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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
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FEVER AND AGUE KILLER

WILL egRE AGUE AND VEvGR, eHILLs
w and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and
Rsmi tent feyers, and every form OF Fever inci-
denf to the West afA fllH m
This celebrated and iniallible remedy hss been
fifteen years established In st. Louis, and Is unit
yersally known throughout the great Mississippi
Valley as the only relisbls remedy for the cure &c
Fever and Ague In all it's forms. Ague aud
Fever snnerers, infAllible remedy Ia here pre-
kented yout f-'s-s' = q
To cure Ague and Fever, take O dose Of DR..
Kasterly's Kami " PiIla, and when done oper.s
ating. take DIR. EAsterly's Fever and Ague Killer,
as directed ON the bottle which will stop the
Ague and Fever the first day. Then, TO prevent
is return. take the Asue Killer three timsau q
day on the seventh, fourteenth, twentyshrst, and
twenty ei ghth dAys, dating from ths IA chilli
and fever. AID you will be permanently cured /
Let every maa, womsn, and child try e, aud II
you find It to be true, tell 1t to your friends.
Price Of Ague Killer, 81 so per bottfs. Pills,
80 c nts per box.
Prepared and sold by Dt. u. Elasticity q Co /,
No.70 North FifIh street, st. Louis, NO. Sold
.. their branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago
Illinois aiEsrhfA e@tAsA ttHAA ta@4 "
For sale by the druggists. Evansville. W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

as iaI4d'i > fi9sa 10 ,aHaNaI
.,sg : DIR. COOKS Y
MAGIC HAIR orr 4

Ts THE MOST PERFECT AND ADMIRABLE
Il article ever discovered for the Pre- erYanon,
Beauty Growth, and Restoration Of the Hair. ,
prevents " from falling or and becoming perma.
nently gray, removes the dapdrud, and turns
harsh unrnly hair into that which Is smooth,
glossy, lively, and beautiful. - =
Or. Cooks Magic Hair Oil is tha best tonic
known, and will pro5uce luMurfant growth or
new hair on bald heads In all where any
artificial means can be of any avail The mcst
Intelligent and beautiful ladies and gentlemen In
st. louis use ID, aud regard IL indispensable
article for the toilet. Price vs. cents per B0tse.
Prepared and sold by DIR. =. Ensferiy Co.,
for sale ct their branch Family Medicine store,
No. 80 Madiaon street. Chicago, Illinois. F n
For .gale ny the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

70 IL, OiQ IeAtoW, SAID TWO tufe
scrapegraces to an honest laborer at
work-"work away while We play-sow
and well reap. livery likely. my leds,"
replied the old man, coolly, "Im sowing
hemp - - "a s p Eel
During the prevalence Of the late an
nular eclipse, an enthusiastic colored
individual became greatly slated t'Bress
de Lord, said he, " niggers time hab
come at last-he's free, and now we
gwine TO hab black snn-surely de
Master OF glory am wild the colored foil"
A Traveller, relating his experience in
the East Indies, alluded to the great
number of servants employed by gen.
tlemen in that country. q, So, -. "a
To take care of my pipe" said he,
al had four servants - sss s-.-.a-s.ss'
Is it possible TO Il XET9
:" Yes; it was the duty of the first 10
bring me the pipe; the second filed it;
the third lighted it, aus gsago
Sand what did the fourth do?" "a
MThe fourth smokedit.--I never could
bear tobacco myself" 49, 2. 's y. =. =.
A countryman in Savsanah, Ca, OBJ
served that gang Of darkeys were
working on The streets, wearing1a ball
and chain. He asked one of them why
that ball was chained to his leg. - s To
keep people from stealing III" said the
daEkeyi 4 heap of thieves about here.
Massa." .sIsssia s5alssi3 laA
Billy, said benevolent vendera of
food for stoves, as with cheerful visage
he sat down to his mstntinal repast, "is it
cold7" "Wery cold, fathei,'f vass the
reply. IL the cutters froze, Billy?'' re :
joined the parent "Wery hard, father.
they is," was the response. "Ahf''
sighed the old gentleman, "put up the
coal two pence bail, Billy. God help
the poorl l sasY S SIS sas
The Providence Journal suggests that
Horace Greely's address at the Minneso-
ia Agricultural Fair viii probably be on
the eradication of weeds"
Why 10 the heart OF a lover like the
sea serpent7 Because it is seereter
(sea eretur} of great sighs (size.) ~
Why is thief your only true philoso-
pher? Because he regards everything
from an abstract point of view, is OPP
posed to all notion Of protection, and 10
open to conviction.
An Arkansas butternut advertises that
Hany gal who has got coffee pot and
skillet, and who knows how to take care
of children" can hear of situation By
applying TO the undersigned"
Why should q young lady resent
squeezing from her sweathesrt2 Be
cause such maR-nipu-lations are i'm
proper.
II Is stated as q singular fact that th.
martins. robins and other birds that ara
i'm the habit of disappearing some Tins
in October, have already left for part
unknown. This, it is prognasticsted
means OF an unusually cold winter i
approaching.
A member of the Maine House o
Representatives was making a speecI
the other day, when the House bein
rather noisy, the gavel Of the Speake
fell, and he remarked: The gentiema
cannot be heard" The member took
in high dudgeon, and demanded to kno
Why the Speaker would not allow ham !
be heard. The matter was explained
and the orator went on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
PATENT MEDICINES.
DIR. MARKS
sYPHILIrIC CURE.

