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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
PoprLLr1oN OF CH1xA.-An officia'

POPULATION OF CHINA.-An official
census taken in China twice during tho
present century, at an interval OF forty
years, gives the following results: The
first, taken in 1919, by order OF the En-
peror Kia, King, gave the number Of in
habitants at $50. .e7s, ,597. and the second
in / e5e, under the reign and by the order
OF the present Emperor Hien foung, ass.
OsO,3O II these aesounts be correct.
and there is nothing to lead to the suppo-
si,ion that they are not, the Chinese
population has in forty years increased
76,627,7o3.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

BRowN's WouNDs.-When the marines
entered the Arsenal, Brown said his party
all cried surrender" Yet the most OF
them were killed and the rest covered with
wounds. Tho following testimony OF Lieut.
Green, at the trial of Copeland, will explain
how Brown came by his wounds:
Mr.. Sonnoit-"You say that when Brown
was down you struck him in the face with
your sabre :"
Lieut.. Green-"Yes, sir"
Mr.. Sennott-"This was after he was
down :"
Lieut. Green-"Yes, sir; he was down.
Mr. Sennott-"How many times, Lieu
Green, did you strike Brown in the face
with your sabre, after no was down."
Lieut.. Grecn-"Why, sir, he was defend
ing himself with his gun"
Mr.. HuDtcr-(Attorney for the State) 81
hope the counsel for the defense will not
press such questions as these"
Mr.. SennOtt-"Vory we'll, sir"
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4 Word to Bows.

visited, a few days since, our great pris-
on. Ii was an awful scene and one should
be unwilling to look upon again. cannot
forgot i: If l would. ! seem to SEQ them
still-that motley array of all ages and
conditions. Not word or even look at
their fellows allowed, even under the eye o:
vigi!ant keeper and then, as they were
examined and marched to their cells and
locked up for the night. only to pursue
again the UNMARRIED round of labor for
months and years, and some for life. o,
how it made my heart ache. Old men too,
even with grey hairs, were there; not a
"crown of Glory" but badges of shame were
theirs. But if possible, it was sadder still to
SEQ among them, one less than fourteen
years of age, younger than one of my own
little bows at home. And then thought If
ho and other little boys once looked upon
such scene, it would be life long lesson
to them.
Tho warden very kindly answered all our
inquiries, and what do you think brought
him there : 1t was a passionate, uncontrolled
temper ue commenced only in play, and
in heat of passion, denlt blows that took
away life. "IIe did not mean to do it," he
said Probably ho did not, but his sorrow
could not restore life. An indictment was
found. He plead guilty, and now in silence
and in shame, the weary years that should
have gladdened his parents home, dragged
on in these prison walls. Would he not say
to you, Boys. govern your temper.
Another sad fact the warden related. Oi
these ono hundred and ono convicts, all but
six were brought there by the use OF intoxi-
eating drinks. / would hope not one Of all
tho boys to whom this paper speaks, over
touch, taste, or handle tho destroying cup
but worry many of them, fear have not per-
fccty learned that difficult iesson-to con-
quer self.
Do you ever think, when tempted, to
what it may lead :-English Paper.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

THRAsHER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
Attorneys g. CounselIors at Law,
CnARDoN, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.,
Will give prompt attention to business in Geau'
ga and adjoining Counties, entrusted to them.
N--OCfice over DR.. ]. Nichols Drug Store.
J. H. rHRAsnER, L. Z. puRFEE, l. ~ HATHAWAY
Chardon, Nov. 25lh, 1859. 5i5u
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TO MS HALF BROTHER.

