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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
ANAppEAL TO ouRowN INTERESTS.

The real difference between "my policy"
and that Of Congress is Just here: John.
son demands that the late rccusant States
shall be instantly admitted rs equals in every
respect to States that have always been 10y
nl., without amy guarantees, rhsiher sseh
States send loyal or disloyd representatives ;
whether jeff Davis or Robert f. Lee comes
as Senator to make our laws. IL any arc
disposed to deny the truth OF the last state
ment' they VIII bear IN MIMI thai Mr. 'oi'n'
son. not TWO months ago went 50 Tar rs 10
declare that the TEST oath OF loyalty
should bc repealed. Congress- OH the other
hand after the fullest examination, finds that
there is no protection in those recusanl
S,,,.s IN fra, speech ar N free prcss: thu,
-, IN. H., -, ,,,, h..
"c 'o'o'' "o ''oo" s'" ''"' Nv "'". ""'
any security Tor his lie or properly II he
is or was Union nan that there is com.
binaiion in those States 10 disregard all law
aud .r,.h mn, aII Iov,l sen,;me,t tina,
-, -.
horu'er" ''ai' Win "o''"o'" P'"''p'o' ''"'
no further guarantee of protection in the
South than he had before the war
which w,. non. n, MI And they and ,be;,
-."S,,,....,...,..,,, -. -. ...,, -.
e'"s"'"e"'' '"'' "'' SUI" ""'''
In giving traitors power Is u because
their patriotism Is gaudy holiday attire
that must he taken under cover at the sli rht,
-, .,,.,u,.. ,r min, ia. !, !. m.
~ ~
worthy Tue "a'"e.
And Congress has. rs a basis OF recon
s,ruc,;o,. offered n constitutional .pepd
a.. :. III, IN 4.
'''"' "'' ''i'""'' " "'" WI" 10 ".
gurded rs proper return to loyalty. a
writer in the Atlantic Monthly well says:
There il mn, n ,,;s,;nc,lv radical ij., II
tho whole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tina, Pres.
;d.,, Joh,son has mn, himself within
compnrnriyeIy recent pcriod. slammed with
nj, birh approha,ion. Dues il orlain uni
ycrsaI sufirare, No. Docs II ordain i'm.
martial suffrage ? No. Docs !, prescribe
d;sfrnnchise,. or expatriate the recent armct
enemies Of the country. OF confscaie ,hei
property? No. Il simply orlains that In,
national debt shall be paid and the Rebc
debt rrp,,diate, that the civil rights Of nj
ner.ons shalI lie maintained; That Rebel
who have added perjury to treason shall b
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
CONC 1nE RgTURMs.

win soms OF our frissds 70 sssh town In
mi, so.p,y .. thai the return Of the votes
-, - Governor, representative to ccsstss,
senator. county officers and representative to
N. L.ei.l.,ure. Is forwarded to lthe JorlsAL
Om,,.sMouday night. immediately after the
olo., Of the polls, II anything prevents their
being forwarded Monday Night. sqt BY nrl
ON Tuesday. Give full returns.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
Exbaust;ng the Bread and Butter
Q. .. ..r.. Argument. .H

Is Tho Tribune says: The worst for the
President and his squad is, that when they
have exhausted the brentl-and.butter argu.
ment, tho efficacy Of which il fast growing
30 dubious' they urc at the taiI.end Of their
resources When man refisesto be con.
verted to the reformed faith through his
belly, Il 10 unfortunate &c his manipula'ors
have nothing to offer to his bmins. Those
who drive tho machine in Washington have
forgotten, in the hurry Of their speculation,
that the Republican party throughout the
land is mainly made M Of honest men.
IN fact, but for personal conscience uniting
great masses Of voters, there wonld never
have been any Republican party a, oil ;and
now, although ii has undoubtedly its pro.
norton Of ssi(:seeken growing daily small.
or, however, . we are glad 70 say,l IL 10
likely lcsa than any party that ever existed
in this country to be affected, either nu,ner
ically or morally, by the mean influences
which tho small mind Of the Prcsident fan.
cics o,unipo,ent. We record tho predic.
ton, that those who think otherwise may
,aunt W. with our folly, should future events
show us to have been mistaken. taa
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07