THIS oELEsRArED REMEDY Is an In.
l IL FALL1BLE CURE TOR SYPHILIS ia the
Primary, Secondary, and re- ti4Fy stages -
In all large cities there ex ste q CONTAGIOUS
sexual disease callsd syphilis. which is capable
OF Transmission BY ino ulation. DR.. MARI .
syphilitic Cnre 10 the oasy mfdIcine that win
cure Syphilis In all Its various aud complicated
forms, and thoroughly eradicate the SyphIlitic
poison or virus from the system.
eympt1u Of the First or Primary Staga-This
4. known BY ehancrts or ulcers appearing soon
after an exposure To cure the st st & use
DR. Marks 5yrhilitic Cure Pills and SyphfIFtic
Wash, ETC.. which never Z iis 20 cure Syphilis in
fe~ days. From i've to ffteen days fAilhfnl
treatment usually sufices to cure the frat stage.
one or two packages nsver fais TO cure this
stage. Price per package, SI2 So fsrnag
symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of Syphilis
/ This 10 kno~n By the following: Jlcers In the
mouth, nose. throat, glands, skin, hsaa' nails,
mucous membranes cancercus sores on tie arms
and legs. ernptions on tbs akin, scrofula, etc To
cure rte second stage. ele DIR. Marks syphIlltic
Cure. Rlls, and Throat Wash, IL ths throat IL nj
cerafed IL not. emit the Wash. ..... H F4G
These med ciEes infa,libls cure for this
stage, III ussd Sufficient length If time to erad-
cate the poison from ths sysiem. Price per pack
age. SlO 90, Including Throat Wash; If omltt4d,
10 Copper package
symptoms OF Third or Tertiary Stage syphi.
18Th 8 age 10 known BY the following Eymp-
toms: Nodes, or hard and painful tuners on the
bones, enia cement Of the Joints, or eontracaone,
hard pAiss In the bonea and Joinis, carIeas ords-
cay Of the bone syphiiitic rheumatism, altsrA-
tion OF the parts &c. To cure tine third, or ter
tiAry stag, use Ir Marks Cara and Pills. Thsss
medicines viii cure the longest standing aud
worst cases. They win cure the most sxcrucIat-
ing pains In the Zones and joints In a fsw days
Price per package, 50 90 E&uG H4 EtrHe
ADVICE 10 THE AFFLI0TTDaoL Il.
Rad the symptoms absve described Of each
stage 4 syphilis aud procuss at oncs the msdi-
cin.s for the Stage with whi-h you suffer. They
will etfectually cure you. -
A treatise on syphliitic Diseases, Giving plaia
directions TO cure the diff rent stages, accompa
mis- each package OF the medicine
N. b. DR.. Marks Syphlitic Cure and Pills are
an inftiiible cure for Rheumatism, no matter
how long standing or how bad. They remove
the cause, and the cure Is certain and permanent
Price, 80 90 per package. 11a H
The medicines viii be sent by sxprss. TO ell
parts OF the c0uatry on receipt Of the money, aud
20 cents additional 20 pay for boxing and ship
ping. Am-.,ssrr ..ffs--.~..-sr -
PTepar and sod by Or. Z. Easterly 4 Co.,
No. 70 North Filth st set. st. Louis, No, and 1t
their branch atore, No. 80, Madison street, Chi.
cago, Illinois
For sale by the druggists. Evansville. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
"A GARD TO INYALIDs.

