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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

till the discharges were checked. After
that TIE medicine was given once every
four hours, but in diminishing doses Of
thirty, twenty-five, twenty, fifteen and
ten drops. If the the patient vomited up
the medicine, they repeated the dose at
once, giving at the same time u teaspoon
foil or more Of brandy to aid the stomach
IN retaining the medicine. Constant use
was also made Of mustard poultices upon
the stomach, 10 restrain tho disposition
TO vomit. ia the great maiori;y of in
stances where this course was taken early
in the attack, or even after the diarrhpa
had continued some time, the patient wa,
saved.
In severe cases. Dr where this medicinc
seemed TO do no good, from thirty to forty
drops of an equal mixture Of tincture f
opium, tincture of capsicum, tincture
carlamom seeds and tinc;ure of gingebcris
were given in its place, with most imme-
dlate and favorable results When the
patient passed ino the cold stage, two or
three persons were SET to rub his limbs
with flanncls wet in rum, hnttIes of bot
water applied, and every of'Jrt made to
restore heat. AT tie same time one or
two teaspoOnfuls Of brandy were admins
tered every fifteen minutes. This treat
ment was continued as long as there was
the least hope Of life, and 10y it numbers
were rescued from the very jaws of death.
In the typhoid stage chamomile tea WAS
given to promote preparation, and the
patient confined TO "A simple diet. No
tOoFwas allowed him during the cholera
stage except rice water; nor was be al
lowed to drink water at all. Tue drink
ing of small quantity Ct water almost
invariably brought back diarrhocI ana
vomiting, often with fatal results. even
after those symptoms seemed thoroughly
suhlued
Two members Of our missionary BODY.
Mes,rs Long and Trowbridge. provided
Themselves with the above. .m.n,ioneI
medicines, went into one of the khan> I
have described AMI there AMI in the Vi
cinlly fought the disease for more than
month. Numbcrless cases of slight at
tacks were easily cured, and of more than
one hundred cases OF most decilcd and
severe character they lost only eighteen.
and IN many of these the fatal issue w;s
owing entirely to neglect OF the patient
or his friends TO obey the directions given.
Similar happy results crowned the pff1rl.
OF others of onr number, for the relief of
those attacked by the disease in their own
n'lshborhoods. The ravages of the dis
ease have now very much abateJ, the
cases reported from day 10 dav ranging
from eight to twenty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

A Coon Us, Some OF the beverage
dealers in this city have the reputation Of
using very small glasses in which they
deal out their beer. The other day a
returned soldier called for drink at one
Of these places, and 1t was dealt out to
him N II small glass, He asked the sa-
loon keeper If he had ckel-handker-
chief TO lend him. The rag was handed
over, and he deliberately tied one end of
it 10 the handle OF the mug, and told the
saloon Keeper to hold the other end while
he drank the beer. Very much surprised
he asked the soldier what he meant bv
such strange proceeding. "Nothing,"
he answeren, ''only the glass was so small
| was afraid Of swallowing it."---Phla.
Pad
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

That is a beautiful idea of the wife OF
an irish schoolmaster. who, whilst poor
himself, had given gratnitous instruction
to poor scholars but when increased in
worldly goods, began to think he could
not afford TO give his services for no.
thing:-
"Oh, James, don't say the like of
that" SAID the gentle hearted woman,
don't; poor scholar never came into
the house that I didn't teel as if he
ro9M Tie fresh ar from hedsen udM him );
1 never mss tie bit I give them; my
heart warns to the sound of their bare
feet on the floor, and the door almost
opens OF itself to receive them in"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

A PIoUs SON,-'Oh! mother mother!'
What, son \
'Mayn't / have the big Bible up in my
room So-day1
Yes, my child, and welcome. You
do not know what pleasure i: gives me
10 see yonr young thoughts turned that
way. But what sticks are those in your
hand ?
Triggers
Triggers For what, my childr
'Why, trap triggers, Here's the STAN
dard, you rec this is the hipper, and
that one with the fat meat ON The end is
the long trigger. There's rotten mouse
keeps comm in my room and Insulting of
me, and / want to set the big Bible and
Iwant To set the big Bible and try and
knock his chunk out OF him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