The Ptcs;dent has over.nddsn the Sem
ate . nrjeeiioa of willard Small as Post.
swastcs 81 Aubsrp, and has resppoin,ed him
him to that position. Mr Small is appoin,-
ed over Gem. J. A. Hill who served with
distingsished sbilisy throughout the war,
losi,is an srm in one ofihe hauies, and VIA
MAS unanimously rcesmmsnded ior the
position W The Loyal men ofAuburn. The
wishes oCthe copperhrsis the men who
opposed the war and rres Lncoln's ad.
ininistraiion nj every step. are the law with
Mr. Johnson, and very naturally Union
snili,rs have To stand back. Ls,esen
journal.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
BRIGHTON MARKRr-sept. 8.

At msrt.t ~ the current w--k Cattle, 1908, sh~~p art
Lambs. III, s~ise Zoo, nnb-s Of wean Cath, is!a
Eastern Cattle. .ts5
PRICES-Iesf Cattle -Eyira. ST. Is % II 2s, Ont
quality. SIS - 20 II s., -cooi quality, $500 10 ooi
third quality, 10 90 10 II 90.
HIDES, 81 20 ar Y n. TAilov, % avn.
PELlS, s0eD ho-ach.
CtLY SKINS &c Hh.
WORKING OxES-ws qooss saies S $50, 500, 10
$ss). Y pair.
Prizes Zoe beef cattle arr about The sss as last vs'k.
MICH C0wS-Salcs Eytra $50 ~ FLA ori,nsy
sso M $50 Scrc Cows SIS % $50 Itr 81 MIsrh
Cows depsnd altogether upon the hncv n tie TrrchssT
swINE-whdssak, y 10 !, 30 Y III rtaR II 40
Isle v 10. -
a. lad week. Salos dun.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07

HvEsYBobY should call Ut Hil's sfore nod
look over his immense stock OF Pail and Win
ter good: which be has just received from Bos-
ton and New York. ..... .... q
These goods compVise MI the latest styles Of
WOODEN goods In the market-foreign aud do.
nestle, including . large lot Of winter over
costings. such IS Moscow beavers, heavy
French chinchillA~, ssstors, wiltoos, trico,s.
together with an extensive assortment Of plain
and Ency csssimercs, doeskins, vs,ings Sc.
We always Keep the largest sssortment Of
Harris goods TO be found In this vicinity.
To orr PArRoss All Of the above coods
will he made up IN style to compare With tho
latest Boston s New York styies api ut prizes
much below thosc places We are bound, in
the future. n In the past, to make this the
ie%iing place In York Co., Tor stylish snd vs,i
made garments. sni ,ty Keeping the heaviest
stock We can give our customers the greatest
vnriety from which to make choics
Particular attention paid to boys suits. and
cutting for Others 20 make
Remember the number, 100, Main Street,
Union Block, Biddeford.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
-.,.rDna, Xn1sKERs }

~ a No,ru' csusiis, the sr-s,e,t ain'ala.s IN ue
"; M s.n, Whisker 90 MustAces N ero~ - Nc
w~t W. 80 .IIu , p~srs pown ~ fsii aaiSr - hal
mcn ~ an, - ds.lr-s a te-sins ~ mNsa Al
se@ ~ Co, - n1s.au 81, NY. aad
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
Call for Soldiers and Sailors Convention.

