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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

WOMAN WnIPPINa.-ln this onlighten-
ed age Of the world it is reserved for
Austria to attain the bad pre.eminence oi
continuing the revolting practice Of whip
ping women.--Lo,CeH Courier.
II is the custom 20 whip women in the
solar south, we believe. Our southern
States yield nothing to Austria in this
matter. State Journal.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

The famous Joe Barkot, streot-preacher
aud Ex. x.Mayor of Pittsburgh, has been SEN
tonced to ten months imprisonment in tho
Allegheny County Jail, as a" nuisance"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20
The geffersopiap Democra'
JULIUS o. CONVERSE, Editor.
CHARDON, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1859.
Hon. B. II. Wade

Will address Mass Meeting of Re-
publians at GAINESVILLE, tomorrow,
Saturday at o'clock, p. NJ.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

Our village sidewalks are in bad state,
aud vory much need repairing. In some
places, it is impossible to walk upon thom,
without running the risk Of broken mock.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

The weather is hno, and We have the
promise Of All abundant season. Lot US
Bless the glorious Gver who doeth all things we'll
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20
Meeting of the Republican Central
Committee.


Agreeably to published call, the
members of the Republican Central Com
mittee of Geauga County, met at the
office of the Probate Judge. in Chardon,
on the 18th inst, and proceeded to the
business for which said meeting was
called, by appointing the following gen.
,lemen Delegates to the Republican State
Convention which meets at Columbus, on
the % day Of June, to wit:
Hon. p. HIrcnoooK, s. B. PHILDRIcE,
ESQ.,, Judge NJ. G. CANFIELp, and J. o.
CONVERSE.
Alternates-Col. II. H. FORD, DAVID
RoBINsoN, J. S. WRIGHT, and JOHN
FRENcn.
Us. WRIGHT,
ERASTUS SPENCER,
MARSH SMITH,
DAVID ROBINSON,
J. s. MURRAY,
Republican Central Committee.
CuARpoS, May ls. 1850.
EFAll the members of the Centra
; Committee were present at the meeting oI
Wednesday, except Mr.. Robinson, Of Rus
sell. 1t is due to him and 10 Mr.. Wright
10 state that they were appointed al
, ternstcs, at the suggestion OF the othe
members of the Committee.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE. -
The Board Of School Examiners of Geauga Co
will hold their NEXT MEETING on FRIDAY
the Sd of JUNE, 1859, at CHARDON The hou r
is TEN o'clock AN. ..... f., ..,.'.,,~
10 WORKABLE, Clerk
May 10, 1859 4s7.swt
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

,INvALIDs, REMEM e R.--Dr
DELLENBAUGH, of Cleveland, son Of the far
famed DR.. Delenbaugh, late of Georgetown, COL
umbiana Co., will remain at the Chase House
.CHARDON. May 27th, and at the Eggleston
House, CHAGRIN FALLS, May ss'h,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

The PAvILIoN.-There was very fair sudi>
ence at Miller's Pavilion Theatre last night
The Lady of Lyons" was rendered in as good
style as we remember to have ever before seen
in this city. Indeed there were very many rx.
cellent points made, which we do not remem-
Der TO have seen excelled any where. The Com
ic Song, by Donnelly, was the best thing Of The
kind we ever heard; he is the best Irish ballad
st who has ever visited US, besides being an A.
No. comedian; his laugh being worth the
reading of half dozen ordinary men The
Cottage Dance, by the Madden sisters, was
something entirely new here, and we must say
was exceedingly well executed. Their terpsi>
chorcan efforts were received with delight by
the audience. The Irish Tutor was put upon
the boards in better shape than We usually see
it. Donnelly, as o'Toole has few equlls.
Tonight, the bill is-as the manager an.
nounced last night-"a glorious one" The
first piece is "The Drunkard," one Of the best
moral pieces ever presented upon the stage
Miss Lizzie Madden will appear in fancy
dance, and Lester Dounslly "a particular fa'
tvorite Of the Dayton public--will sing 'Billy
Barlow"-an old song with new and telling
variations. The entertainment will conclude
with "Rob Roy McGreggor, or Auld Lang
Syne, zone Of the best .aherpieces we ever saw.
or course the Pavilion, corner of First and
Main, will be crowded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04
swan and Gholson.

