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oHoLEE,.-pE. HALLS Letter.


NEssRs. EDIroEs:- The article on .-chaera'' IN the
J.n-aa- Esa--Aas- OF Aax. Js~rsss i-aiA ad-
sances tie III owing sentimeuts--
LIST o. al earahle diseases the cholera - among
the es-esteared, II promptly attsaizG 9 n It's nrsi
stages 81 two three thin weakening passages from
the bsae.s, within aay twelve or fifteen hours.
ii. ANY remedy svaiiasei preFtnt enolsTa.
sFiil .o~reaee the h. billty tack
ii. lis almsst suiciaalfcr any nan 70 aI'eEHp.
In tre 1t s.-s own case 81
4th@ That PLY sirian should be called always ca
the instant OF attack bat hen Il : impossible 70
procure ssg--ryices Within konr. ten or Twenty
grains ofea6fuel shcGid be taken Ia pill or powder,
resting tae disszss- until the physician rrtye, be
It = easiest tn b procured euzraliy re-
main orIIie fasch, fr,tR heasBess sts=o even
cold water = elected soon swoliase1 ard be-
u = the most PERTAIN OF all medicines known
To stimulate the liver to action tins want of action
being the funi4 mental Cause at the disease
5th. The calomel tulent has b<eu univer-
sally relied on in INDIA, England aud ire United
Stases, tsu other reTrefv hrherta but all dis
VARYING phases fTnHa year YEAR II Is
better RELY previous treatment. should the
cnlera appear among in 1885, but seni -tr phv-
TIE tune can quickest detect these changes and
j. most competent - adapt necessary meet
tFYess varyiag phases.
nth. When cholera Is prevailing. a single large,
t1n painless, weakening action Of the bowels Is chn
eFa began, ard the busIr shGui3 start for
hnTne i vehicle instantly, calling his physician
bis wav, and take hir with hira; If be cannot
de had tor an hour two, get into bed snnu
possible, dress up warm. ice Il tiiir~tv. bind
thick warm fsuuel tightly around the sbiOmen. aud
wait with calm, courageous conf feee for Ii- doe
tors arrival; but if that arrival delayed, and
where is hea.tafl elect As to stop Ae passage with
Is two hours.
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Patriotic Amusement in Paris.

I
The hero OF the following true story,
which Is going the rounds of the press,
/ is ex Governor Alexander Randall, OF
WISCONSIN,, now Assistant Postmaster
General
| About the time of the commencement
| of the war. an ex- Governor of Western
/ State having received an appointment as
I foreign minister. on his way to the court
to which he was accredited. had occasion
| to pend week or two at Paris. A th e
hotel at which he stopped were three or
| four Englishmen, who, as is the wont of
that amiable race, made themselves very
offensive to our Yankee Minister, by
sneerlng at his Government. launching
forth predictions of its fall, abuse Of
American institutions, gloridcation of
the Confectionery, and I'll that sort OF
cockney talk SO common amongst Eng
lishnen at the beginning of the war
One morning, while sitting in the
porch, compelled. to his intense disgust.
to listen to their twaddle. an organ grin
der carTie-along. and after playing a tune
or two, started mp on Yankee Doodle.
The coclxnevs could not stand that. and
at once commenced to shout 30 clear him
out. But the Ex-Governor liked it,
Beekoning the organ grinder to him. he
asked him If he had any other patriotic
tunes in his machine, hut foun9i be had
nothing of tire national character except
/" \ ankee Doodle. Nv ell said he
handing him a dollar, keep on PLAYING
till tell yon to stop The musician
oheycd orders and started the machine
The Englishmen stood it for about If
teen minutes, hut finding the fellow was
doing Yankee Doodle by the days work.
gave it up and quilted the porch in dis
gust
Now said the Ex-Governor, calling
the organ grinder to him. Il want Won
to go and get a new machine that will
play Yankee Doodle the Star Spar rled
Banner, Hail Columbia. America. John
Browns Body, and the Red, White and
Blue. Send the bill to me. Come here
every morning right after breakfast. and
play the whole string ofthem. and don't
move ont of your tracks after you com
mence PLAYING at anyhody's order hut
mine Two or three mornings after
that. Just as the cocknevs had got fairly
launched on American affairs, the organ
grinder appeared and started up on
Yankee Doodle From shat he went on
to the Star Spanoled Banner and then to
Hail Columbia to the great rage of Her
Maiestyas subjects in the porch.
For three days the programme was re
peated, until the poor fellows found it
was going to he regular thing and to
save themselves from being Yankee
Dootilea to death. where obliged to
change their quarters to another hotel
Our American official then settled up
with the organ grinder. and enjoyed his
morning cigar thereafter in peace.
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differences between the President and
Congress hy showing thas they were, In
alaalas a.e...ss =. ssassssssss1ssei 49,
We trust the views here taken are
well based because Congress can as lit
tie get along in the endeaver 10 reorean-
ize matters without the cooperation of
the President. as tile latter can without
them. Surely after the unprofta Die
wrangiing which has been witnessed at
Washington. the fierce spirits who have
figured chiefly in it will see the necessi-
u Of Cancellation. OF indeed giving the
country peace. Let all who value the
Union, or profess r shadow of devotion
20 it, work for 50 needful a result
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LauFanum,
Tiucture Of Rhubarb, and
Spirits Of Camphor.