WAHISCroN, huB, ~.
in pursuance Of . resolution paired at
meeting OF the Soldiers and Sailors Union,
held At Washington on Monday evening, Aug.
18th, 1885. Ne envite oil soldiers and sailors
sho have ssryed In the Union army and navy
a ash,g Tue nie var Toe ths ssppssaIoh o. Che
rebellion, and Who believe that treason sbouId
DO made odicus and traitor psnished, Who arc
oppossd 70 the restoration Of rebels 10 power,
anu one.ing premiums for treason and trsaeh.
cry. and Who are In favor Of the propessd con
stitutional amendment and OF ccntinuinc Con--
eress As the Law making power Of the govern
ment, to nest ~ Pittsbs cry. Psue., On Yue.isy
Septsuoer 9Th 1861 Q, ~ o'oloci II. w,
made our argument In the field.
7. EDWIN DuDLEr," and q o.hers
TT ffafded thar endorsemenis OF this move.
mspt ,bSJs beep reeeiyei FROM Bsny Of -ths sost
nrusinsnt sodiers II the country. All Sol-
diers and .ssiloss favorable 10 tbs eause. aud
willing to have their names upon this call. ara
requested TO address T. Edwin Dudley. WASH
tpEtOn. - F..H-rs- ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07

saETSs Republicans in Shelby County,
ill., are in favor Of Andrew Johnson "ss
no was" and Congress "as Il u" orr.rs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
AYERS ACuE CURE.
tss rux srsspY cvNs %

Isf,rmitf.rf Fsrsr, o, F,rsr and <gsf.
Rsmiffert Fsrsy, call Fever, Dsrvb
xyus, Periodical HsstsoAs or BR-
ious HsSfschs, arf Bfiioa' F,rsr',
+, INDEED for the eAsis eia's Of di'sa'.
= ~ oriJiaafing IN btiiay dsrasgs-
mtrf. oassed BY ne NsiDiS " MI
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
Notice.

,,,,rrpr.s c,n,Ais Ipn. my v,sA has ~ NJ BID soi
Wn,sssS .t,sss,s Iuss Ans, < tso~ueasisa, NJ y n
-u,.sss ~ hzsssStAg ~ 6uahg hsr On ny %
.a :. shan M No dshe q ips euks.sins snss tAAs
80 DRAKL urrI.
p,ssr<ra sspl f,h, lea "a -. 3W'sI
- Card, D..ly priat.d ia eolsf, i ibis sass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
u no FUND VIII or se , S on
"a 6e s sy Nee sr Roen "a ss EJaS1ss se
Core Of Land north side Of Chambers street near wiz
. Parcel Of Land Coriears street. between
8 Block bounded BY Moboken West and Canal streets
Lot north side Of Ffty sixth street. near saS avenue
g. Two Lots north and south sides Of Fory-n street,
SIX Lots north and south sides Eighth street. between
Two blocks Of Sixty seventh and Sixty
eighth streets Fourth, Madison and Firth avenues
streets Third and Fourth avenues.
10 Two Lots west side Of Fourth avenue between Seven
u Thirty eight Lots Seventy and Seventy eighth
IL Thirty five Lots Seventy ninth Eghcth streets
rs Thirty Los Eighty Streets
L. Two Lots south side Eghysecond street. Fourth
Is One Lot southwest Of lsOth and Twelfth
M Two Lots north side Seventy ninth street. south side
Eightleth street, near Third avenue,
H. Eight Lots west side Of Ninth Ninety fourth
" Lot east side Of Second avenue near Seventy
Thirty south side OF Seventy ninth street and
20 Fortyve lots Seventy fourth Seventy streets
Warrantee deeds viii be given.
eaiice Hall OF Records, on after May 10 next
abe Zee Of twenty dollars on each lot 10 paid
At the comprollers office each day Immediately after the
&c ready for delivery and the balance per cent?
any PORTION thereof at the option OF the purchaser may
1896 with at The rate OF per cent Per annum
payabe half yearly The anoun, on bond s ana mortgage
months notice to the Conriroller or may be padn
day ~hea interest sG is due Within The Eve years "
The sale win be continued from day TO day until the whole
''O'e'" MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroller
CoSrTRoLIERs OFFICE Hall Q, RxcoaDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14
Y HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
). FIRST CLASS HOTEL AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. XINEH LIQuORS. dc.

Tuesday May l at 10Y O'Clock by order Of julius steine
veher ESQ., the entire furniture OF the well known Lind
helm Hotel AIS street. Clinton comprising the
entire class Furniture OF 20 rooms vizMahogany,
black Bedseads 40 fine Feather Beds hair
and Mattresses Linen Sheets Quilts Blankets Sofas
Chairs, Bureaus Marble top Tables and Wsshsands Ma
Crockery and Glassware Dining Room Furniture &C. Also
Chairs Wders Safe In good order fine Billiard Tables, &C.
Also large lot Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14
TTNrONPORT LOTS AT AUCTION.