One ofthe worst features of the nomina-
tion of Judge Gholson was that man Of
Judge Gholson's standing and sentiments
should have permitted the use of his name
to slaughter Judge Swan for the manly and
faithful discharge Of his duty If Gholson
had been half the man We took him to be
he would have spurned the nomination
he permitted the use of his name, not tC
reconcile any difference of opinion, but tC
effect a bargain and sale between Hamilton
county and the Reserve, He was the only
man over whom Cinoinnati and Cleveland
could strike bands Swan would have beat.
on any other without the least difficulty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

The "DoSNETr TRouFE The novel and
truly wonderful exhibitions of DonnettiS = trained
Dogs and Monkeys--to which we have already
briefly referred-will open at Huston Hall. on
Tuesday evening next, under the direction Oi
Col. WooD, a gentleman long and fa7orably
known to our citizens IA one Of the most suc.
cessful caterers 10 the public, IN rational amuse'
msnts, that has ever visited US. We have often
witnessed these performances, and We assure
our citizens that the proposed exhibition is, 10
all respects, worthy Of their patronage 1t ia
entirely free from every thing that could offend
the most fastidiouS taste; and the whole affair
is conducted according to the strietost rules Of
propriety and decorum. II has been before the
public for several years past. has been visited
by thousands of people in all parts of the coun.
Try, and has every where met with unqualified
appreciation.
1t is an exhibition peculiarly suited to the
Juveniles" aud is always largely PatroniIed
by them. They may anticipate "good time :
during its stay here.
We refer the reader to the card of Col. w oop
to be found in its appropriate place in our ad'
Yertising columns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04
IntermentS at Woodland Cemetry for
May, 1855.
oiTT GRAVEYARD.
Total

A DELleHTFuL ExcuEHoN.-W doubt wheth.
sr more delightful excursion could be made
from this city than tn at to Kelly's Island. Lake
Erie, over the s. d. d Gin. Railroad to Sandus.
ky, and by the Lake steamers ebay City" and
"Island Queen" To those who are, for the
most part, shut up in Offices shors, counting
rooms, stores and other places WHARF they are
deprived of the pleasures Oflife, Kellys Island
offeS very superior inducements; and by refer.
ence TO notice Of Mr.. Hudson, the practical,
live Superintendent Of the S ID. d O. road, it
will be seen thtt the trip to that famous Isle in
the Lake may be made for mere song. The
fishing season at tho Island has commenced in
earnest. and visitors are enjoying fns sport,
while they are reeuperating for return 10 the
cares Of business Every accommodation aud
facility for sailing and fishing parties is fur.
nished guests at the Island, and we recommend
our readers to accept the generous offer Of Mr..
Hudson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

Tux RI0Hr VIEw.-The Washington letter
writer Of the Baltimore American says that Mr.
john Savage has recovered verdict Of S235
against John y. Heiss, Of the Washington
States, Ia suit for arrears Of salary. Mr. Heiss
deducted fifty days salary from Mr. Savage's
account, for absence from duty at the office; but
the Court sustained the plaintiffs claim. A
letter from Mr.. Savage, addressed to Mr.. Hsiss,
WAS received in evidence, Ia which Mr. S. ar,
gues that "a journalist is engaged for the gen.
eral effect he can produce, aud DOT by the dag, 3,
like PAVer on the highway"
The Court took the right view Of tho matter.
II the value Of some editors was estimated only
by the Amou ut Of time they spend within their
sAnctums, their wages would not amount to as
much as they daily aud nightly spend for cigars
and--other rsfreshments OF the correctness
OF this, We could present In evidence half a
dozen newspapers without going one hundred
miles from home II tis a question that does not
need discussion among the initiated, that most
men connected with newspapers make more
friends for the papers, and pAtrsns to the offices,
by "gOing out among the people," than they
could possibly do by remaining closely in their
sanctums. ProprislOrs Of newspapers who are
favored with common sense and common hon
esly would not expect writer or reporter while
out advancing the interests Of his paper aud
establishment, TO "Pay his own expenses, God
himself aud be dOcked Of his stipend. Heiss
seems to have been wanting 10 thtse qualities,
and the Court properly reminded him of the
lack.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

