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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-05
BuCkeYe Mower.

M I'M which successful lteaping Attach
w ment is now furnished
AULTMAN & MILLER'S PATENT.
At the greatest Practical Field Trial ever held
IN this country, at Syracuse, n. Y. July 1857 the
First Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
offered by the United States Agricultural Society
for the best Moving Machine, was awarded To
this Machine over Manny's, Ketchum's, Burrels,
Halenbeeks, Aliens, kirby's Heath's, Hoyey's,
the Ohio Mower, and number OF others.
This Machine received the First Premium at
the following County Trials, in The year 1858 -
Irumbull Co, Clark Co., Portage Co, Albany Co.
n. l., Duchess Co., N. Y, Queens CO.. Long
Island and at the Orwell Union Agricultural So.
cieiy Fair, Ashabula Co., and Geauga Co., and al
many other Field 1'rials-the only place in which
the true merits of Machine can be seen.
This Machine also took the First Premium ut
the following State Trials in 1873: Indiana,
New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Eastern and
Western Virginia, and numerous other State,
County and Town awards.
Over one thousand were built and sold in 1858,
and the principal OF the
Double Hinge Jointed and Folding Bar,
which belongs to this Machine exclusively, is per-
manently established as the true one for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds in such a manner
that i can pass through any gate or door that an
ordinary wagon can : thus ii can be housed from
the weather without trouble, being as portable as a
common cart.
For terms and full particulars address
X. NJ. JOHNSON, Agent,
MiddIefeld, Geanga County, Ohio.
May IL, 1859. 4s1i
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CLEVELAND MARKETS-Au August Q. 80,
FToUR-The demand has been fair, and ori,e n
number of sales are reported chiefly at S55n for
choice extras A sale OF sS barrels extra was
made at $40.
WHEAT-Recnipis are very light, and holders
nre thereby enabled to get their own prices. SALES
are car red at 81 ,l9, lot of white at 81 ,25, and
another lot oa private terms
HIGHwINEs--Sales 30 barrels at 25c.
BuTrER-Sale pf2O kegs w. r. atI3Kc,
CHEEsE-Sale 1000 lbs uice w. X. at 81 cts,
aud 500 lbs. good do. atshctsl
Esds Sales at 9lS cts
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NOTICE.

'INIE Undersigned has been appointed and duly
qualified Executor of the Estate of David
Dunning deceased, late of Newbury, Gcuuga Co
ONO Az pcrsans concerned will govern them.
selves accordingly. HENRY SMITH.
Newbuty, August 9TH, 1859 1yg-v3
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NOTICE.

TNIIE Undersigned have been nppnn,cd md
qunIilied Administrators on thc Eeta,r Of
Sylvester y. llosmcr, deceased, hate oi Pnrkman.
Gcauga County, Ohio. MARY HOSN n.
:. J. ES'rY.
Pnrkman, August 9Th, 1850 slqa.w3
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August Appointments
Prove all Things !
DR.. Il. w. WANSWORTL

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WILL BE AT MS FICE, IN
CLARION, Chase House Saturday, August alh.
CLEVELAND, Johnson House, August 18Th, 10th
fiMNEsYILE, Cuwles House, Friday, Aug l2th.
MADISON, Wheeler House, August llth.
AsHrABuIA, August 10th.
CONSTELLATION FREE
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THE POETRY or P!IYSIC.