THE WILTSHIRE DIALgCr.-rhe fol-
lowing dialogue actually took place a
short Time since, between visiting ex-
aminer and Il pupil at school near Sails
bury;
"Now, then, the first boy of the gram
mar class"
Fua Boy.-"Here ] be, zir."
Erdniner.-"Wel, my good boy, can
you tell me what vowels are :"
First Boy. -'Vowls, zir 7 ees, Of course
| can"
Ecaaiier. .-"lell me, then, what are
vowels p
First Boy.-''Vowls, Eir. why, ,otss
Be chickens -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

The following startling threat was
made use of the other day by an excited
pugtst:
'I'll twist you round your own neck,
and ram you down your own throat, until
there is nothing left of You but the ex.
treme ends Of your shid-collar sticking
out OF your eyes"
His opponent lett.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

The following pleasant letter is some
what late but will still be interesting 10y
way Of showing what Is said of us by peo-
pie from abroad, if it gives no news:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

81 have lost my appetite" said si-
gantic Irish gentleman, and an eminent
performer on e trench to Mark Supple.
Il hope" said Supp!e no poor man has
found it; for it would ruin him in a
week"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

HAIL AND RAIN.-"Wherc do YOU hail
from p quericd Yankee Of trrveer.
"Where do you rain from :"
Don't rain at ALL" said the astonished
Jonathan.
"Neither do hail, SO mind your own
business"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

Why is the chimney stack of a large
mandatory like false alarm. Ans
Because il ends iu smoke.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08
BiOkrene.

The Feeble, the Languid, the Dsparing, the
Old should give this valuable discovery trial; II
will he found totally different from all other arti-
Gle. Tor lie same purposes.
10 FEMALES-lhis prepa alton is invaluable
in nervousness Of all kinds, a. it will restore the
wasted strength Wi.h Wonderful permanence.
II l. a So a grand tonic, and will give relief in
llyspepsa With the first dose A hriei persistence
In its Use will renOVate the stomach 10 degree VI
perfect heal h aud bnuish Dyspsp-ia forever,
Ole Dollar per Bottle, or six Bjttles for So
Sold by Druggists generally
Sent by express anywhere, by
addressing
HUTCHINS & HIILYER. I
PrupIetors.
4ssm o. ''D'' ''''' ''" h
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08
BiOkrene

Cures Impotency, General Debility, Nervous in-
capacity Dyspepsia, Depression, Loss OF Ap-
petite, Law Spirits, Weakness OF the Or
gans of Generation lmbecilitv Men
tai Indulgence, Emaciaton, En-
uui. 1t has most delight
ful desirable aud novel
effect rpon the ner-
Nous system;
and all who c in any way pr"strated by nervous
disabilities ATE earnestly advised to seek cure in
this most excellent aud unequaed preparation.
Persons who, nv impudenee, have lost their
NATURAL NlGOR, will lind speedy and per-
mancnt cure In the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

IOU II TO HE no I'D
This preparation is unequalled as Rejuyenator
and RertortI Of wasted OF inert fuct'uus.
The aged should he certain to make the Bio
krene household god masmuch as it will render
them youthful in feeling and IN strength und
ena lie them to live over again the days of thes
pristine joy. 1t not only eXhilerdes bu, strength
ems and is really an invaluable hlessing especially
to those who are reduced 10 u condition Of oeruli-
ty, selt-abuse misfortune, or ordinary sickness
No matter what the cause of the impotency Uf any
human organ, the superb preparation will remove
he effect ut one and forever.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29

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'''-'' '--' az % '''a''' W. ca.
at Totes .la o. The il.urr1ati ion ~ ui.h - D4i
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''"' az H'''.H '"' 'tA'' I" wan -
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
In Want OF 1Icucy.