THr EEUTE IN THR CoMHiTrEE Roox.--The
Dayton Journal Of this morning prouounces the
report Of the Cineinnah Commercial about the
fracas in the Committee room at Columbus
about the 9TH resolution Of the Republican
platform, a eanard The editor Of the Journal
was not a member Of The Committee, or even a
delegate to the Republican Convention, and we
are not advised Of the authority upon which
be denies the Commercials report. The Gin
cinnRti Gazette, Of this morning, acknowledges
the truth Of the statement, while it regrets that
the author Of It should have made use Of his
position as a delegate to divulge all the little
chickering's incident TO such occasions, and to
place individuals, as well a. the party, in as
unfavOrabls . light as possible before the pub.
lie
The Dayton Journals contribution towards
breaking the force Of the Commercials expos
Of the smvfe in the Committee room, has, we
are sorry to say, been made at the expense Of
truth. That thsrs was astormy tins in that
room when the resolutions were under considers-
lion that there was bad blood aroused, and
that il took all the cool heads in the Convention
to sooths II down, Is so notoriously true that
We did not suppose any one had the peculiar
backbone required 10 make denial Of it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

They HyE oAusE 70 SWEAR The Oolum
bus Statesman says that the law agsns. pro.
fame swearing was terribly violated Thursday
afternoon on High street. About every other
Republican was out-spOken and indignant at
the doings Of the Convention. Never did we
hear any thing like 1t. Well, il there ever was
time when profanity wss allowable, that was
the time. more miserable set of bedeviled
sinners were never before cOugregated together
"our army in Flanders" which wss reported
to have "swore terribly" could not have had
the one thousandth amount of provocation that
the az lag-and bobtails of the late Republican
Convention had. If swearing was relief to
them, we will not chids them severely for iis
utteTance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

sHAwNErowN, Ill. June LIST, 1853.
DEAR DAYE,-Will you be pleased to inform
Lieutenant Grow and the rest Of my friends
that will not be home as soon as anticipated
The Mound City Stockholders held their meet
iDg at this place which is several miles above
that point and have almost unanimo ously agreed
to build an ark, something after the fashion of
the one described in the Bible. We expect To
have 1t ready to launch in few days, and then
we shall all embark and float down until we
arrive at the Mound where we intend to cast
anchor and await the subsiding Of the waters
The uniuitiated no doubt think strange that we
cling to this project with such tenacity, but let
me inform you of fact which as now become
notorious. 1t has been ascertained by actual
measurment that the mound is positively the
centre Of the universe. and further the whole
philosophy Of Galileo and others have been dis
proved aud that the world does not revolve, as
now believed by the majority Of mankin ind but
runs round like a stone, aud that the mound is
actually the socket holding the axis on which
it turns. You will see then by this philosophy
that the great gathering of the last day must
take place here, as this motion of the Earth
must inevitably bring things to the centre,
believing in all this as Wa f mly do we shall
cling to this last hope Of mankind as the fond
mother does to the cold clay, Of the beautiful
babe that nestled 10 her bosom.
am Yours,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

QUIrK A WMDTALL.-A dashing young wild
Ow, possessing rare personal attractions, a res.
dent OF Wayne township, in this county, has
recently come in possession Of large land
estate in Virginia, said TO be worth al least
eighty thousand dollars. The property having
been bequeAthed her by distant relative. As
might be expected, the lady has any number Of
ardent "loveyers' at present, who are forcibly
and slOquently urging their respective claims,
yet she maDifests genuine heroism ander the
circumstances. How long she will hold out is
a matter Of con lecture.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04
NEWS ITEMS,

Sir Jsmsetieo Jejeebhoy. the celebrated Hin
doc merchant, died at Bombay on the l4lh Of
April. His age was T6, Sir Jameseljro stood
at the head Of the native merchants Of India,
and few years since was created baronet by
the British Government and presented with the
freedom ofthe City Of London. His donation
to public obiests during his mercantile career
amounted to about s9OO,O0O, and he has be-
questbed large fortune to his family.
Elections will occur on the lst Mondsy Of
August, in Alabama, Kentucky and Texas; on
lst Thursday Of August, in Tennessee; on %
Thursday Of August, in North Carolina; on lst
Monday Of October, 10 Georgia and Mississippii
on lst Monday (lTth) cf November. in Louisi~
ana, aud on lst Wednesday Of November (Sd)
in Maryland.
The Memphis Appeal learns that six miles
north Of that city the lccusts are appearing in
swArms, eatingup everything in the gardens;
the chickens are so fond OF them that many
have been killed by OvergOrging with them.
AyOung man at Niagara having been crossed
10 love, walked out to the precipice, gave one
lingering look at the gulf beneath him, and
thsn-went home. His body was found the
nrxt morDiug--in bed. A very sensible young
man, we think.
The opinion amongst railroad men in New
York is that the competing roads will lose
$4,000 month, during the continuance of
the railroad war; the aggregate loss Of the four
will be $500. 1000 per month, being at the rate of
sG.OJO.O 600 per annun. .-.
The English papers report the desth Of Mrs
oung, lady OF high social position, who
died under the excitement produced by receiv.
ing the joyful intelligence of the election OF her
nephew to the House of Commons.
The farmers Bank of Bridgeport, Conn.,.
has note Of p. 7, Barnum's for S93 coo and
hold no securities therefor. The financial
agent Of Mr.. Barnum offers IS per cent for the
face of the note.
I here is reported defalcStion in one Of the
departments Of the New York board Of educa
ton which is bushed up aud kept from the
press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

