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iSelsttrtl 2petrv.
The Price Of Truth.

Great truths are dearly bought. The COM
mon truth,
Such rs men give and take from day to day,
Comes in the common walks of easy life,
Blown by the careless wind across our
way.
Bought in the market. at tie c,:r;rcn, price,
Bred .! ;hc smile, tn. jest, pcrchancc Tie
bowl:
It tells no tales OF daring or Of worth,
Not picrccS even the surface Of the soul.
Great truths are greatly won. Not formed
by chance,
Nor waited on The breath nfSummcr Dream
Put S:a>pc,l in the great struggle of the soul,
Hard tuiltting with adverse wind and
stream.
Not in the ccncral mart 'm;i cora AMI wine;
Not in the mr:clnnliSc of gold and gems !;
Not in the wor!"S Say hail VI: midnight
mrth;
Nor md the b.azc or regal d!alcms.
Eu: in Tie day Of conflict fear and Slicr,
"hs" 'l;' <'r"n" h""l VI GoI, pu, forth in
n!"ht.
r!or,:!rS Up the suASoil Of tl.c >tas;an: heart,
And brings Tie imprisoned ,rulh-scrd TO
The light.
Wruns from the troubled spirit, in hard hours
Ur weakness, Solila'lc, p::cllancr "F pam
Truth springs, like harvest, from Tie well
plou;hcd field,
And the soul feels i, In; not wcpt in vain.
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'yhc Cholcr::--Dr. IIaN!!n's Let ter

'rhc Cholcra--Dr. IIaM!in's Let ter.
Dr.. ll.mlin, the American Missionary
in Asia, writes homc the following IN
regard to the cholera, its symptoms aud
treatment. which should be preserved "y
every family Tor reference:
The cholera, which hNs just left US att
.r committing fearful ra"':">. is Aln=
rs way into E,aropc, anl viii probably
Grass thu Atlantic before another sum
mrr las pissed Having been proy'''en
TALLY compelled to have a S"o! degree
y! rrav,iral acquaintance with 1t, a"d t"
see j, in all it, forms and SIa:cs "urlnE
each OF its iuvusionS vi Cr"s'an''uorI',
[ with to make to my friends III Ma'"r
SOME suggestions which may relieve
anxiety or be Of practical utility
1. On the approach "t cholera every
family should be prepared t" ''ra' II WI"
ou, waitin: for physician, 1t I'"> Is
work so cxpcdliions!y 'aa' w",'' !'"
are w.i;ia: inr the doctor, It /, done
,. 1t you prepare for II, 1t "''' not
come. | think there is u" 's',t''c ""''"
c.n lie avoided with 30 much cer'''";y
~ the cholera. But 'provldenNa! c'r'
suu, Stances, or the ,h"uShtl@ss 'H1'srre,
,;ans - su,uc ncm5er Of the hou>"ho'1
m,x ~ invite The ATTACK, aal tie cha'len='
I ,.,'y r.v.r be refused. 1t viii proo"o'y
he made in the night. your 'phys'S'1n
h,s been called in another d'rec'io"' S"" "
you must ,rea, the ease yourself, or "
will bc fatal.
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Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, gY
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OFFlCE: OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
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TREATMENT OF coLLArSE.

" Lo1lup,.. This is simply more ad'
vonrcd Stage Of the disease. 1tindlcates
\ gradual FILLING Of the powers OF llle'
lis difficult. 10 saysrhcu case has b.
como hopeless. At certain point the
body of tho paI;oDt begins to emit mi PC.
snliar odor, which I call the death odor
~. r,ben: that has become decided and
M nnnis,nk able, ,Ihsvo never known tho
n,,;ont to ;recorcr. l h.vo repeatedly
Troried upon such cases for hours, win
: ancrmancnt result But the blue
so,or aJ The; cold ie1tremities, tho deeply
.nnt.n eys, tho vanishing pulse, arc no
signs .hs, thsjcass,is hopeless. Scores
Il f.a:h s.se' g' the recent epidemic have
IecoTere9::. ,r;t.H,st :ser;:3I!ass.} at:'
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DELIVERED IN CONGRESS APRIL II 1866
This speech i, pronounced on all sides
to tc one Of the ablest efforts Of the
prescut session. We make from it the
following extracts
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-24