We have been kindly permitted, says
the Cleveland Heruld, TO read letter from
John Brown, to his half. brother, Mr. J. X.
Brown, and knowing with what interest
this letter from the brave old man will be
read, have solicited the favor of its pub
lication. Ii we have reader who can
peruse it unmoved, he indeed is unused
10 the melting mood:
CHARLEsTowN, JEFFERSON Co., VAIL
Nov. 18th, 1859.
Dear Brother Jeremioh: Your kind
letter OF the OH inst, is received, and al
so one from MIR. Tiden, for both Of which
am greatly obliged. You enquire, "can
| do anything for you or your iamily?" /
do answer, that my sons, as we'll as my
wife and daughter, are all very poor, and
that anything that may hereafter be from
nv fathers estate, wish paid to them,
as will endeavor hereafter to describe,
without legal formalities TO consume it all.
One Of my boys has been so entire Y used
up as very likely to be in want OF com
Portable clothing for the winter. l have,
through the kindness Of friends, fifteen
dollars 10 send him, which | will remit
shortly. If you know where TO reach
him, please pond him thNt Nnnonnt at once,
as l shall remit the same 10 you by safe
conveyance. If l had plain statement
from Mr.. Thompson Of the state of my
accounts, with the estate Of my father, |
should then know better what to say about
that matter AS it is, l have not the
least memorandum left me TO refer 10. II
Mr.. Thompson will make me a statement,
and charge my Dividend fully fer his
troaJle, would be greatly obliged 10 him.
IN that case you can send me any remarks
OF your own. l am gaining in health
slowly; and am quite cheerful in view OF
my approaching end, being fully persua-
ded that / am worth meonceivably more
to hang than for any other purpose. God
Almighty bless and save you all.
Your Affectionate Brother,
JOHN BROWN.
P. S.-Nov l3th.-Say to my poor boys
never grove for one moment on my account
and should any of you live to see the time
whom you will not blush to own your rela-
| ton to Old John Brown, it will not be more
strange than many things that have
happoned feel u thousand times more on
account of my sorrowing friends than on
my own account So far as am concerned
| count it.al JOY" II havo fought the
good fight" and have as trust, finished
my course" Ploaso show this to any OF
my family that you may soe My love to
all, and may God in itinite mercy, for
Christs sake, bless and save you all.
Your Affectonate Brother.
|
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in making sthers great.
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Che Jcffrrsonian Democrat
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
CHARD0N, Geauga County, Ohio.
flee directly over The Drug Store et Cook T. Ham
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SANDS, sARsAPARILLA.

FoE PURIFYING IHE BLOOD
Nc remedial agent in:rodase4 thAf has proved
50 uas5ruiy szessssfai IS SANDS sARsAPAEILLA How
Any uussItzza.s victims OF serslal, vihOzi hsPe
Of e-rs syfsliy testify heir relsr4iio 70 healh AHA
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Al rasss where the Impoverished snd dsrHTst eoztiion
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

SrNouLAK PnExoAESoS- ErpLosioH ofa Wis
Ky BIrrel During the exceedingly hot sun we
had yesterday, a very curious circumstance nc
CURED. a whisky hogshead which had been
lately full Of the liquid standing on the pave
ment at the corner Of Girard avenue and Vienna
street, suddenly exploded with report like the
thunder of artillery, and filed the air with va
pors redoient Of the oldest rye. Il created
something of an excitement in the neighbor.
hood, several superstitious folks imagining that
the world was about to terminate. The most
disappointed Of all were several loafers, who.
loving whisky mot wisely but too well, had
been attracted by the aroma that scented the
mir. The excitement did not last long.-P6iL
Pres, l4M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

Tue Washington STATE, CI1uuter Donglns
vrean) thus disposes Of President Buchanans
platform:
'Will any Democrat venture TO justify the
enormous expenditures Of the Federal Govern
meutI Can any Democrat approve the Presi-
dents protcctive-tariiF policy; Does any Dem
ocrat Of the State-rights school support the Pa.
cihc railroad, or the military protectorate Of
Mexico. or the proposition to arm the Execu-
;ive with thh war-nakiHg power, or those en-
ttrpises Of Federal agsrandizement which are
too familiar TO require recapitulution Then
why attempt apology for measures which
fidelity TO principles obligcs to repudiate? p
Such conduct would not oily place the Democrat
ic party in an equivocal attitude before the
country. but would fatally impair the effect of
its resistance to the attacks Of the opposition"
As there is nothing LEFT to approve but Le-
comptonisn, which the States has already con-
denned, we conclude that the President is now
counted as one of the opposition.
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- u. q. !. -. =. q. q.