CO. Dr. J, $, Curtis, highly respected
allopathic physician, Of Hartford, Conn, was
recently expelled from the Hartford County
Medical Society for having consulted, at the
request Of a patient, with two Of his leading
homeopathic brethren, and the sentence has
been confirmed by the State Society. The
position was also taken by the Society that
no regular" physician could properly rem,
der assistance to patient who Is at tho
same time also employing homeopathic
physieiAn. - - q ~ = ~ q.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

a1- Our Oregon friends complain that we did
them injustice in locating in their neig ghborhood
the scene of the despicsble scandal we gave
an airing on Wednesday last. 1t was inad.
vertently done, and we will make amends by
saying that it should have been located "bs.
tween Main and Ludlow" in the old part Of the
town. We regret that we should have even
thought Of such a thing as inserting the word
"oregon" 10 the predatory remarks we made to
the documents published, and cannot now &C
count for 1t in any other way :han that the gen
1eman who found them resided in that delight.
fnl part of our city. We now take back the
imputAtion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04
Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.

m the 2J,h day of June, A. d., 1889, be-
" tween the hours OF and four O'Clock, on the
premises in HaU!son Township, Montgomery coun-
tyi Ohio viii be sold To the highest bidder, the iOl-
lowing Real Estate, a. the property Of William
DeaNer, dec'd TO 1lt: Sit tISed in Fractional See
uonS 10 u, Iowa q Range 8, East, &e and bound
cd as follows, 10 VIII Beginning on the north bank
OF the Miami River, ~ the ), n corner OF b. WAE-
ners = acre lot thence up EtTeSm with the mean
deTs OF said rN er 10 the southeast Beard
shires land, on The west bank OF said river; thsnee
s. sSt." W, 2l3-S po To the \. n. corner Of said
- acte lot, on Dilles south iins thence s. axe h.
62-6 poles 70 the plaee II beg nDing containing ET
acres, more or le-s. r-.. :
Also, the following tfsct, situated In the same
sections, Town and Range: BeginnInE At the north
bank OF the Crest Miami River, at the s. H. corner Of
the land ownet by the heirs Of Neff, deceased;
Neff's, on Dan' BoogheFH line; thence n. Se3ts Il.
$40 poles tO btone said south line; thence s.
a =. $40 poles 10 the nOTtA back OF said river
thence down the mCandcrs thereof TO the place OF
beginning except 10 &-luU actea convey ed TO the
Dayton Michigan Railroad Company BY said II.
Nagnerl containing 40 sB 100 acres, more or less.
Also, the following tract, In the sections, Town
and Range Aforesaid; Beginning 40 = stone IN the
centre OF lane running east aud west and 80 feet
etttoi the ecaiEe OF the ID. " u. Ri thence n.
eoS r. chain aud olS links 10 stone; thence S. -
w 81 chains and 70 links Ia stonei thence s. s61ss
", ehSin aud 81 LINKS to Gtohsj theBse n. 3s
X 20 chains and 15 linEs stOns the place Of be-
ginning, containing acres and a. rods. Appraised
A. -, and cannot sell for less than two-thirda
OF the appraised value, thereof
Terms OF sA e-one-thiId al In hand one-thiFd
IN one and the residue In two years nom day OF
OF sale, and 10 be secured Is mortgage the prem
Admir- OF wm. Dsaver. dssid.
P. KFiIT, A't'y. isi-atnWSWaW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04
WHITTEN'S GOLDEN sALyE