We invite tho special attsp tfOn OF the sick and
afflicted no matter what the disesEe, or how bad,
TO careful perusal Of DR.. Easterly's medical nd
vsitisements, which can be seen in another col.
umn OF our paper this mornir 6. DR.. EaatsFly's
Family Medicines are standard preparations, sell
rapidly. give general sssisiactioa are kept In all
the principle drug stores, and are thu most Csle.
brated and Popular Remedies now Ia use. We
advise families 20 keep supply OF each Of DR..
Easteriy's Medicines on band and thereby save
money in doctors bills. For sale BY the Drug.
gIsts OF Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
liaiIa s4Isao 81 "a
fa'aNe8 - Eis
tsfen4
Ladies. Read This I
DIR. aOOPER's
FEMALE CORDIAL.

TvHIs ELEGANT AND POPULAR MEDI.
L cine will cure all Female Complaints, such
as Excessives Painful, or Suppressed MsBstFua-
Womb, and all Irregularities Of this Monthly
Periods. It will aiao pr ng on the mensas Mhen
checked by colds, and ell unnatural causes. 4
Females suffering undsr any Of the & siiculties
above enumerated shruld not fail 10 use DR..
ROopsr's female Cordial. It Ia the most plt as.
ant and infallibie remedy ever invented for tue
Price 81 sc per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY dr. d. Ras.eriy Co.,
No. 10 North III tn street, St Louis, MO. Sold
at their branch Family Medicine Slsre, No 90
Madison stu I. Chicago, Him lis.
For sale BY the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
Nm. EAsTERLx,s
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

WILL CURE BRUISES sPRAINs, HEAD
w fche, Toothache, Sore Throat, Collie, ChUT-
era, Cramps or epasms, Cholera ~ orbus, Dysen.
terry or Bowel Complaints, EssEous fections,
Pain in the Face, Painters' Collie, Agus In the
FACE, Pain In the Back and Linn %, aud. ia facs,
wherever IL 10 applied pain cannot exist.
This 10 the most speedy and effieacious medI.
cine ever discovered to relieve persons suffering
pain II is used Internally and exteFnalIy, with
never.tailing success. AS family medisine IL 10
invaluable.
DIR. EastsEly's PAfa Killtr Is the best remedy
known for Cholera. Should that awful sc6urgs
again visit the Ueitss States, IS it is feared IL
will, every family should supply themasives with
this medicine, TO In the early stages Of the
disease. Price rs cents ger BOTTLE s.ssaif 7l
Prepa cd and sold by DR.. e. Eastersy a Co.,
No. 10 North Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo- Sold
at their branch Medicine Store, No. 90 Madison
street. Chicago, Illinois
For s4 by the druggists. Evansville. sa,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
A CROWM OFF GLORY
Every Man, Woman and Child who has used
Sterling's Ambrosia

idly Increasing sale have made the AmbrosIa IA.
nous all over the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
cit cures Itching OF the Head. A
1t makes New Hair grow ON Bald Heads.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t rehdsrs tbs Ha'r Soft and Glossy. Il
Cleanscs the Scalp, OooIu the Heated Brow, Re
moves DandruG, Cures Nervous Hardachs, Cures
Badness, Insurss Luxurlant Locks. Inclnss Hair
to Curl, supercedes Wigs, kills Hair Eaters.
Good effect apparent at ones.F -
TO THE LADIES We SAY,
The Ambrosia win suit you 10 T. Elegantly
put up. DelicAtsly Perfumsd, Patropized by
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold In splendid
boxes or cartons, containing two large bottles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
YAAYa aIILVeMAE8 EaVAAA
haaY Ed GRIDLEY's AaEoE
Salt Rheum and letter Ointment

