholy affect,
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: WsSEnsS,
ne BACK ana limbs, Pains in the Head DmusII
Loss o. MusCniar Tower, Papitation Of tbe
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous 1rritabiiity, DerspVs,
ment OF the Digestive Functions General DebiIitT
symptoms Of Consumption, 40. NO''''
M1HFAILY-The fearful effects on the mind A..
much 2 be dreaded-Loal of Memory, Confusion a.
1dea9, Depression Of Spirits, Evil RorbodingS Aver
men 20 society, selEDi1truHt, Love of SoIt1de Tin.
idlty, Co., are come Of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS OF perBonB Of all ages can now judRs
what Y the cause Of their declining health ioI6S
their Vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous Sp5
eyes, cough and symptomS Of eonsumption
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BhL ffM0RE LOCK H0SPIl6ITI=
RBTAAL1SHRD AB RTpna, -
CS YQuAoRIREyartf 1'SfEs, :HllRoN
III ONLY PL ACE WREB.-
D sUURE S6R.8I9 RIE,llfS ~ = = !! z a

-s4Ha
Nh JOHNSTON has DISOOVInrRpp' W.
4 ~ Ial1 and Only aosf
Isl BSGf TIA az f$ Fysts R!,sRfs3 Ks4FzssG
AidneYs and BleddeE, sInyqluntS2y DiSSoa Of the
eoteney, General Debility, Nefyo1snsSS In.
Low spiEit, Confusion Of Tdss UDySPSpfa,
sisSf BBis a5Ey.y F = ss #.9
ac6 - tl93s 81 the Liver, LunSG ST.
t6 ~ Terrible disorders arsi5s Ss td
IN ~ nolIAty habltanf YOuth-thnsa ann ~ ON
ary practices more fatal to their victim. ,L .0l'
fopg Of 70 the Mariners Of 9en the
IN 2is sA9E ASps1 Or ESaas4.
q e.iT YOUNG MEN .eoai
Especially, who have become the ,,..,r,. go.
wee tnat Dreadful and destructive hAbit SbiLAEy
SWsePS 70 an untlnely grave tbo6SaS5. ".
inss s6e S6s sH9ts5 talent. Apd brilliant
teIniaS with the thundOrS Of eloonsDS. Us
. eestaSy the Lying Tyre may cali With nj 81
III 5s.r,4tg; MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men oopto,,,.,.,
merTage, oelneAWare ofphyScal " II nsS:
ae@Ri4tES aei5c.9ittsS speedily cured. Anl'
NAV I P@Se. n93elf under the care of Dr. J.
ana confidently rely upon his Skill a. q p6yTeSD
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
1mmediately CURED And Fun ViRor ReatorOd
rhiS Distressing hection--WhIch render Ijs...,
impoSSible-iS the penalty paid by H.
veam9 indplgeneeS, Young per.oG, S Ss
too APT 70 commit eIee5se5 from not being MAJ y
the-dfSadtnl conSequancesIthit may enEne. NJ
Who that understands the subject will prEtsUS y
taoss 5Pi9 habits than by ia ~:
9Snht besdes being deprived OF the pleaSprs g
nealtnS the most serious and dastrnet,UI
3ymptoms to both body and mind arise The .Sstr
becomes derahEed, tho Physical and Mental R Ssn
S4s ISs Power Nervous
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility. heAtt
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and R9., Of
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St
LSft hand Eide going from Baltimore st,oss, ~
dSGF0 ron the eorn Pail not to nbssrve the ps INV
Letters must be paid and contain a ,,snu n,
D6Ctor'G Diploma hangs in his ONCE. HP' Ehs
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO nave
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NICOABEy KEo.AgFTSsCo.,,f
40 Alh4dao WFiHiiEstkL1Nd;S eaa@ ID 90 80 4
wholesale Agents for Eastern Ohio and West Vest Viz
ztnla. -r.a..A fe2sly
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THE BALL SEASON.

MASQUERADE BAJLS.-A LARGE AND VARIED AZ
N sdrnent Of new and gorgeous costumes for maequc
rae balls private theatrical and operate characters have
Just been imported from Paris and quite novel In New
York may be obi lined reasonable rites
by des and othrrN, At d3 Tr avenue an,
twer Twrntydfth and twenty ash streets, Bnls Head
Bank Lostucs large enough ~ Guipy three grand opera
r.np.nIes
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SALES At AUCTION.
A UcTIoN notice.. ROTH, AUcTIoEEER.
"A Positive and peremptory sale OF

AUCTION NOTICE. ROTH, AUCTIOEEER.
"A Positive and peremptory sale Of
magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood P,anoforts, cost o6O0;
Over 500 Of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Rosewood Etagere, rich Psrl0r Suits,
the property of private family at their residence il9 West
Eighth street Clinton place between Fifth and Sixth
nues, this Frday morning. January 3 at II O'Clock pre-
cisely rain shine.
The auctoneer would call the particular attention Of bis
friends public 70 this sale Parties wishing 70 attend
take from the Ast0r
House. ST Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel leaving At Eighth
street. few doors from the house.
Parors- Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, Stool and
Cover elegant instrument with round corners richly
fun octave overstrung bass fun
iron p made order by city makers seven months ago.
36O three elegant Suits covered In rich French
brocael French reps Turkish Easy Chairs and
Lounges rich Centre and Side Tables Lace Cur
tains Etageres Bronze Clocks Vases Mirrors, Chande-
lcs Corner and Book Stands Oil Paintings rosewood black
walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands,
Spring Mattresses Blankets, Beds, Sofa Beds,
Lounges Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks Glass, China and
Silver Ware Cutlery &C. ~ B-Cartmen In attendance 70
cart, pack and ship goods for purchasers.
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VERY LIBERAL PRICES PAID FOR DIAMOND JEW.
clry aud unset Diamonds Office hours only, I'm 10
and 2tii3 Valuation per cent
v. w. PLUMB, Diamond Broker, bl2 Broadway.