NorwITuaTArDrSG the fact that tho war 10 over,
and thu. The greater par, Of tho army has been
xnsbandsd, the drain upon the financial reiourc"'
Il shs country 10 now heavier than a, any time
Sancs The beginning Of tho rebellion. rlis circum-
s,>nco, however, 10 Of course no, attributable to
fncrsss.d current expenses on the part Of the G,v-
srnmens. II IL caused by the heavy drafts upon
.hs Treasury for funds necessary 70 pay of 'he
Iso,disrs who arc now being discharged from the
,ssrvics together with The presentation OF contract
ora sccounts Tho extent of this dram upon TO
Treasury may DO inferred from the fac, that with
all The Immense revenue Of tho Government tpi
che heavy daily subscriptions TO tho National loan,
ne Secretary Of tho Treasury has not suthclens
AuDds 70 pay oil the demands upon his department,
cd 10 obliged - give contractors cchta,es OF In
Asbssdnsss Tor from My 70 scyenty-dvo per cent.
Il thsr clsima. Tho Secretary las very proper y
4dcptsd this policy In order 10 give the
soldiers tho preference In the liquidation
of claims His funds do not warrant
che immediate payment Of all dcmsnds upon
him, and. - he had the choice OF diDppoin.-
ing either the soldiers or the contractors, he has
dsssrmined that the latter shall wa VERY much
N tho dsgust OF that interesting class OF patriots.
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no "r'ne' loan Is 'u'nO'.l't ~ " = w.
y" Nn' A'.'' p'y u'"" " "
en' oon"ses'" p'0''''' u.s. '"'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
Canada on tho Auzious Sect.

I'VE action Of the Governmsn. in announcing TO
purpose TO suspend the Reciprocity Treaty with
Canada, has caused the Provincsls great deal OF
unessiness. Foresoe.ng tho dama.iug efsct this
course will have upon their commercial inle-,sts,
they have been led 10 change thor hoi,ls altitude
towards this country and to their lau Ia, our
Of the dsieated rebels, in the hope Of rsgain N;
favor and securing renewal o. the treaty, Tleir
very gracious dsmeanor al she late trade eonvsn-
lion In Detroit, and their mock appeals tor
reciprocity show that they kSsaly fe,I tho
blow tina, Ia soon to 10 givOn to their trade
by the Withdrawal Of the treaty. Further than
this they arc again beginning to talk Of tho
benefits that would accrue both to the
United Sts.cs and to Canids by annexation, with
the evident intention Of melting the harn -hear.ed
neas Of the Government by apparent dispoAi-
ton TO become q sovereign s.ats Of the republic.
pui the bait will NOT answer. Ia tho first place,
- do nos nom sAai CaaAdA " su integral Of tho
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
From Fortrcsa Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, JIlg lG.-Ihee arc a1ro
patien.s in the Hampton General Ito. pitis. at ta,
peer time, mostly cooiol. During tho LAT If
moaihs there have bcen admitted into th,-e hosp.
tails .dl9s patients; returned 90 duty, ID: irra,
f'rrei to other hosp tails s!I; dici. ass; dch.rg
ed, 2'9T2. Tho balance admitted are Iobc, aud
civilians.
Lieut.. s Hawk, Third Pennsylvania Ar,illcrv, hos
Teen appointed Sup glntcade1i Of tie Freedmen
affairs ior this Military D.l.rict.
oae hundred Government horso. and ff.y r,ul,i
were 80 a. Portsmouth ,o-lsy, tina hoses ir.nelae
an average OF sG& tal the rnnlos s9s, each.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
The ht,anl.c Inhl,.

private lester from Sc. Cyr4s W. Field, statss
that tho q eat E.s.crn would probably leave the
More IN the llth, and Valent.a on nc lj.h ofJly.
All representatives of t>e uicsi Of En.,apd.
Amer. aud France, are 10 uc s-y.Q 81 ir1. ma
urcat Eastern curing tho laying O, to cattle, the
TeogrEp' Cona.fucill Goa pAIy haY.n, ,Laryo
ot ho eGl!c believing thls course Dee sh.ry, Isl
some tnc.I' es u the p",si N as ou,cr iu,o cor.
Ve.4-Gol VIA the ca, ncor, and thus .i,,r.,t
iLolr a.cus 1n from t.c.r D.. 4ly .uulrt,ut dr.
tics. journal ul tie Trip 81 So .us'I. g ,,iI
how W, bs FURNISHED tho A.sJ..a. POD i,'
meut,c.y upon tie arrival o, uc Gre. E.lcru Al
II gi.'a Con cnt, ami ihe Connection tu.lf ma. ~
VIA Ne suo.u At ib.t tenn. 49, " teigc IA
ca, l. Gcruhi the q al " $. LtwIenac, tc,Nrnn
pe B.o,op, n. D., and Newfoundland, 4 nv
roI,.y G,IaL.o ior he o. ,.u.s in ssye. ~
sl+ht ycars' 4 - Probable tne mefs4.c. non, ,t
the cable Val have 10 ue seat across 40 t4l h,
s'eaiDo-, which will ,c,.y do pirsB r l.r.s f,un
four 10 ak houri. SIuuld t.,r5 lc enc h of "a
ANTE oatls lei. b. s.Ie-.l ncryss uetill. "a
m.lesl, "Aca Is CO. u4suly eylr,.,l, d. All, w.,
unGc s.su,, lie mine a.sly lat 81 il.. f. -
ieN CA, Mt o4ly lCl orc 'h- cor. r'.,. of tb
New I lfk anu y .w!o ..0lmd Iinu .sl l'4co A..
two c14tueatH n ug4u.cTupte. ts,t.rtp-se CO...
muLl,atuu.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1se5.
Prostdcus JOHNSON and the Monroe
Doctrine