a ER'S PILL S glide, sugar -slod, over
ths palate, but their energy, although wrapped up.
is herc,and tells with giant force on the very found
atone of disease. There are thousands of suffer.
ers who would not wenr their dstelnpcrs, if they
knew they could be cured for 2j cents. Try Dr.
Ayers Pills, and you will know il.
Purify the blood and disense viii he stirred ont
Cleanse the system from impurities and you arc
cured already.
Take this best Of al Pnrgatives md Strofrla.
indigestion: Weakness, Headache, Ba c k Il c h c.
Side ache, Jaundire. Rheumatism, Dernnremenf
oi the Liver, Kidneys aud Bowels. al Derangc.
ments aud al diseases which n purgatiyc remedy
cnn reach, fly before them like darkness before tho
sun.
Reader, fyou are suffering from nnv Of ihe nu.
merous complains they cure e-suilar no more the
remedy has been provided for you, and it is Grim.
inal TO neglect it,
That ayers Cherry Pec'oral Ia the hest Medi
cine TOR q Coughs known to the who'e word and
chat Ay,r's PWs are the best of M riHs, and are
known to those who have used them.
Prepared by DR.: ] c. AVER, Lowell. Mass
and sold by Druggists everywhere 4g9.w2
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.--DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CoRYEmrs
L. CuEEsEMAN, NJ. D., New York Ciy-Thc con.
Sination OF ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
ell obstrueuons, whether from cold or otherwise,
hesdsche, pain in the side, palpitation Of the heart
disturbed sleon, which orse from interruption OF
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills arc invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity La
dies who have been disappointed in the use OF
o'her Pills, can place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
de-
NOTICE,
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
q mis- carriage would certainly result therclrom.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any.
ching injurious TO life or health Explicit dircc-
tions, which should be read accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Uniled States.
r. B. HUTCUINS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
lGj Chambers-St, New York,
To whom a wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Chardon, and VIM. Fisk,
{ leveland. 472yl
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Professor ELEMAN's QUADHILSsE
BAND will play at Little Mountain, every Fri.
afternoon do6.T
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: tHt OH UU . y Ut VIVWTUtI
a. u. 1859,

between the hours of ten O'Clock AN. and four
O'Clock PM. OF said dav, the following described
Parkman, Geauga County and State of Ohio and
situate in the village of Parkman. and known as
Lot number seventy three 1881 bounded as follows,
TO wit; on the north by street leading in west.
erly direction past the Methodist Meeting House,
eny seven and lots seventy -four and seventy five
and on the south by Lot sevonty-iour, and on the
east by the road leading from the village of Park.
man 10 the center OF the town, and is two Chains
and fifty mine links long and eighty-two links
wide in front, and is known as Lot seventy-three
and contains about thirty-iour roods OF land.
said premises appraised at S267, Terms OF sale
Cash in hand.
f G. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery
Sherifns Office, Geauga Co.,
July 29th, 1859. 49s .5w
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NOTICE.

THE Undersigned has been appointed and duly
Il qualified as Executor Of the Estate Of Han
nah Dayton deceased, late OF Burton, Geauga
Co., Ohio. f. X. THOMPSON.
Middefeld, July goth, 1889. 49sw9
TNHE BEs TEA FOR As, warranted
i 10 suit
Nov. WILKINS e. KELLEY.
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
ono-ourih Of the total deaths in the country are
caused by Consumption, 10 say nothing Of the nu-
merous other diseases springing from slight
cold.m
IRON, n Co,,h M IA ON H. - W.' :, su'j,,,Ts Is
of fIiOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
YOU may safely count on cure Thousands have
done so, and have certified to lis wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dyspepiic state OF the stomach, in which case the
German Biirers should be used. In cases OF weak
ness or general debility of the system, resulting
from protracted Cough, the German Biters win
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR., C. NJ. Jackson, 4ls Arch
Street. Philadelphia, and for Sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout the United States
and Canada. Price IS cents per bottle.
January 7, 1859. 469-Iyins
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CLARID0N HIGH SCHN0lI


M ESSIIS. ]. y. IADD. AND a. II.
WI NEWLOMB, will open n Select School
IN the Agricultural Hail. Mt Clarion, on the IG,l,
day OF August, 1859, continuing twelve weeks.
II shall he the aim OF the Teachers TO render the
opportunities for obtaining instruction in this
school equal to those in other Institutions of simi.
lar Character in Mis- section of the country.
TERMS
Common Branches s...........,......
Higher Mathematics, 81 .............. $50
Ancient Languages. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
instrumental Music, cTtrd) under the direction
oi n competent Teacher
Suitable Text Books will be supplied at the
usual prices
Board can he procured nt reasonable rates in
respectable families also, facilities will be afford.
ed for sclt.hoardng,
NIB No allowances for less thnn half n term
or deductions for ABSENCE unless in case OF sick
ness.
CLARION, July lith. 1859. 4gG.Iw.
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SIIEREFE'S SALE.