begin with 80 Drops taken clear AMI unrnixed with
a little sugar placed IN the mouth afterwards. Re-
peatt dose after rery scetio. increasing Il the
case becuun urgent sixty drops teaspooufuIf
dr. as !. necessary. II the diarrhea is con-
trolled 3 this means. injection of from thirty
ninety drops oi lau3anum IN table spoonful OF
starch, Ai!i prove vsIns6le help. This NAV be oft
repeated IL the Gsrvea ceases, do not entirely in
teTnit ne meiietns bat in gradu tiiv diminished
ses every hours, for per cd OF twelve or
even tWenty- foor hours
- seF t-e ssa.-i4s stage, toe ees.reraeir -
Lsd3Shahl.
Tlurtqre7of C,psis~m, vN ssT
IinSfrrc Of finger. and
aaN alRctare Al Sardnnon seeds, as &
equal4pars 10 he gwen from 40 10 80 drops nndu-
TED and fo"xea ~ sugar, after every TT Of vomiting
taking 70 give It soon the fit ceases, when
It w3li BE mere likely "a De retained An excellent
aejuva thss larys anus ri poutee 10 th az
dumens n ! = - Il LA = ~ : = = - :
e. For the stage Of aa1iissasey. the only remedy
Is ssiasasats especially brandy which must De given
with greas Irsean. irsGs-s four r=aspoeuflis @
baf hour al tA'. rerarus, and pulse ani >ens-
bjitty Of extreE1ites are restore Is always given
undiuted- Alcohol, and other spirits, Will ans xes
the purpose, if brandy IS not to be had. Il win be
necessary e combine with is artificial heat-bottles
81 bot satsr the body and exremities friction OF
the hines which M oae need fear - apply and mus
tar3. perhaps, 10 the fesE aadl hands, stopaeh aud
mo DAGGER Is be apprehen ted from any OF these
remedies leag sAe svmqtoms for which they are
The use OF cold must be ssrIe5y forssfte.
except Eargie -he tarnat: very small quautitv.
swallowed. viii bring the diaTraea H-ter II has
been stopped for n-s- little water OF gum arabic
may be allowed. teass.eanfal AT tnses perhaps
Jumps Of might be taken with ssfeI E1az9g -
For tae tspso fsrer xhich often feloss an at
tack ehHaaomile ~ sage tea. and daprretic treat
viii be all that Is needed, beside moderate
Of stniaia nts, for couralescenee.' .s-.s
esoIKBa PREVENTATIVE
zas Bnrgnnty pitch plaster worn over The rein Q;
he stua1sea darfr the prevslence Of the disease Ii
sAoud b warmed little before it j. put TIE per
son standing erect when Il Is applied, that the piss
ter >9ilnss inprtsrs VIII the us,ti1s os 4Niv
Iti asserted tnat British regiment Supplied with
such pIAstarS los only lrs men during VS.
itstsoa of cAeierzs. and tey bad refused
THIS rRalsSs was us-a ev Dominic Westhr1s h}>
sc7ssIaf q E-.-sp u IS ssr b4cks as ias.ss IN
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The Rebel Leaders, and What They Are
OoinQ.

