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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04
The Paper for the Times.
THE GENESEE FARMER,
lLSrADLIsrLp IN 1871
"ThC Oldest, the Cheapest and The Best"

I'M Il Twenty-Niuth Volume of This
i popular Monthly Agricultural Journal com.
me enced with the January Number, issued or the
18th December last Everyone interested in the
culture OF the soil is invited to send for copy, and
examine it before subscribing Published in one
OF the finest Agricultural and Horticultural sec.
tions Of America, with hundreds OF able and ex.
perienced correspondents, il abounds with inCor-
nation interesting and valuable 10 very farmer
and iruit-grower. Ii is the
CHE PEST AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
In the World, and has attained larger circula.
ton than any similar paper. II is emphaIicaly
the paper for the times Each volume contains
3S4 pages, and is sent TO any address for
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR!
Great inducements offered TO agents Post.
masters and all friends Of Rural Improvement ace
respectfully solicited 10 send for a specimen and
to act ss agents, Specimen copies sent free on
application. Address. JOSEPH HARRIS,
Publisher and Proprietor, Rochester, NY
January Ia, 1859, 4To-4N
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Pom THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump.
ton, and for the relief of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
30 wide is the field Of It's usefulness and 90 nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country alounds in persons pub
hciy known, who have been restored from alarming
ana even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon tho
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
ON the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
be forgotten,
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WHY DoN'T You LEARN A TRADE ?-This
question was prOpOunded in our hearing, u
tew days since, To young man who had
boon for several months unsuccessfulIy
seeking employment as clerk or salesman
in some of our leading houses Complaining
of his i'll luck ono of his fIionds who know he
had mechanical talent, but doubted whether
ho could mako himself useful as a clurk or
salesman, put tho interrogation to him
which wo have placed as tho caption of this
article. Tho rcply was, that II trade was not
so respectable rs u mercantile occupation.
Under this delusive idea, our stores are
crowded with young men who have no ca
paciEy for business. and who, because of tho
tanclod respectability of doing nothing.
waste away their minority upon salaries
which cannot possibly liquidate their OK.
ponditures. Late, too late in life, they dis
cover their orror. and. before they reach tho
age Of thirty. many of thcm look with envy
upon tho thrifty mechanic. whom, in DAYS
OF bOyb0od, thoy were accustomed to doride.
The false views OF responsibility which pro-
vail in tho sol G'sGnt fashionable society of
tho present day, have ruined thousands of
vGu ( men, and will ruin US many more.-
Independent.
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New Blacksmilhing Establishment
IN CHARDONi

NHE. subscribers would announce to the citizens
ot Chardon and vicinity, that they have Ia
Ken the Blacksmith Shop recently occupied by J
M Comstock & Co., at the foot Of Water Street,
where they are intending TO carry on the business
IN all its branches. Having had an experience of
several years in the business they are plepared to
do all kinds OF work, such as Ironing
carriages, BuggicS, Wagons, Sleighs, &c.,
at as cheap rate as can be procured at any other
establishment, and in II durable and satisfactory
manner.
~ Particular attention paid TO HORSE SHOE.
ING and custom work generally. nnd we ,ro do.
iermlned that no one shall 60 away dissatisfied,
either with our work or prices
JOHN HARDAKER & co.
Chardon, December 18th, 1858. 467tf
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For 1856. 81, 'jj and 80 together
For Backwoods Magazine ....ihe yrs. 90
For any one Review .......'''.' - 90
For any two Reviews. ...'....' ~ 10 90
For Blickw wood and one Review. " 10 90
For Backwood and two Reviews ~ l3 90
For three Royiows. - l3 90
For Black wood aud three Reviews :, II 90
For the four Reviews. ~ Is 90
For Black wood and four Reviews ~ 90 90
N B. fhe price in Great Britain of the five
Periodicals above-named is Sjl per annunl.
As we hall never again b. likely to Oiler such
inducements as those her presented,
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRlBE!!!
Q(- Remiuances must in all cases be made
direct to the Publ,Shsrs for at these prices COM
mission Gun be allowed 10 agents.
Address, LEONARD SCOTT & co.
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A LAWYERS SToRY. Tom strikes Dick
over the shoulders With rattan as big as
your liule finger. A lawyer. in his indct.
ment, would tell you the story as follows /:
And hat, whereas, the said Thomas, at the
said place, on the day and year aforesaid,
upon The body OF the said Richard against
the people OF The State Of Pennsylvania.
and their dignity, did make most violent
assault, and inflicted a great many and
divers blows, kicks, thumps, cuffs, bumps,
conclusions, gashcs, hurts, wounds, dam.
ages and injuries, in and upon the head
neck, breast, stomach. hips knees, Sims
and heels, of said Richard, with divers
sticks, canes, poles, clubs, logs of wood.
stones, daggers, pistols. cutasses. blud,
geons, blunderbusses and boarding pixies,
then and there held in the hands fists,
claws and clutches. OF the said Thomas.
ANNIE LAURIE Mr. Robert Chambers
says tho verses of this song, which are in a
style wonderfully tonder and chasteior their
ago, wore written by Mr.. Douglas of Find.
lana, upon Annic,ono of tho four daughtors
of Sir Robert Laurie, first Barouet of Ma
wclton, by his second wife, who was a dau0h-
tor of Riddle or Mimic. As Sir Robert Sns
created Baronot ia tho year 1855. IL ia
probable that the verses we're composed
about the end OF tho seventeenth or the be.
ginning OF tho eighteenth century. It IA
painful to record that, not notwithstanding the
ardent and ehivalOus affection displaysd by
MIR Douglas IN his poem, he did not obtvin
the heroine for wife she was married 10
DIR. Ferguson Of CraigdayreQh.
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~ W. and Tor sale at this Office, large ouantit, ttD
y warranty Deeds,which will be sold bv tbe nn;rs
ioZen' hali-dozen, or single blank '' fuire
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GIFTS FOR The HOLIDAYS.