WILL CURE SALT RHkUM. TETTER.
w scald Head. Prairie and Barharaf Ten
Illinois Mango Missouri Scrofuis, Obstinate Old
Sores. PimpIes on the Face. and ali Diseases and
Eruptions on the Skin. But to effect permanent
every kind, we recsmmend DIR. Dasterlyas iodine
and Sarsaparilia, to be used interpslIy, which
purifies the blood, and removes the cause ; sud
parts speedy aud permanent cure will be efFsct-
ej. Both are advised TO be useI in thess COM
plants.
PEies-4Ths Iodine and ssrsapsrilia, 81 50 Per
PFice-Gridiey'a Salt Rheum and letter oint-
msnt, rs cents per bottle. III ssssass SAP
- Prepared and sold by DR.. Il. Easterly Co.,
NO. 10 North Fifth street, st. Louis, No., sole
propIisters. Sold at their branch Family MedL-
cine StoEea No. 80 Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
nor sails BY tho druggists, Evansville. y, =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
CLOTHING.

- - y - 20
$3.50 sofa sasm y 9 ,et y O. sig.rsgnf.F +. =
Z raaas9 ~ a 81 e d sal saia -
% eiia9 - bee A - essf "a s'aa5 81 e q
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

A counsryman in Savannah, Ca, OBJ
served that gang of darkeys were
working on The streets, weariugua ball
and chain. He asked one of them why
that ball was chained to his leg. Is 8 To
keep people from stealing IL, said the
daEkeyi = heap. of thieves about here.
Massa." .slsssss ssa.sss3 La
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

= sHlisi foa aoiisspp gssss bslsusaa
q s7s~ sTsai dssodi ,saaaisai sisais I
% y.has1 aswuaa son SO ode vel
u .a7siai aaW noiianimaza slifas ,
p eLaaI Inn. a-lw Lslsahaaa 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
in s. HealtiinI,ea..
rswers, Distillers, RsctiHsrs. 60.

Supplied With every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron work Brewing Kettles. Hbfriferafofs,
Attemporators, Sparges, Stinheads aud Worms
on an improved pincipls, Columns FOR Alcohol
stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, 40. Copper,
Lead ami Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron
Pumps OF every yariaty, fer Beer splriia, OH 40,
Bsass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whist e, 1c. "
v Workmen sent to all parts to at up work and DO
rspairson steam Boilers, Copper aud sheet Iron
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

si7 tns -isis ffl-rea 81 fEsUesgEIts I'D 80
q aQilns49a aailis - eqsd aah aaf be- s1atsiFscg
Is 4a ~ aas9qias r. sfs9Esfns s6s haa saanlsat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

o. isaE s6f sai1n6 eae7s'cJ
Saig~ aisssa BIS ilip .vss s7e6
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-12
T!se President 10 &c Renewed.

The Washington correspondent Of tie
Nea York News, discussing tie revolutions
AIRY design OF the radicals, says:
When the two houses are thus ''pUrged'
and when radical shall have been c!cc;e;l
IN the place OF Nr. Stockton, the radicals
will be ready to 90 On with their plots
aganstthe government. 1t i their design
not only to pass the Civil Rights bill! over
the Presidents veto, out also 10 pass again
the Free'imen's Dureau bill, with perhaps.
4 few trifing alterations \ few dag-
viii show whether or not they are strong
enough to succeed in this.
ii they are, sill they stop there ? There
is no reason to believe so. The President
viii still stand ike a lion in their path
They have already spoken Of him as an
''obstac!e TO be removed and they VIII
erdcavor 20 remove INN by impeachmeu {:
or in some other manner. | mean exactly
what say The men who brought
Charles the First 10 the scaiSold, the men
who brought the head Of Louis the Six
tceuth to the block, were not more deter
mined in their parp"sc than The radltals
TO depose President .lohuson from his
Office
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-12