Pemherton. who surrendered Nicks-
! burg to Grant, is farming Ill Fauquier
| County. Va A j. Walker and Thomas
L Judge of Montgomery, Ala, are
| practising law in that city. Nagruder,
Maury, Shelby. Hindman. Price. Early,
| Harris. Allen, Reynalds and Hardman
are in Mexico. s d. Lee has leased
| plantation in Mississippi Charles James
! Faulkner has resumed his practsce of the
/ law in Berkely County. Va. @ W
! Smith, formerly Street Commissioner of
y Y, and ciGring the war Major Gen.
in the rebel army, is superintendent Of
I the Chattanooga Railway. Joshua Hill.
! formerly member of Congress from Geo.
! is candidate for the office of Collector of
Customs at Savann IA. Fl. L Hays. an
ex-rebel General, is President of the Pi-
oneer southern Accident Insurance
I 60 of New Orleans. j c Vaughan,
Fwho commanded at the battle of Pied
smont. is farming in Florida. General
Robert Ransom of the reoel army. is the
i City Marshal Of Wilma, ton. \. c. r.
/ A. PRYOR is in the editorial department
of the Memphis -Argus. Basil pake is
/ pursuing a commission ami grocery bu-
esiuess in Gin einnati. DR.. r ". Gtbbo.
! the naturalist. who sery Ell as Chief Sur
i Pines. where he intends settling as an
sagriCuituraiist Robert Ieombs is in
Havanna and does not propose to re
lftrrn. Jehn f. Ward. formerly of Sa-
/ vannah, and Z. s Minister TO China at
the commencement OF the war. has open
ed law office in Boston Howell Cobb
his living in Macon. Bragg IS a candi-
liate for the Presidency OF the Mobile Il
Onio Railroad. Leroy Pope " aIker, the
/ 6rst rebel Secretary of al, IS farming
] near Huntsville. Alabama. Gen Glenn
Evans is now Reverend Glen ent Evans
E-of the Geor sia Conference and paste
/ OF the heshostsstE siseupai Cau.lh South
in Barton County. j A Orr. member
! Of the Confederate Congress from Mss
Is prctising Law in CoIsfa stss Georgia
Robert +, Lee is President OF Washing
tan { University. Virginia. JET. Davis is
in Fortress Monroe.
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The hero OF the following true story,
which IS going the rounds of the press,
is ex Governor Alexander Randall, OF
WISCONSIN, now Assistant Postmaster
General
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cOnsU MP1IoN CURED

Editor Of the Richmond Palladium, tet..B
DEAR SIR:--l deem it than Justice to suf.
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Of my suffering and cure of that awful disease Co,-
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TREATMENT or CHOLERA.
To the conditions Of The disease, the nature of
which IS explained IN eajtorial columns, the fol-
owing directions given by Dr. Pratt in the .H,s-
s,oaarY ilerati:
q ID Far the stage of {aay'5iea. This may come
on instousls. painless and hence alarming. but
should be promptly The remedy is, The chet-
era MATURE called, consisting OF equal parts Of
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LITERARY HE us.

The Section OF Politics. Legislation, aud Finance Ia
the French Acanuy has been sRppre sei and its members
hsve been distributed among other sections.
An association OF women for the study of political
eoonoDy has just been formed al Vienna.
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Fields The VIII be printed from Lcgh Hunts own
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