THs iudicusions Of . dotormnst on the part Of
Uu Government 70 vindcsn ,hc principle Of the
ussros Doctrine IN the case Of Mexico, arc gradJ.
sny becoming more apparent. Iiis now reported
Csa tbe recent SPEECH of S>cretsry HASLAs In
Washington, In which be favored tho expulsoa Of
uAInuiAB By The United s'es was '1n exact
aggression Of the Presidents views Oh tie Mexican
.russsion.- There Ia strong ground for believing
snis assertion. When AsDaEw JonNgot was In
Congrssr, the Monroe Doctrine lai no m.re .rde1s
friend than be, aud there was none more hostile to
ynonsrchi.i govsrnmen, on ibis continent or else.
where. He was thorough Republican then, and
shers La no ro.son to believe ihn, his Sentiments
have undergone o chang. B,0i les Mis-, ho isa
man of The people, anil knows that the usurp-!ion
On Mexico il obnoxious TO the popular WILL Iae
.,usstion Of s,spendlng tho NJ x.esn monarchy
snsy therefore be regarded az q Ieston Of time
ys,bsr than Of result The heavy force Of FEDERAL
sroops on ,be TeIan frontier Indicates that oal.
Gus watch 4, hsnceforth TO be t,pi upon tie In
pcral Government and hn SIMPLE lrt-
vision 10 10 10 made for any emergency.
The policy Of the President VIII probably he to
.dvs France ample time to Withdraw from Mexico
and 70 avoid oollislon n poss bic. The couutry
hs. bad surfeit Of war, and tie heavy debt Which
has boon incurred by IL ndnoui,hes the Govern
mont no, to get into any foreign entang on'n that
can be honorably avoided. Dt somo develop
mont e.lculsied TO SOW plainly the p1riose Of
ahs Government upon this subject may shortly be
,srp>ctsd, The BLAIRs have tunnel 1t into roht-
,cai question, and IL will no, he strange II VIC SCI
y. Monroe doctrine" cmblAzonsd upon party ban
pers In the merit election campaign, MoS1aoNH'Y
a,er tfryA .kN ~ n ~
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
From Texas.

frce''ncn and their niOvemeutc--.Ir,'t-,
tOhi ucrniTh--- lac agar of ipfysstoo
AlrrSt' d---isysGUk!ng---I The IIexirL. 10
MCZ.cg, Ltc.
Lsto Texan lies bring the following ltems OF
nc"s' Tie Houston TELEduAru. Of june 3 ,l. s,-s
rip to liouson Is quite fa.hionesle excursion
vain the i.celnen Of tic D.Gzcs and T.inity They
va o. mostly On foot bearing heavy burdeus Of 9th
ins blankets, ETC., on their heads-a long and weary
journey. Ihey arrlyo tired, foo.-so!o cll HUNGRY
cAy 20 learn what the were tod before thc- leN -
NV thsf we're lctet OF a. hone, ami tnst thp+ hsd
lc iof 20 back l;sIl. some Gge &c uruinr 40 20 ,p
10 Ic pdac no-Io GUAR en- ho. O. and take Purh IA u
a. tAcJ can get. Some h'rH cut polDc lela, H.
i-a.ai them conditioned on tic con ,nt Of th,.r h
VINO 90 nome, mex lesG while ns Feuee.l ,l.ls
th1so who 'go !. stone" will tesone itifars AMI RI,
s.y vIlahoAts ihoso Who are IN The hands Of ilo
hoVe nnelt viii b. taten uo OF swell u. n H.
p1N o. ui me officers but Il 10 qu q tuotnc- IN n .
i4oh tue comfortable homes many have Ic.I ueL..
Stamp" are 80 tcarce in Houston that q! cry
foSSinment has got out fractional shiagascs,, re.
d'emable In greenback..
Tho oekstt Gum NUSo, eth ILL.,, says:-" The
marcos N tho country have beon notiei OF Gene
Gran ei's oder announcing them fr, c, and the
making contracts with their .olIeg owue4. 10 remain
win them until ClrstnA-.'
The ilous'on SEWs sl"si
we ye pot'c "n on streets, duvi9g tho las, few
- % fA.te y u i --Htig hr 49, e. tg4s-
81 me mt hive, Aun ihc pctI "a, ue-e
~, ~ 80 COS VINO mas cJntIinutel ~ IL. @ 10 Re
y1r ~ oi oar eve y d. a,tIIe. Manr Of thr,l h .s
- "a tlo tohie - Hte tcTvicc, and now te ing
W urn an loh e. penny in 81, isiu- OF dicssG dao,-
ttiAs anu other hic e. Of hOI uisnuf.c u o. in.-
nin AVA l. write on thor booE Of tale and taey
axe Dllssiui IN theG islor.n,e.
lhe Mayor Of Galveston was arrested By the mill
'oS authorities oa the eyeaips Of the Sd, Willie PIE.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
Tie Cuccn'l speech on Ca~.c. ual ~,
lL-tsl ~I&.sJ