fEalof-
Nz y. Diiioa hzs P-eseated u Eita mag
a.Goens -4o.d DorDisi9n Coffee Pot We re-
joiss that be has done 81 And IN - ding. sc
We gre hin credit syr = great deal Of sasseity-
ffo4 did be kaoT dat cofee Ess or Eeaksess.
Bat is-jast As The heel 1.ss 70 Achilles % IS
eoFee with =; i j. cur very yaiaeTable Point-
CoFgei re warn NJ - the rseniiOH- 4 de-
Ec;oes laagao- steals oFs- q, A. 20 memory We
t5r ! -oneat revert hack 70 the sss.:.t Ct bright
gfgfrfar e.aiseD q the Gals upon ihs hezIlA
stous. ffeta ne Spa; Of raich 50 graeef-lly
curled, erca 1or-5ag and ereaing, TaPor
s.ols gratefully and soythingly upon O9r olefae-
torisr, making Is 70 io5k oat upon this ToTi3
f.o1a cur 4sin5ox ziibout one eaTious sensz-
tsa. 80 passage IN tie Old Eaglizh Reader in
oar school boy days, made more impression up
on 6 than the A93stroPle 70 Coffee, 6y Aid
Il l.der Anzs-TI Dj=ze-i H4nbaii, son Of Ma
isnlusd. Pe.hsps z1me q car readers Vii re-
member il; 20. COFFEE! tIou dispeiiest the
care Of the great. thou brirgest back taose
srbo Ear,8er from The paths Of knoEieje. C0f
fec Is the bsTersge Of the people Of God, AID
the cordial Of his servants who thirst fer Wis
dom Tie trgth Is not known except 70 the
<ise, ~ho drink il from the foztning coffee cup.
Col HIS deprived fools q coffee, whO. With IN
yincible obs;inaey, condemn it Is Injurious
larry with thy egfse IL the place Of its PEE
paraUon, and the gasd God viii hover oTer
thee aud participate IN Thy feast. Grief can
not exist where It grows! Sorrow hpnbles
Itself in obedience before is powers"
This apostrophe Of Abd-al kaderz may, Ike
Sammy WeIler's love letter. be regarded As
s,s;rong." Doe allowance should be ul=ds for his
oriental temperament and the flowers and figures
Of speech ti,,re in vogue In what he wanted
70 be At, or as the clergy you'd express it. in the
essential be was orthodox, viz: in his abstract
adipiration foT the Absirac. Of the plant Sow
II Abd-al kader (and wc) are 70 be taken a.
authority in this mater it follows pr Heees'i-
tate) that the man who invented the Old Do
uiinion Coffee Pot Is I benefaetor 70 his race,
that is, II it does the half Of that tie people
and the papers say it does. The logical formula
that An ''eei pie IS pigeon" IS not clearer 10
our mind than this fact And It j. this fact that
we viii tIy to "keep before the people, espeei-
ally the -'house wives 10 the end thst Is they
come DOM or 90 up market street some OF these
6ae.days they may feel compelled 10 drop IN at
ilr. DilIon's ware room aad examine these cyf-
fee pots.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

ouH much respected friend, y. Richardson,
Esq, met with painful accident evening before
last, while exercising ia the private gymnasium
belonging to the Messrs. Harpers whereby his
left arm was fractured between the elbow and
shoulder. The arm was Immediately set by DIR.
Baird, and though somewhat painful, is not
likely to prove serious. It will probably con.
fine hin to his room lat Mrs. Bullard's)for some
days; and those Of his clients having business
with him can wait Upon him there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

PUBLrc asp PEivATE HosEsTY--The st Louis
Daily Evening News furnishes the annexed apt
instance Of the honesty prevaiiing in some acc-
lions Of the west:
"Our attention has been called TO 4 most remark
able case Of judicial wIongdoing in Lee co@nty
Iowa, which is well calculated TO bring disho"Or
on the bench, and disgrace upon the State that
contains such courts. /; appears that the Leg
iSlature OF Iowa, in January, 1858, abolished
two terms of the District Court in Lee county,
for that year. This was meant as 4 rcefmeas
ure or practically as a stay law" against the
collection Of debts. 1t was hard measure to
creditors, nevertheless they submitted with
good grace, trusting TO get their dues after n
while. The "s;ay Iaw" expired the first Of last
year, but at the February session Of the Lee
county District Court, just past, the judge dis
missed tie petit jury and continued the civil
cases about 1900 Oh the docket, tall the fourth
Monday in June In the meantime, debtors in
Lee county. who are sued, are making way with
their property, by conveyanccs To fathers and
mothers, brothers, friends, rnisiag barriers OF
years Of expensive litigation against those whose
money and means they are il possession off,
Many ST. Louis creditors, some of them quito
poor men, are reduced by this unjust act to the
verge Of bankruptcy and actual distress, whilst
their rich debtors in Keokuk, sheltered by an
unjust judge" mock at their demoands for
nav y"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