Is q step by way of progress In the Healing Art -
II is adapted for Sores, Humors, Wounds and eve ry
kind Of external inhammatory dililcu ty, of what
ever name or nature, en- man or beast. Made only
by &. p. WHlTTER, Lowell, MASS. % cents per
box. The usual discounts to the trade Sold by
Druggists. "Annoint thyself and be healed"
THE GOLDEN NSALyE-A Great Healing Rene
dy. tis with much pleasure we announce the hd-
vent OF this new article in our city which has
with such signal success in Lowell, where Il Is
made, that the papers have teemed with cases OF
truly marvellous cures. They chronicle one where
the life Of lady was recently saved--s case OF
broken heArt another where the life OF child WAS
sayed-A case OF ehafngj another of lady whose
face was much dishgured BY scrofulous humor
which was brought to healthy action in a few
days; also, anothei OF old man, who had sore on
his loot for twenty years cured in q few weeks -
Our ctizens will lat be slow in getting at its
and will herald it over the world.-lBoSton Herald
OF AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE TO
canvass W .th the GOLDEN SALVE Sells rapidly
Can make good pay. For terms, 6e., send stamp.
{. p. WHITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
ie2 taWd&l9wW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

BaS- 5000 AGENTS WANTED-To sell three
new and unequalled invsntlonq- wanted by every
family My agents have cleared over $40, 1000 selling
one Of the n. Articles light cheap, easy to car
ry, and very TAKiEo. Several Diplomat silver,
Medal from American Institute N. y, and patents
have been granted ne for them. One patent in
England and one In France. Put in stamps, and
Will send you, gratis, 80 pages particulars Of
the beat agency in the country.
EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell. Mnsa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04
u-see 4lh pare ror Teleer.ph ReporLs.

GTThe Daily Empire is really the only pa
per in this city which gives the local news
and fresh items OF interest trsnsPiring abroad.
1t does not give the news BY "fts and starts. /"
but keeps up the line Of Information from day
to day, and from week to week, Pries Of the
paper only 10 cents per week, payable to the
Carrier, or at the office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04
To the Indies,

would say, that have well studied 70 please Your
tastes and ahAl always keep for your especial bene-
At, a full assortment Of Fancy Toilet Goods, such
So Lubin, Gienn'B Julef HAuel Harrison, BGEin 'a
and Mrighta ENtTacts for the hRRdkerchieE Meen
Fun, Pearl Drops, &C for beAuttfyinE the COM
pleXion; Glenna celebrated Toilet AteFa, Bay Rum
and Aromatic Vinegar, FTeekle wAah fOF removing
freekles and tan. Extra Hair oil, POmade, and All
the most popular Hair Restofaiivea And half Dyes;
Combs hair, cloth and shaving Brushes white
Sssh, pAint, scrub, dgsting, window ARd carpet
Brushes.
White Lead, oil, and eOlOrsd paints prepared rsA-
dy for use
COyal, coach, furniture, dAmAr, Japan and iron
varnish. olive oil, pure for table, sperm, hBh
bleaehed Whale, hAohine Lard, and NeAtnfoot Oils.
Whole oil soap, new article In this market, for
the destruction Of all kinds Of insects that iniost
nowern, vines or iruit trees
HolmAn's celebrated Health Restorative for the
wonderful effect OF which would refer TO the Rev
NJ. 2, GAddis, and Mr.. Holden, groeer, on Market
street,
Burning Fluid OF extra quality suitable for burn
ing In the patent gas lamps, or others.
All the PSteat Medisinss now In use, sad all that
may come hereafter,
Am sole agent In this city and county for Ror-
hAyes No land Bitters, which will sell 10 dealers
Al manufacturers pTicea. BY the dOEen.
Country merchanta supplied with any thing In
m line ss low A. any house west oi tho mountains
Ing wax and eorEs Tor fruit jars and bottles.
horss nsaieinsa prepared b. an experienced
Bl,d sssa birdsage', and ali the little axturss be-
Canary and oihss birds bought and solo.
f1ua tobAceo andctgara, together With full stock
Of show Ease goods, and thOusaud other articles
too uumerou9 to mention, all Of which shall take
pubc generallYs fs6lign assursd (hai my goods and
Rsisei W eeApafs faseFably With any etAss h0aSS
IIsSsS' wa HOslEsos.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

b1rParson Brownlow, Of the Knoxville
Wing, was 20 exhilarated at the prospect Of
Letcher's defeat BY Goggin, that he decla'
red, "if he shall be successful, we must pull
up trees, tear down houses, march in prOCcsl
sion In Knoxville, and get on a regular
bpSL'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-04

I@- The pic mic of Miss LentE's school,
in connection with large number Of invi-
ted guest, in the vicinity of Miami City
yesterday, was, We learn, one Of the most
agreeable excursions that has bean made
this spring. During the day YsriOus szercis.
es we're entered into Appropriate address,
es were made by Mr. and A9a Ellis, Of the
Gospel Herald, and othsfG The day was
passed very pleasantly and probably Such
reunions are productive Of good