A-ss'Hl f~As--s1
The following g. the text Of N' par, of ~
Q ,,ops spc,,a =, the proro .shon a., .'...,r,.n,
which re..,ss to the StA..5 Of C.a-la and Il a
Ute, g acsi
E5r Atca.y ro.occs Tat TO civil war M N,-,t
America lss e.. , AL lLo t..l3.t t.st te -
cause Oy q ,. lon contact my 90 Irl .reI, Il Il
Thai prosperity Wsy 10 rva,orcd IN Csc ..Aw,l.S
have 'Gs,,l frl. the ,optts.. Etr LII. ra'
Gre stat q a conferences ana up..l... 10 IL
tween G. i j-s,'J H,f.n All're,r ir.yf..,o,
u 81 lv-l o, ,uc uUIJn Ui ...s 90 ~ y.r,,4 in
CO. el,ts.ol l.vo not y,t let - g. .... DIV. r.,
SUI, t4-I union WIu stsr. rt..'gr.I
sleng - tHo1' Jy.n o., AMI ~, "a ltes t,r
many lL'cr at importance p. hcf N..v.y T. s
lo-tlye rr a ypy assurances % tls .e,..t ll..'
~ Of IA r y .I,a Ausr.'-a sg JcH'. H.r s.a,.t,
reloleei a. tuc col,..ueI .rs.q lily and "a ...,ry
Prop, 8 a hex II l-n uonI.-. o4s al s..e tt.s
t.lt ne LAKE sG,Iy whlvh III o. ,crg..o. . NH
shori o. ,te raw ina er al 0. malus-ur No .ai,..
try, to o,D,r Nth zoe ter.nnasoI vi the civil va
mt c Ul..e4 atrs Of NJr.h Ancr!oS, wal Ircv.-t
tio rec l.relce Ol too distress which DuI Prov. j
smoat suv manufacturing PoPaAt.cI Q. ..us Of
NV E0EsasEa counties
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-29
Wedncsdn .Suly 10.
From W; ash.naton.

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: tHA rs " nster hn' Ont IA me uniei s.roi,
p,esontsd bic c,ele altar yestcrdv to tho rr,-i-
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Union. We have an abundance Of much more
probable Territory, and until thnt is .xh.u,.ei -.
Cabsis viii 10 all,wOi 10 remain dependency OF
",e-fd aus Albion" Rut when tho tim. for ax
neIation does come, the provipelalS viii receive
due notice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-06
NOTICE.

! HEREBY give notice, that in accor,
dance with a resolution Of the Police Jury
Of the Parish Of Rapides, passed ut its scs'
sion Of November l4th, 1865, Public fer.
ries were established at Calhonu's Home
Plantation and At I. X. Smiths Plantation
on Red riyer-and that on the 9th day Of
january, l6s6, at the hour oftwelve o'clock,
at the Court House door, / will let ont the
same to the highest bidder. The leases
will be for hand ferries two years, steam
ferries Eve years.
ROBERT 9. HYNSON,
President Police Jury.
Alcxandria, Ia, December 9th, '65, At.