n obedience 10 the requirements of final order
]. OF sale issued from the office of the ClerK OF the
and State Of Ohio, in n certain suit wherein Pa tel
and Allison. are Plaintiff and A. w, White
Harriet NJ. White, George B, Converse, and 0. 5
Williams are Defendants, TO me directed and de.
livered ! have caused to be appraised and shall
expose to sale at public vendue Mt the door of the
Court house in Chardon, in said County, on
Saturday, he Sd day Of September,
a n 1850
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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~ d II HC E

All persons VINO are IN any way Ow-
ing for Clothing or Goods purchased of John strohi
since February 90, 1857, are hereby Mo-
tihed that Payment for such Indebtedness must be
made to me, after this date.
Churdon, July 10Th, 1859 "'''>' 1891
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

IUI IHU NVUtUy CUIe OF
CoRghS. COldS, Influenza, Group, HoarSeneSS,
BroSchitiS, PneumoRra Diseases Of tie BouDels
GriSing from Gold, IncipieRt Consumption, and
for The TsliJ and If at all po,Sibiel cure Of pdtt-
eRtS IN ddYamced stages ofthe latter disease.
THIS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
l. ton, like the Bitters, may be confidently re.
lied on Ii is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal Than any other TO which the
people OF this country are subject-those sprnging
from a "siieh cold" hat eminent authority
Dr. Bell, says " will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague md yrllotD feucr
nre 10 those oi other countries but, can uver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from " common cold" may he seen by n
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
Records OF the Board OF Health of Philadelphia,
conlessedy one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union -
1870 tl,s 80, I1s0c.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.--Dn
TO MARRIED LADIES

Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills arc invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity La
dies who have been disappointed in the use OF
o'her Pills, place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DIV viltue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the Courl OF Common Pleas of Aegs
County. will offer for sale at the door oi The
Court House in Pomeroy, at II O'clock Am,
on the 29lh day of September, 1859, the follow
ing described lands and tenements, Ia wiz:
ali tina, tract or parcel of land lying and be-
ing in Town three, Range thirteen, OF the Ohio
Company's purchase, being part OF section
number three: beginning at post in the east
line of said section, one hundred aud sixty
perches south from the north east corner Of
said secticn; thence west slxly-three and twn.
tenth percheS to post; thence north eleven
degrees east thirty-two perches to iost;
thence north thirty-lour perches TO pos;
thence north forty degrees west seventy
perches TO post; thence north seventy-nlne
degrees west fifteen and eight -lenths ,percheS
to post; thence norlh to posi- in -lhe n. rlh
line of said section; thence east etghr.
perches to the north east corner OF said sec
ton; thence south one hundred and SIXTY
pert hes to the place Of beguning, contain
ing sixty seven acres mere or less except
twent, five acres off the north end OF sad
tract, and sold as the property OF Myron
Harper et al, at the suit Of Hiram H. Grow.
APPRAISED at 1924 90. a..ial.f
Aug, 20, -35. ST. j. v. SMITH, s. M. c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30
Douglas in mississippi.

The Jackson "Mississippian," COM
menting upon an article in the Vermont
"Patriot," representing that the Democ-
racy Of Vermont are almost unanimously
for Douglas, and that the Delegates TO the
Charleston Convention, chosen by the late
State Convention, are IN Iavor Of his nom
iuation, says:
"lf it is really the purpo|e Of any CON
sideraby portion of the Northern Democ-
racy TO loist Douglas upon the party as a
candidate for the Presidency, we prefer to
know the fact, and to let the South know
liz. If we are forewarned, we can be fore
armed
"In return for the information which the
Patriot designs to impart, it is due to
e ndor to say, that if the New England
Democracy succeed in nominating Doug
las, the agreeable duty Of electing him will
devolve upon them; and as they are IN a
hopeless minority in every Stale, we sup
pose they will have "a good time of ii.
Under no circumstances will he receive
he votes of Mississippi and the other re-
liable Democratic States of the South.
The Vermont ffice-hunters can help to
nominate him at Charleston; but how
many electoral votes will they give him in
the Electoral College?
"1he Southern Demo cracy will 60 to
Charleston pledged to faithful maintenance
Of the principles of State equality, which
constitute the groundwork OF their creed.
These principles they hold paramount to
all else; and 10 ask them to support can
didale for the Presidency whose position
upon the practical is ues OF the day is
equally odious to them AS that'ot Seward
"a candidate who is the very embod-
melt of doctrines which they universally
repudiate, as more dangerous and destruc.
tive of their rights than the exploded
dogma OF the Wilmot Proviso--is to invite
them to commit an act of folly and self
abasement from which the basest slaves
would instipctively recoil. If the Ver-
mont place. hunters desire the South 10
helpthem tot the Federal offices. they must
loUk to it that some worthier man than
Dous las is selected"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30
The Hooking Sentinel.

