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r The surgeons reports show that our
armies have suffered greatly from
chills and foyer which is induced by
the miasma and change of climate to
which they are exposed. They also
find Ayers Aguc Cure is an effectual
remedy for this distomper, and are
urging the government to adopt it
within theregulations. Tho Surgeon
General hesitates because it is put up
ia a proprietary form. However
great that convenience to the public,
hc prefers tho physicians ofthc army
should give their own directions for
the doses. Whatever professional
pride may dictate, he knows as well
as VIC do, that DR.. Ayers "Cure" is
an almost perfect antidote for the Ague
and that the soldiers should have the
benefit of it, as we'll us the peo-
ple.-[Washington Cor. D. G. ~
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From tho Middlctown Journal.
HYGIENE,

In the preceding article we noticed
the peculiar effect of Alcohol on the
nervous system, and especially upon
tho brain. 1t is a well known fact
that the brain Of an inebrate contains
large quantities Of alcohol and is much
harder than that of the person who
does not use stimulants. Seeing then
the great affinity this fluid has for the
brain and nervous matter, and the
changes produced in these structures,
it is not wonderful that alcoholic drinks
should produce Insanity, ofwhich de-
lirium tremens is but species. All
writer's agree that intemperanco is the
most frequent cause Of insanity. In
many cases the use ofardent spirits
acts as the predisposing Or commen
cling cause, by weakening the brain or
it liable to be operated on
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Lieutenant Gouernor. = Andrew G,
MoBurnoy, 24,9l3; William Lang,
1880; NJ. Ney Maginnis, 1926.
Treasurer Of State.-Sidney S. War
ner, 225,657; George Spence, 3;072 ;
John McGutfey, 3l3.
Judges of Supreme Court = (Full
Term) Jacob Brinkerhotf, 224, ,959
Philadelph Van Trump, 103,2S4; Mat
thew II. Mitchell, 326; (vacancy) John
Welch, 225, ,192; Thomas NJ, Key, 1873,
422; Alexander S. Boys, 3l9.
School Commi$Sioncr-Joh ohm A. Nor
ris, 225, 1872; Hiram II. Barney, 1885,
397; James NJ. White, 3ll.
Board of Public Works - James
Moore, 225, ,2G5; Charles Boesel, 1885,
40; William H. Creighton, 3l2.
Clcrk Of the Sapremc Court Rodney
Foos, 225, ,223; Daniel S. Dana, 1913,
372; Virgil 4. Shaw, 3l2.
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[From the Round Tablcl
GEORGE ARNOLD. .....