~ No Rrindstone should DO exposed to
the weather, as il not only Injuries the wool
work, bait tho suns rays harden the stone
10 much m in time to render it uselcas-
neither should u run In water, rs tho part
remaining in the water softens 30 much that
il wears away faster than the other side,
and many soh place" in a stone has
risen from this cause alone, and not from
any inequality in tho grit. The proper
way 10 to allow the water to drop on the
stone, rs ], Is needed, either from cast.iron
water cup, or (what answers very well) an
old whitehead keg, supported above the
stone with spile near the bottom, which
can be driven in when not needed, and IL
kept filed with water will last long time.
Finally, the ssone should not be allowed to
get out Of round" as no tool can DO prop
erly ground unless tho stone runs tr,so if
il should become uneven, get some one to
turn il, and with nail rod raze Il down un-
ill IL becomes perfectly round. Greasy or
rusty tools should be well cleaned before
grinding, or they win choke up the grin. II
this should occur, little sharp sand and
water on board and kept against the stone
while turning. win clean !, Of and sharpen
up the grit"
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TALx,sa wnrS MiLxino.-we have seen
Il noticed somewhere, that tnlking while
milking b not yood-that cow will give
lea. milk, &C., we think We can say W have
had experience in this way, II comes un'
der the head Of quick milking. A fast
mixer is better than . slow. Talking is
very apt to resarl milking no, only that
a siit,ish COW win DO uneasy where 10 much
ado h, where another person % present, e..
pecially q stranger. We think We have
seen decrease Of milk where talking per-
son WAS present. wcprcfer milking alone.
and as fast As possible. Quietude and con.
tentment are great qualities In q COW. A
Wild COW Is not generally good one. II
she 10, she viii be much better when tanned
and domcsticated.
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2netrg.
A NAME IN HEAVEN.

rREn1Ll - I ask.
10 NY naas hsrsf
Once on . brighter day
I seemed to hear Him say,
"Cast OF thy care.
Ny triumphs share,
MY blood he's sprinkled thee divine. =,
And thou. poor mourner. art forever mine.
Ssreiy upon Thy hands.
d, Son Of God,
And on that crimson tide
That stained thy pierced s,ds,
The thorn, the rod,
Thy pathway trod
Up Calvarys nights, NY nans mas traced,
In hiring linss that eaaaot BE- erased
So Isiil trust IN 1A0;
Weary and slow
Ever midst gloom and care,
Yet never quite despair
Weary and slcW
III 90, III 20
My appointed time that Thou has given,
In hopes that Christ hath writ my name In
Heaven.
ButPm mournsr yet;
My years decline
Nearer each day 10 death
Idraw the painful breath
The nights close In,
weep and pine,
And kar, 10 ever Vas His.
I've forfeited my seat In heavenly bliss
An answer must have
Amy name hsrs!
O, II Thou wilt respond
And say, 1T is," what fond
Delights III share!
What burdens bear
No cross too heavy for the load
or him whose name Il written with his God.
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@isfellanenus.
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.