We occasionally give our readers spec
mou of the manner in which the Demo
craticpapers conduct the present campaign.
Among these, we copied from the ''Sen-
line" a;vulgar attack upon the Hon. N. Fl.
Van Vorhes. We did it without word
ofreply, expressly stating that our object
was to show our readers the spirit Of the
Democratic press. For this grievous Of
Tense the "Sentinel" treats its readers to
the following:
"The immature vegetable who Ggures
as fageman for the negro-equality advo-
fe#tss of Meigs county, as editor of the
sPomeroy Telegraph, made an attack upon
The 'SentiLel' several weeks ago, and had
not magnanimity enough to send us a
copy tf his sheet containing the missile.
lSuch is the guerilla mode of warfare pur-
sued by sneaking, under ground railroad
operatives, who conduct the Abolition
Press OF Ohio, now advocating the election
of Dennison for Governor
Now, if the Republicans of Meigs county
are not convinced Of the error of their
ways by this strong argument of the Sen
linel," it must be that they look upon it
very much as we do. u
If to publish verbatim, an article from
the Sentinel" is to make an attack upon
it, then we oHoched the Sentinel" net
otherwise. Perhaps this is an attack
The assertion that we failed to send the
Sentinel a copy of the Telegraph re-
terred to, is simply untrue. Of course ue
can have no controversy with the "Senti,
mel, but if his next effusion is not too OBJ
s"enely vulgar to be admitted to the homes
Of moral citizens, we will copy it for the
same reason that we copy this.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30

In concerned, unless the Slave Trade is re-
vived, for. says he, "the law OF popua-
ton viii prevent We have not the peo-
pie. 1t takes people to make States, and
people of the African race to make slave
States 10 look for or expect many more
is 10 look in rain, vithom foreign supply,
THIS question the people of the South
should examine in its length and breadth
1t deeply concerns oar internal interests
and domestic policy, as we'll as the growth
and the extension OF our institutions"
1t has come to this, and soon-just so
soon as the South chooses-we of the
North must meet the issue. Upon us will
depend the decision Of the question. IL
would be idle at this late day to argue the
moral aspect of the Slave Trade, If any
man at the North now questions its iniq-
uiy, it would be hopeless to attempt to
awaken him from his moral obliquIty.-
We know that the mass of the men of the
North are right. Interest alone of the
bas est kind could SO pervert the judgment
and conscience Of one born outside the
sphere of the Constitution" as to lead him
to sanction it. In the mean time, much
may be done. 1t is not yet too late to re-
cover what we have lost nor to prevent the
possibility of further aggression A re-
straining Providence seems ever to give
nations, as well as individuals, the
power of regeneration, until they have
deliberately sunk themselves in the last
depths of degradation. The successes of
the South may, as her leader himself says,
vet be rendered null by the united action
of the North. Let us act promptly and
ceaselessly. By the eternal order OF things,
the two systems. under the same govern
ment, must forever contend, until one shall
finally obtain the mastery. No question
which bears upon the relations of free and
slave labor can be unimportant in deciding
the great issue which is yet to come. The
election of this Fall is one battle of the
war. Keep our Ohio's noble name un-
tarnished, and her voice justified in the
demand. potent when it comes from her
= that past aggression, whether Legisla-
tive or judicial, shall be reversed, and the
safe guards Of Free Labor for the future
made secure.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30

NIad-DoGs.