TINIONPORT LOTS AT AUCTION.
u ADRIAN II. MULLER 4 y. WILKINS Co, viii
sell auction Thursday May IL 1906 at O'clock at the
Exchange saesroom III Boadway New York the following
Unionport Westchester county described as folows:
] northeast OF Fifth street and avenue b.
north side of Third street. between avenues and
south side Of Fourth street, Immediately In the rear OF
Maps at the Office OF the auc.ioneer No Pine street, New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14
DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER.
IL MARSHAL SALE OF PLATE MIRRORS.
VIII sell Monday, Mt IL o'clock, at No n East Broad
way large Plate Mirrors largest size suitable for bar
room, dry goods clock other stores.
JOHN 4 STEWART City Marshal

ID r. ROLLINS 4 Co, AUCTIONEERS. WILL SELL,
IL. this day at O'Clock therlspacous salesrooms 439
Canal 10 variety OF and second
hand Furniture consisting Of mahogany and walnut suits In
grain Carpets Sofas Couchea Beds and Bedding, Hair
Husk and other Mattresses Tables Chairs Bureaus Wash
stands Refrigerators, Stoves, China Crockery and TIN
Ware,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

L'oR NEW ORLEANS DfRRCr.-THR sfN YORK
~ Val ss.n.h,p oerslssys s.s,',sA,P tyts - -IAa
nts rer No ~ fgrh rErr r"r fr~s't fass fs sgliI
" JAMES s. hAlhyR. 10 Bsfcl.y yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

L,OR CHARLESTON, s. G.
WEEKLY LINE.
- FIRST CABIN PASSAGE $50
rvNnh captain Harsnma.
Tho and elegant steamship
T. Is. SOUDER
will leave on Thursday, May H. at p NJ, from pierl
North river.
For freight passage, having splendid accommodations
LIVINGSTON. FOX 4 Co, Agents
~ Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

CAvANNAH, GEORGIA.
y MURRAY's LINE.
The favore fast sailing steamship
LEO
will sail from pier No ID river foot Wall street.
Thursday, May II, atSP. NJ
For freight passage, having elegant accommodations
apply MURRAY FERRIS d Co,
81 and o. South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

LNOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
Cabin passage 80.
The new, elegant and very fast passenger
e-whee steamship
GENERAL BARNES
Captain Thomas III. Morton,
VIII leave on Saturday May 49, at O'Clock NJ from pie
6 North river.
For freight or passage apply TO
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO., Agents.
81 Lberly street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

.,NIsER soNERyrLrE viii sell at auction, Monday
Esy ~ at lOt ocock At their salesroo general assert
went Of school and once Furniture; school DESKS Henche
tAckbo.rds, Maps ~ A. sitting and standing Oncs
b~sts Letter Presses Chsirs Cocoa MATING ca.
zioGha. Loussea &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

IN BURKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l35 BOwERY,
-. viii sell Thursday May IL. at ~ O'Clock, at the
Exchange saesroos Ill Broadway tho three brick
House situated IN the north
side OF Main street between Boston road and College
avenue: house newly built with modern Improvements;
location dcsrabe 81 90 remain bond and mortgage
Sor term of years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

MARBLE MAErELs OF THE BEST rfNfsH AND or
M modern offered cheaper than elsewhere Al
siNox KLABkRs marble Mandatory, - Hrs Avenus
near Third street, New York.
NfARBLEfzED SLATE MANTRfs-sUPBRfoR IN AP.
MI p~nrAnce more durable, half tho proc Of marolA
B STEWART, GO Aiih avenus and isso Broadway. b.
tween Thirty afth aud Thirty sirth sirscts
MARBLE MANrES.-rHE BEST PLACE ~ THE
Nl city purchase rby> nan~ls 81 the iAes, 0sizns
stv~ry iow prices ct A. KLAnHRs hafsls wgs<, No.
100 Eass Eshssnb suest near Thrd avenue, Nov Y1rx
49, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14
UESRy D Mrsye, AucnoNEER.