use reason in the matter. 1t will not do
to turn on the surface three inches of bar
rem subsoil. On well drained lands the
subsoi, pl w may be used with good ad,
vantage.
Clear the fields of all stumps and stone,
that can be removed; cut the brush and
clear the fence rows. Meadows should be
cleared of all stones brush or stumpS Il
the aIoau.i i -: X l.: It lie rolled. Stock
shou!d no! be turned Gil the pastures Gnti
the grass has obtained good start.
ORCHARD.
If you wish to enlarge your orchard, OF
set out new oGe-and On most farms
one Of these things NIGH, be done with
procure youc trees ouly Of re-
snons uie nursery men, and If you are not
we'll informed cn the subject. get the ad
vice Of some h0rticuiturist friend as TO the
varieties best suited 70 your locality and
your special wants.
Take tine 10 carefully examine all fruit
trees. especially siaail ones, and remove
;hc cggs Of car;erpillars aud other insects
GARDEN.
Give little cf your owr time to .he
care of iEc garden. The few square rods
t contains should be worth more to you
and receive mere attention than an acre
OF land in any ciher part of the farm The
Kitchen gir'leh, on the farm, rarely rcce;Tcs
half the attention that it should = Wesf,.,-p
Rarul
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-12
Winter arss, Spring.

Winter has gone aad bright spring is here,
Her gay voice rcSounding joyous and clear;
Sweet murmurs Ofmusic is brea;hed in the air,
Caught up 10y the echoes we hcareveTywhere,
Jack Long long enough has rode OF the breeze
Hanging fcstoons on the fences and trees:
Long enough gemm'd III banners that nature
uAitilS
Ana crovyno,. OF: bright bowers with icy p es,rls
Wen bid him goodbye ani welcome our
90 en-.
On - iin .lel ia"c sunny smiles are seen;
Tx. ti-f,G v~u .r maiden To us she appears,
One moment all smiles liz next ba,iio,, IN teas.
Then good byc oi, winter, AMI the pleasures
You gave
Wea are not un.hanl>ftii for favors received;
" will echo your praises loud may they rin.s
TIE hardest heart will melt bef0 the smiles
of spring.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-12
Tie Indiana Soldiers.

When the republicans, BY vioilting the
constitution. put the south i'll fear foI their
rights, and .iien refused 10 give them
pledges for constitutional faith, by these
means involving the nation in civil war.
the soldiers went f,.th 20 fight to save the
Fnion The whole burden of the cry du-
ring the war was the Union. The soldiers
VIE c!,eercd and ndcncouraged as Union sol
diers, as belonging TO the noble Union
army, and as fighting to save the Union
Well, the war succeeded; the southern armies
were conquerej, the rebellion vas put
down. ami The southern people reduced to
obedience and Submission to the Laws. It
remained but for them to send back their
representatives to Congress TO complete
the triumph Of unionsm and give us The
legitimate and expected fruit Of ,hc war.
That consumatiGn President johnson was
abou: TO accomplish, when 10 and behold,
Congress met and vetoed it; obstruc.cd the
coarse Of the President in restoring the
'nion, '!cclared it should not take place;
that secession was accomplished; the States
we're out Of the Union; the war had rot
restored them, ard the severance OF the
nation was complete. Thus stands the
case; Johnson for restoring the Uuion -
the republicans against it. Which are
you f,r !? What did you fight for? Who
Insults you by declaring your battles and
hardships 10 have been in vain ?-Ind'dna
Ue.ald.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-12
EssffysE hOOps.

y lady whose prcprietics have been
shocked by the fashionable indulgence of
''tilting hoops" thus addresses the Indi>
annapolis H~ra5f :.
Yesterday, during short excursion,
saw on Wash;rgtnn street Z lady wearing
that modern ahomnation which is said IL
be all the 81 n New Yor!. hvop-skirt
50 constructed as 10 tiit up bo..iug in walk
ing, exhibiting the legs Of the weasef as
high as the knee. The papers say. and
rou know the papcrs never lie, that this
faShion mas converted all the fashionable
dressmakers Of New York. into makers ol
false calves. to give symmetrical rotun';ity
70 tic legs thus displayed to the gazing
corner ioungers during promenade ihr"'
broadway. Now, | 90 hope, NJ. Editor
that you will use your influence to prevent
hs ridiculous. absurd and immod.iest
fashion from spreading i'll or midst =
Please write an article about it. | am sure
that | don't wan 70 wear the Hateful
thing but If everybody else wears them
why, / will nave 10, YOU know. ioT an
bat 4 Woman, AMI confess that have NJ;
courage enough to he cut of the fashion :
Whereon the editor remarks:
Cur fair correspondent must excuse Us.
As for fashions ans: laties' hoops, we ney~
er meiiic with them Any thing she may
choose to write herself We will publish but
fear size has already ''p1. her foot in it, '
and that il>natuycd rivals Will say she only
objects 10 the new fashion because her
foot is ugly, her ankle iil-shapen, and the
aid of be cali artist will te necessary to
impart the ''symmctrical rotupdity" nj
which she speaks to hcr-continuaipns
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-12
NUMBER So