Mr.. EDITOR: This is the season of the
year in which it is supposed hydrophobia
is most readily developed. There has
recently occurred at least one case of ca
nine madness. The dog was killed--not,
however, until it had bitten number,
perhaps good many other dogs. These
facts suggest a few inquiries. Have
those dogs-known to have been bitten
been killed orsecured from doing harm,
should they in turn 60 mad?
Have we any corporation ordinance in
relation to dogs? Ii we have, it must Ell
lher be disreyarded, oriis provisi ms such
as to nakesilobligatory upon every family
tosupport lot less than one, nor more than
six OF eight worthless ours, to jeopurdize
the lives and properly of their neighbors.
But this is a serious matter. The town
is full of dogs, and the streets are usually
filed with children.
The mischief which might be done in a
single hour, by one hydrophobic dog, in
propagaling this horrible and incurable
disease, cannot be estimated Perhaps
the Town Council may devise some means
Of protection. E4 j, tCYIs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30

HEALTH VIGoR, LIFE DEPEND ON THE BLooD-The
sick man puts his hand upon the seat of pain, and
says, ''here is my complaint" This is mistake
The pain is only sympto Of disease; the fountain
Of the disorder is corrupt matter in tho blood DR..
Robaeks Scandinavian Remedies, the Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. act through digestive organs directly
upon the stream of life dsinfecting 1T of sry NOR
bid element, and restoring health by removing the
primary Of the complaint. These medicines
are composed exclusively of Swedish herbs of extra
ordinary sanative properties, and are infallible IN
nervous Diseases dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrofula,
eruptions on the skim liver and bowel complaints,
etc. etc. Sec Advertisement.
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MI ERI.EsD,

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. J. H. Hopkins, Mr.. w.
CROSS and Miss ADELINE L. MILES, both of Ra-
cine, Mcigs CO., o.
On the 2lst August, 1859, in Wilkesville, Finton
County, by Rev. Breare, Mr. s. ~ WEBB, of Mid
dleport, and Miss LIVONIAM NJ. HOLT, of Rutland, o
With the above notice came-wel, no matter
what came, but--such rcmembrancer as should have
ELECTED an Epphlaneun of unusual excellence; but
unfortunately the machine on which We manufacture
choice poetry, US our readers remember, got
broken-smashod up, in fuct-so. time ago. We
sent it to Appollo for repair, but it has not been
returned. We have made desperate effort to man
ufacture sanza two by hand, but, like the genius
who could set posts in a row without difficulty,
but cOud not make tle third range, so we found
no trouble to make ONE line of vcrI good poetry,
but utterly failed to get another to match ii! The
effort Is therefore abandoned in despnir after many
hours of most assiduous "Onrtins OF the Moses
Therefore, until We get our machine back, our
friends must be content TO receive our copgmtnln-
tons in plain prose, which we hereby tender, and
trust the realities of life will fill the promise Of
"Lovc's Young drtam.n .4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30

Hollow Az $ sPlLLs.-Dyspepsia which Is considered
by physicians one of the most difficult of all dis
eases TO deal wih invariably umbs to this su-
preme regulator of the internal orr The effect
of the Pills upon the membrane wh ch lines the ali-
montary canal, appears TO be wop derfully soothing
and healing, while at the same tme they gently
stimulate the stomach and to liv 5r. This sup
pose be the modus 5perandi in cases OF dyspepsia
and darrhoea; but whatever tn process, there can
bo no doubt as to the rapd;ty, invarability, and
completeness of the cure. The Pills have been ad-
mnstored IN this neighborhood in cases of summer
comrlaEt and general weakness and debility, with
the happiest result They perfectly safe med.
cine Tor children
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-30
MARK EWS.

CINCINNATI, August 25, 1859
FLeUR-The market did not undergo any important
changeto day. The demand continues moderate, and
Notwithstanding the continued favorable advees
from New York, buyers were disposed to hold back.
800 brls were sold at 81 7Ce4 rs for superinc, and
81 SOCG5 90 for extra. ..
PRovlsIoNs--It was rather easier to buy Bacon to-
day, but prices are unchanged. The sales were lOO
hhds Sides at 9hc.
GRocERIEs-hugar is in faIrdemand nj 6%@7Isc for
low fair to prime. Molasses 37@3ec. Coffee l11s@
l2kc. 80
Wharf.-The demand continues active and prices
have further advanced 2g3c per bush, closing at
st15 for prime white; 81 IG@l u for good do, and
$19l O2 for red
CoRN-The market remains dull at 77@7sc for fair
mixed. ..... .n..... .,". F. -..
RyE-The market is firm with fair demand, at
72@73c.
oArs--There is a good demand and the market
firm. safes at 4I942c.