W We stood around tho dreamless form
~ Whose strength was so untmely shaken,
Whose sleep not all our love could warm,
10 Nor any dearest voice awaken - I-5. rti
~ d-gttg f-t 'iE NIB az tb -L. ti
. And whie the Autumn breathed hersighs
And dropped q thousand leafy glories,
And all the pathways, and the skies, .'''
'i Were mindful ofhis songs and stories. a.t
-g Nor failed to wear the mingled hues pens ... q
He loved and knew so well to render,
But wood--alas, in vain!-thcir Muse
For one moro tunefu lay and tender.
gA We paused while-the gathered few $50, ..
I.. Who came, in longing not in duty ILL.,. .,t,,
With eyes that full ofweapng grew, '.
To look their last upon his beauty
Death would rddey rob that face, @ -
Ina Nor dim its fine Arcadian brightness, s 'l-
But gave tho lines clearer grace, rt ...
And sleeps repose, and marbles whitoness.
~ And, gazing there on him so young, '|
1,if We thought ofall his ended mission,
.. The broken links, the, songs unsung. aG I'D
a Tho love that found no ri pc fruition
Till last the old, old question cane, '--
Tohearts that beat with life around him,
Why Death, with downward torch afame,
Had searched our number till he found him!
Why passed the one who poorly knows %.
That blithesome spell for either fortune,
y Or nocked with lingering menace those
+; Whose pains the final thrust importune:
Dol Or left tho toiling ones who bear g., ..... r
The crowds neglect, the want that presses,
The woes no human soul can share,
Nor look, nor spoken word, confessos' ''.
And from the earth no answer came; III
Tho forest woro Stiffness deeper.
The sky and lake smiled on the same,
. And yocoIcss as tho silent sleeper.
p And so We turned ourselves away,
BY earth and air and water chidden, ...
AMI left him with them, where he lay,
sharer OF their secret hidden. ~
And each the staff and shell again
Took up, and watched with memories hou nted
But hencelorth, in our pilgrim strain,
ni Wen miss voice that sweetly chantetll 1
n EDauSD c. srEpMAN.
GhxlxwooD, November 10. 1865. .....
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an HTeslstdble siiapplse To- gratifR his
rrcpensity' J While the paroxpsin Il
on him is he iegardlcssof hlsledltk, his
ne and oil that can- malsc,lite dear to
him." However responsible he may
have been for b&inging thSE disease on
himself, his responsibility ceases as
soon as he comes under the influence
Of the malady, and the whole respon-
fslbiiity is transferred TO the man ''that
puteth the bottle tohisneighbOrs lips"
How terrible the responsibility Of
dealing out fiery poison to those who
throuoh insanity have lost the control
OF themselves. II Is well established
that persons affected with this species
OF mania can onlybe cured by conflne-
ment in Asylums made for this con-
fDcment 10 be Of benefit must be of
years duration.
Intemperuncc /, not only the most
prolific cause of insanity, but, aise OF
Idioey and mental debility in the Off
spring. This proposition is sustained
by all who haye had extensive oppor.
tunitics Of observation; and the fact
has come down to us sanctioned blythe
experience of antiquity. 'Plitarch says
zone drunkard begcts another" Aris-
lotle remarks that Drunken women
bring forth children like unto Them
selves" DR. Browne, the resident ply
sician of theLunatie Asylum at RdHi1
fries, makes the following statement:
"The Drunkard not only Injuries and
his own nervous system, but
entails mental disease upon his f9mi-
ly. His daughters are nervous and
his sons are weak. way
ward, eccentric, and sink insane un-
der the pressure Of excitement, ofsome
unforeecL exigency, or Of the ordinary
calls OF duty.' Ira report made by
DR.. Howe on Idioey to the legislature
Of Massachusetts, he says out of the
parents Of 800 Idiots, 145 or nearly ono
half were drunl1ards One intemper-
ate husband and wife had seven idiotic
children. know TINT many interest
ing parties will laugh at the proposi-
tons | have laid down and deny their
But these propositions
have been sustained by the best evil
dencc, and if they do not stand sup
ported by the facts and experiences of
the best Institutions and the most capa-
bic and distinguished men, then no.
thing can be sustained by testimony.
My next will be on other diseases
produced by alcoholic drinks and up
on the spontaneous combustion of the
Incorporate. /. A. COONS.
Middletown, o, Nov. goth, 1865.
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II will Dc seen that the majority Tor
Treasurer of State is larger than on any
other officer; this is because his oppo
nent (Spence) fell several hundred be-
hind his political associates. Tho
highest number of votes were received
by West, Attorney General, and Capt.
Norris, School Commissioner.
Compared with the votoof the Oc-
tober election, 1864, it shows but few
hundred votes different on the aggrc-
gate, though over 10000 less Union
majority, l. ... .r...
Vote for Smith (union) 237,2O
Vote for Armstrong democrat, ,4SJ
. ..
Union majority. 54,77l
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Ohio Election Returns.

A distract OF OGiciaI Votes for state on
ctrh AZ the Election held TUESDAY,
: October 10, 1865.
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VOTE AS oANvAssED BY THE STATE
BOARD.

Some of the County Clerks failed to
make any return of the army vote for
their counties. The official vote for
Governor as canvasscd by the State
Board is as follows, all the soldiers
votes being counted.
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Eay-Tho grape harvest On tho Rhine,
tho Abr, and tho Moscllc, is stated to
bo very rich this year w r
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Total.......22o, ,Oss l9a,o97 $50 2l6,2GS loa,4C.
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School OF Art. and Tie cher Tietu'e-su'Je'''"'e~ ~ "
exceptions, from lielian h,as'efs ,,.o ~ I,i,;a
F,b uage Il, decorated with Border Ornements or ihs
Letters copied from tie fne' manHsrfiPs o. M mr.,
sixteenth Ienturiss aud numerous M.dallohs are an'
SncJ in A.. nsrgi1S TIE Work has been prodnced niei
the General superineudence of Mr.. henry shaw y. = A.
Tie small Medallion pictresu9j~ci- Geo ~ ~ @
of general elicaon chiefly from the pirs OF hapha
such as hi. Holy Families hir figures o. Fai.n ioPe M s
Charity. and his hehds OF CHRIST ana itls Hpo, ,i ~
UispIts and in his cartoon Of st. PAU peNhhs ~
Medallion marginal illustrations are also toS"n from me
Old Testament sub cti IN Aaphars Bibe. thee arc n1
witch they aye found Tluq, at PAGE 10, the bemrAuon o
Adam ia placed In connection with the Temptation o our
Lord at ppge o. "Tha Worship Of the Golden ,mi avu
Moses de.troyns tie Tables" illustrates the verse g. II
csnnot rye God and mammon." A. page 70 = s Moses
striking tte Rock" refers 10 Z, AK enn sit o'
syr 10 YOU; seek and shall rd knock and II sha" o.
opeued nrto you page IS, sau selling his brtrst
ref - to verse 2 "Whal shs give exchange Tor his
believed that the connection between the naran ,no
ect, snd the text will DO sufficiently obvious wh0ut
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