Al the Democratic organs throughout the
country arc laboring to create tho impress
sion that some VAST work Of mischief was
wrought by Congress ut It's lato session, we
wish to put on record in brief what IL really
did.
This Republican Congress reduced the
domestic taxes to the extent Of seventy.
millions Of dollars per annum.
il provided for the gradual reduction Of
the great volume Of piper currency, alta
certain fixed rate. % that financien and
business men might know how to calculate
the future and be relieved Of all danger OF
n commercial crash, on account Of the con-
traction Of the currency
II provided for tho protection OF the rev.
enuc from foreign Imports. by more strin-
gent enactments to guard against systcmat-
ic under valuation, through which the Treas
ury has been dcfiauded Of countless mill
ions Of dollars.
II secured equality before the law to all
citizens of the United States, Of every racc
and color, under the protection OF the ma
tional government, and made every native
born adult national citizen.
II furnished ample protection for the
freedmen against thcir 'ate inas'ers anu tnen
associates in the enjoyment OF all their
rights.
II secured homestead to all settlers on
tho public lands in the gulf States under
the national laws, and SO provided for the
moor whites aud blacks OF the south flu
iure of their own, better than auy they
could have otherwise hoped for.
Il reduced the number Of Supreme Court
Judges by gradual process.
II secured the election Of United States
Senators against the future action OF fact
ious minonties
Il admitted the reconstructed State OF
Tennessee under circumstances which point
GU, the why in which other reconstructed
States may return to their old places in
Congress.
Il restricted tho standing army to not
more than fifty thousand men, against the
urgent appeals Of all who wanted force Of
one hundred and seventy -ssven thousand.
Doubtless has done some things which
might judiciously have been let alone, for
all Congresses do that hut for what ID stat
ed above Il deserves and will receive the
thanks Of all right-mindcd men. Phladsa.
phid .4mersoan.
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ImnOrtant IN the Afflicted.

DR. DOW continues to no consulted ~ his o.,
Ace Nos. 7 and . Endcott street, llo.ton, on Al
diseases Of o PRIVATE OR DEllCATh NhINhh.
enee DIR. Dow has now the gratihcation OF present.
Inc the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 70 cure che most alarming essss o. Gs. 10:
ho,rnr. oi yeosresl and Impure blood, lmpotsn.
cy' seroiuls. Oonorrhea, Ulcers. Pain or distress
in the region, Of procreaticn. lnnam nation OF sne
Biadderand kidneys, liydroeele, Absoes.es, hu,
borrible symptoms attending this class OF disease.
are made a. become - harmless - the slinpNn
siiinss OF . child. Particular sitent,on cvs,n,
Srms and stages. Patients Who uish Ia remsn w,
der Dr. bows treatment few days oi reeass t
be furnished with pleasant rooms, AM s"sfgss'"'
'y psS Iadles -ho arc troubled With any disease
,,Is,ii., to their sy,tem, will fnd speedy reistey
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street.
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Coz. HiaAn RoLLiSs.-The Porlan,

Col. HiaAx RoLLiys.-The Portland
correspondent Of the Boston Journal makes
the following correction
AT tho recent Democratic Convention
hero the name Of Liuet Col. Hiram Roltins
recently Of the v. r. Corps was included
in the lisa OF recent Republicans who have
joined tho Johnson-D Democratic Conserve
i've party. Col Rollins 70 very Indignant
al this misrepresentation. He he's NOT nor
does he intend TO Join the forces Of the
enemy. While there h a rebel left North
90 South he h in for the cause OF ksPsbi.
canissn asaina the Zoe. Tho bullet wounds
in his body llhe work Of rebclsl and the
remembrance Of tho hard fought political
and military battles Of the past and the
cause he served during the war, he consid.
ers TOO important 10 forget and while he
has spark Of Loyalty lch he win not desert
tho Gag and the Republican party. His
namo was, In fact, used without his con-
sent, and the information given was not true"
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GrsraAL SnxaipAS's Paosortos. Tho
President while ago was loud IN assert
ing that Union soldiers should receive the
Offices q hs disposal This accounts Zoe
his appointing gallant Phil Sheridan to the
othce Of Police Captain, under Attorney
General Heron Of lIouhiana. A Major.
General OF Tho United Ssascs taking his Or
der from fourth % fifth grade rebel Ssate
officer, be mode Of honorng Union soldies
for which Presidents johnson ID entitled TO q
patent. Aflsr having served uude~ Gen.
0Fms Sheridan cannos hat feel proud Of
his appointments by the PRESIDENT, On the
..sff Of Attorney General tierou.-Dst'ui
Pox.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
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The curs Of dissasss Of women and ehfldrsu, than
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STRANGE, RMf TrMe.

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SourH BERwicx, June %. 1857.

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