III HORSES Al ID CAFKIAtFES NJ NIVTIUNt
Wednesday. May 10, AT ~ O'Clock.
IN front Of their sslesroom g NASSAU street
REGULAR HORSE sAiA.s WEDNESDAYS AND SAT-
sessrs MINER soMERvIiLE offer unsurpassed ad-
vsDtagcs IN location, experience and business capacity W
parties wishing buy DESTROYS cell Horses Isrsgcs
or anything pertaining 10 the horse business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER.
IL Household Furniture Carpets. Mirrors &c.
100 assorted Single and Double Mattresses.
VIII sell Monday, at IL O'Clock at auction store East
Broadway Large and general assortment of Paror Cham
ber other Furniture, vzBrussels and Ingram
Carpets Plate Mirrors Sofas Chairs and Rocker French
Bedsteads Bedding quantity Mattresses Pictures
Engravings Desks Ole oths msrbleop Tables Bureaus
Wristbands Kitchen Furniture &C. All goods must be sold
and moved Immediately after sale.
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REMOVALS.

IrRAsxRsTHkLyR BROS CLOTHING kED DAY
ii GOODS store Fsrncv~t ffNr - Nys1as - No 70
s.snus - b-fre~H flftf ant -iftl stresfs.
PRAskkNfHALEK BRO, - tFsnas y
III HEuNswgcK WAX FIGURE sASNR ANn
II nafsr To- ths bIrsn fac "a rem - y =
ne Csffsrs street fsfsF ysErs fssdfucsl 81 -
hhscfy tnianoe 10 fisstsr tusrf.
nfnf DfLrES HAR REMOVED 70 ~ CAiON
NJ .spar- Dresses Cloass Laess. Lnsrrs.. A.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
Tribute to the Dead.

On last Wednesday, the day fixed upon by
!'Ie patriotic and devoted ladies of Virginia
to decorate the graves of our Beloved soldiers
who SO nobly responded to the call 'to arms"
aud SO bra7cly and unflinchingly met the in
vader in so many hard fought aud bloody
battles, and whose memory will ever be cher
lshed with fond, loving and inspiring re-
spect, an address was delivered at the Old
Chapel Church, in this county, by Capt VIM
n. Nelson. of the Second Virginia Infantry.
which Was bedTtiful and appropriate. After
the address the congregation moved down
near the graves of Col. w w Randolph,
Capt. L. q. Randolph, Lieut.. r. p. Burwe.i
and Carlyle f. Whiting. where several beau
titul and we'll selected hymns and "Nupo-
leon's Grave" we're sung in manner which
reflected great credit upon the singers.
The following is list Of those buried IN
the Old Chapel churchyafd:
STRANGEns.-S. =. M"reheGd. Miss; l..
Freeman, Va. Cav. 4. II. Beaulord. Miss :
Il. A. KlttIe, Va. Cav S p. Porter, Tenn.
Cav. and Col. Vim. A. Owen. N. G.
>. Dun OSN-NathamcI Burwell, Lieut.. II.
+. BurwcII, Carlyle +. Whiting. Capt II G.
Randolph, Col. W. w Randolph and o. S.
John Kelly.
All the graves were beautifully and taste
fully decorated with flowers Rest to their
noble ashes and may their gallant souls meet
IN Clarke Jo"rnoI,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

Large Funeral. -Beersheba Wclcom,
wife Of John Welcom, (colorcd,) of this town,
died on Saturday, morning last, and her re-
mains were followed to the grave on Sunday
evening, by one of the largest concourse of
freedmen and women we have ever witnessed
on any similar occasion. The number was
estimated at from 800 to 400, and the line
of procession and ceremonies at the grave,
were marked by good order aud all due
solemnity. This old woman, among the
oldest of her sex in our community. has
always been highly respected hy air who
knew her, and in her christian meekness,
and moral conduct through life, she was a,
bright exemplar to her race.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
TO THE CONSERVATIVE UNION MEN
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.