VIZ read in the Washington correspondence
Of the Philadelphia Enquirer, that there Is call
from al! quarters Of the Union, bat especially
from Yirginia AID Kentucky, for the Reports
the Sherman and Taylor Investigating Com
mitlees; the fret relating to the Navy Yards,
and the las; TO the Pgblic Printing. Engraving,
&c. Bot there we're no extra copies Of these
reports ordered, members have but one copy
each, and it IS VERY difficult TO obtain them,
since the Administration members have 80 de-
sire to use their copies. or to alow their oppo-
nents the use Of them.
We read aIso in the same paper that
Il was supposed that upon the empanneiling
of the Grand jGTy for the present term of the
Criminal Court Of this District, which cOmmen-
ced on Monday last. they would Immediately
take up the case Of Mr.. SIckles.
The array Of talent in the case would fill the
Court House to orerhowing. even if the very
deep interest taken IN If, AID the high position
Of the parties involved. did not II the Court
does not otherwise order, every word o! the tes-
tiuioDy will be published aud read by hundreds
Of thousands, IL not by millions, Of people, regn.
laTly every day during the tIial, such IS the
avidity with which curiosity seizes holn ofSueh
hings-nor less that curiosity ia boudOirs than
bar roomS, it Is Notifying to say.
Our city has again put on it, provincial garb,
and now appears TO be nothing more than
large country town. The SickleS affair, the
adjournment Of Congress and Lent. have dsrO-
bed the metropolis Of ier proud Haunting and
important air-Ilat Of Il bGsiling fashionable
lady, and metannrphised her into plain, come
Is. modest country womau,-much more to my
taste, assure you.
The halls Of Congress are now literally ''mar-
BILE halls deserted" and the sound ofthe solitary
foDtstep upon the encaustic tile floors, rcyerbe-
rates along the empty passages But there is
one thing noticeable, the passages and Fn,e-
rooms nre no longer brsmeared with tobacco
saliva, nor covered by stumps Of cigars. If
fashion aud frivoli;v, butterflies and beauty,
have taken their lIght 'front.' he galleries, -
have the rowdiss and rngamufins, vagabonds
and villains, from the lobbies aud antc-rooms;
would TO heaven l could say, never more TO re-
turn.
hear of conversations held At the White
House in which the great Democratic party is
very roughly and unceremoniously handled
Mr.. Buchanan feeling that it has sianelully
deserted him and left him to get along with the
government as he can.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

AFFIXED MAREs, Esq, says:-''AIy wife has
been sorely afflicted with Dyspepsia for the last
year. During this time. she had used so many
medicines, which seemed to aggravate rather
than reuloye the disease. that we almost despair
ed Of her recovery Living in the country, she
enjoyed all the advantages Of pure air and exer-
else, yet each day she seemed to be more enfee-
bled. With Snne difficulty, persuaded her 10
take your Holland Bitters, which. am happy
to state, has completely cured her"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

TuE agent Of the New York Associated Press,
Mr.. d. II Craig, has sued Hon p o. J. Smith
FOG libel, laying his damages at $4,000 The
libel consists in Mr.. Smith charging Crnig with
cutting telegraph Nires The uial of this cause,
it is thought, will unyeil the hidden mysteries
of the New York Associated Press, and expose
some strange and startling features connected
with their news arrangements
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES GLARKE'S
HnlahraAnd Eemala PILE

Prepared from prescription er cir J. Carrie, II. D.,
PsySicida Extraordinary 10 ne QHeeH.
This Invaluable aHfaIIiBE The OF an
those painfn and dangerous diseases which ths female
Constitution subject aodsrates AL and
ali Obstruel0uf and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
ii Is especially suited 1t Vii. short tine bring The
monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle price Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent eoaHterfsits-
CAUTION.
Thee izls stOutd Be tokC bVfssl durfag he
FIRST THREE N0SzBS Of pregnancy, Gs icy are
g. briag Nilsarfags, I,fGt GHy other LsT
are sJjs.
In all Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain In
Labs, Fatigue slight exertoH. Palpita-
tion OF the Heart, HySleTes and Whites these Pills vii
sGset when All other failed. and al
though pOvsrJuI remedy, contain ron, esISsl,
aniizony. anything huTtfuI 70 The eonstifutisH.
PuiIdlrcetons In the PaIhlet arsasd each package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Asrsifor Tie United stateI and csnads-
JOB NoSEg,
(LaieI. @. Baldwin Co.. ROehss.,T,E BY
E.B.-sI,oo and postage stamps enclosed TO ny al
ihorissd AEvHt. uin bottle. containing 20 Pills
by return nsH.
yor sale BY T. H. LOGAN 4 CO In wheeling,
b. Tahasstoek Co., whoesais gents, PittsburE;
Purcell Eadd Co, Wholesale Agents for Va. Rieh-
mend. ap2s-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

TIE PRorrsrASr AND CATnoLrc feeling in
Boston has come in collision, as will be seen in
one of our dispatches this morning. This excl
ting school question bids fair yet to rival the
Niger question in all our towns and cities
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sP EcIAL NoTIcEs.
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rHE late papers from Europe contain obituary
notices Of Phillips, the Irish orator 1t appears
that he was exceedingly friendly to this coun.
tss, as is atiested by that oratorial effort which
is the pride of all our school boys, beginning
'Sir. it matters not what immediate spot may
be the birth-plaee Of such a man as Washing.
TOM This, together with that companion piece
about Bonaparte, 1.-THE sceptered hermit, wrap.
ped.in the solitude Of his own originality" win
long ring in our district schools aud academies.
Theodore Chase, an eminent merchant Of