it will be with Mr. Johnson. lie cannot
eypcct success to his po.ir7 ard measures
wn.ie he retains Stautoa t. thwart hlrn,
Harlan to SANDER him. Speed to disgrace
him. ana Wclles 70 have but lie releeia,ng
quality Of in.,tility to do ilim any harm
NJ. johnson has shown old iiicHory'S
qualities to perfection IN his treatment Of
toe unconstitutional measures Of Congress;
but he must 20 I s:er farther, ard initiate
his great Hrototypc n ''!nekia- HI Cabinet
a unit" The pecplc who sustain LIN
have righS - a>H dis Tlch- sad tileJ
will be satisfied w;ti a~.hinc le.s thr~
Cabine: united II in3oT~iuc hila IN w..;at
ne has done. and rcaz onabY ceriaia u sup
port his future course
IIe has ptom;sed to is this great nay
t:ine>, aod within the past month. aa4 i
IS lret;y generally hciiercd that he will
d. - before l"n- "a the people are
getting imre!ient. Stanton aad Harlan
have hocn retained six or eight months
top ,Y1y air.adv Their :iiue has more
than cone Harlan onght IN all ,iecency
70 retire. having accomplished nj that he
eyer intended by MS tao'nct n'stion.-~
his reelection 20 the Seaare. lie Went
into the Interior Derar. meat in the fill
belief of being able, by the extensive pat
ronage oi that bureau,--to conlroi i'ie
Iowa legislature in his iavor lie has
done so and ol-ht t6be satisfied and make
decent withdrawal. arl 10; wait TO be
told how desirable il is fpr him 20 leave.
As for .,.auton. his insoicnce has been
borne long enough. II view CT the fact
that his R.h;s arhq qtes, Gen. Baker. Il de-
tcctiye lnfamy, is under conviction and
scutcnc= Of robbery. committed at his In
stigation. anl il which hc was partner in
guilt If not in gains, he ogsht to make his
coEge also and spare the President the
pains of bdaiirg him seek TIE siiale of
private life Speed is he most incompe-
,,at Attorney General he Cnit-G States
ever lad. No case has hoea tried by .;in
in the Supreme Coa5: since he entered
uron the duties uf his ofnce, III which nc
has not bcea compelled TO caii n the
assistance oi' soGie able lawyer - aelp him
ca; h:eare from his pol;c,es. hc : OBJ
iectionablc en- acccunS of his nnftac@s.-
EEe mav have = GOOD reputation IN tie Po>
lice eoHrt al Louisville, but he i only
staGding joke for such lawyers as Iieyerdy
Johnson and Caleb Cushing lie ought
20 ql.it- lI"sL.n.foa Cof (h'cg, Tines.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-12

People are very apt to &c mistaken in
this affair Of leisure There are very few
men who put every hour of their time to Its
best use Often those who have the least
to do, don't DO that little, while those who
are most engaged. Go everything Thoroughly
I'll give Il plain illustration drawn from
every days experience If you want any
matter, whether Of profit or charity, done
cxpcditiously, and we'll Gone too, 90 not 10
the man who half OF his time stands or sits
with his hands in his pockets; but to the
very identical person who, being thor
ough business man, IS always at work
That is the man for you An iller from
habit regards everything that requires a
little labor, study or confinement, asan ant
looks on mole hill-it seems like noun
tain. But an Industrious man looks at lis
labor before him with an eye of man who
is not afraid of it. Here is the secret
spring of his ability, he does not lotcr or
hcsitate-hc acts promptly at once.