WE dcsirc to dire your atlcn ton IL, two or three
" matters In reference o the coming election
Those who wish to vote against the Constitutions
Amendment, must have the words, - For Rejcc.
ton " written or printed ON Their ballots.
The ballot used for voting against the Amend
mcnt, init De- the s1nlc PIEcg o. WHITE PAPER
used tor voting Tor county and tov.nshp Ulcers.
IhG'c Provisio"1 will be fund ia an Of the
late Legislature, passed February .. 1866 Sec
Another at passed the sane day. provides that
any election by :n people. shall. Gfjrc entering oG
khe discharge of hIs duties, take the ioIlu y.irC
cath: I, A. b., d, soIcmnIy sveaf that will sup
port the Con stitution of the United suites and tho
Constitution Of This State; that have never voun
tariy borne arms against. Ire Omitted States. that
] have rly giVOn no ala comfort to per-
sons engaged in arm ed ht Etiity thereto by c0un.
tenancing, counsclng or encoUra cling them in tho
cd To e1erise the functions Of any Ofce yybatcyrr
under any authority in hostility to the United
States; that avO not yieIied a voluntary support
10 any pretended government, authority or pGScr
orconsttrtTon within the United States hostile or
1niTnlcai theret", and that take thss obligation
freely without any mental Teservptun or otI rpns-
Of evasion. further swear tnaE in the election
atOut to be held will faithfully nd InpsrtiaI:y
judgment"
The last men toned Act forther provides that
The said oath shall appear, properly certified :
shall the votes taken At any place Of voting be
counted UNREST Eaid oath so appear on the poll
books"
See AcrG or 1867. mage 1913.
Thfj thing Should Be watched. The Radical
Leaders, are TnseruPuOus, and will stop at nothing
that there will be strong vote against the Co,sSI
tuttonaT Amendment the Radical ca nd nfGE 81.
BegizlStUre have put in the power OF n 1fircTs
Of election cheat the people 5uf Of their yo, he
leaving this oath of the poll books, having it la.
formally certified.
precinct !" thu coo 'ty particular Iy he on the
ConsiitutiOnui Amendment, soon az they can b.
reliably asceTtained ?,
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Oh aTlcstown May Is, 1866
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
V. rREATMENr


For the rational treatment of actual cases
OF the Aslatic cholera the following directions
result from the preceding exposition, and an
pear to be selfevident as to their appropriate
1. The cause must be removed.
This is readily accomplished In tbs manner
already indicated for disintecting the alimen-
tary tube. The patient needs only to take a
tumbler full of ice Cor cold) wafer atiddfated
by two or three drops OF ulphnric acid, every
half or one hour, for few hours, to be GER
tain of having completely destroyed all para
sites within his digestive tube.
as speedily and efficiently as may be, the inl
hammatory aud relaxed condition of the nu-
cous coats of the bowels, induced by the pres
ence and development Of the parasites.
3. In order to prevent, or allay, the dan
gerous secondary symptoms induced by SYM
pathy or reflex acton of the nervous system
viz the cramps, etc.-the patient should take
simultaneously with the other remedies sew
eral small doses CT morphia-say one. twelfth
of grain of sulphate Of morphia dta dose,
which may be dissolved in the calculated
drink before mentioned and thus taken with it.
q Ehd. finally, to prevent or remove the
state of collapse, resulting from aggravated
sufferings of the patient, one of the speedest
and easiest obtained remedies is table spoon
full of brandy or good whiskey, taken With
each dose of the acidulated drink recommend
ed, with which it may also be mixed
1t is confidently expected that this direct,
safe, aid agreeable treatmegt, if applied not
entirely too late, will restore every cholera
patient.
1t is also probable that on the basis of the
preceding exposition OF the cause, localizatiou,
and diffusion OF the cholcra-which applies
also in its essential points to other epidemics
whose parasitical cases are localized in the
bowels, such as yellow fever-other equally,
or still more, appropriate preventive and sura>
tive remedies will be suggested and anplied.