HAVE over One Hundred BON-
Il NETS ofeyery variety of color, from
Ten dollars down to Ono dollar, to be given
away for money enough TO pay for them,
Also Bonnet frames of all sizes. and some
large enough for old Ladies. Please call
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Howard Association,
p PHILADELPHI

a Bemcuo'ent Institution, eStabhShedby ,pfc,dien.
dVUmeHt for tie rtliCJ Of the sick and distress.
ed, afflicted wm Hruiemt and Epi.
demlc distqses
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-30
THE LIVER
I'M w - TToE-.


COMPOUNDED entirely rom stAt. 10 one u ~. heat
- nrrsatVs and liver bsfnre the punlr
These Gums relnovs au -. Onlv dose taken
r1lu bad matter
svstau. GuunlYtur if :. mare.
tHrIr a,aee hsAlts HoN 8 = only assa tales
bile. lfir fur kf1r.
spH. causing tsot uErst - rsntig. AID
fr.I. uuraUg fua blood. :
siyiEs .5ss ara ucatn = Opsdase taErn snsr sssk
me whsle alIsffs =
tha cause 30 the SIS Iue un.r Of two trn
sa'l Snccuug szic=I luil via s,s relieve ska
- Headache.
bilious stseEsarc rurss = ouv one to.s W mediate
rtrrr TuruTt ~ rstiayEs C0Iic. slime al
ru ty cvg4ui. las wbn 70 tug thsfr
lIvDr lnvIEITafar HHautraous tcstiul cnT
. "tAss- anta 4urr ealing Is -
I suncrrt % relieve tas = 4 NV BOTTLES win eurs
atauiach prevent urcu-y Ivy s1eltiuE The
.oas rtsirg 2 sHuriug. - rort-~nta.
ullra rvpeatrh ia sara 'oTChsera Nor
bus taua rrtt.uti"s 90 tlorl
. bottle urCtct oi e
rnctts nt medicine after q long slcruesE
uns u1til, ,akeu Tor Jslulisc rutsuyCaa HuHAtu<Ai
from the sKn.
one dose takeg .lar; uHs trtore esuTg sivssvtEcr
me apurl iLE--- Nsl--- o. the food t'zr4t ~ q.
one TdIc, ottru f-ratcfi. lrric uisrrhera
worst form. wha Summer Aug Bowel Complaints yfai1
almost % the GtaCduaU.
take pleasure On rrr5rrrnrnSirr th'a rdistrs
preventive Fever AEua. Cbu Fsvaf. ara All Fs-
Bilious tvs. lt epcratcH with certainty.
Jnouaautsa vrtus totrstH 90
Ma mo mouth with o. lnyEarstar.
low both Together. Price ole dollar bottle,
nJl. SANFORD. lrpp h4or. ~. q Fy4gars Esr
IoTk Netalgd ~ nh y de1st~ 9l leo, " q. cfes c.
HAN. 81 Jahnairrr e@Ies
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~ regard Esfv most Capable snd sue
~rssfal praottioues with whom save had osaI later
Course.
CIfAS MASON. - CornIniasioner Of Patents.
have hesitation assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ eurupetent
aud capable ~ putting their nppranuRiu
theu carry ana favorable consideration
tRr Patent once
EDMUND nURKE % Late Conmissionor ofPntsnts.
"Husinl- Erhuuary IS. 1913
NJ II. II Etly hasmndc forms rIitRrEEN spplications
~ which patients Eayn hesu granted ud
that n.p u-ndinE. such unuiatakshfe proof ~
talent shint his ~ss rrrrmm
inventor ~ him % their rurrfs
AZ affEuffan be-
slowed tht cases, and atNery reassunle rhrrvfs
JOHN rAitGAHr. t'.
Frrrr sent tvth 1857 18TH. Tho srbserih--
rHuTse ~ ME- larrr IrHciirr made. rr
pucatious. sl1rEEN APPEA IS, EVERY oNEof witch
deeldrt In US a. n - tifs r0r,s vf'p~T " R1frnis
u it FpuN
uo.tcu. Iarnsr1 ]. IAu- Ll,
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DEATHS.

MoNruoNERT-In Walden, April -. Lucy L.
wife Of VIM. G.. Montgomery, aged 81 years.
DIcKEn,A sin Manchester, y H., April "a.
VIM. NJ Dickeman, Esq, aged SO years.
ALLARp--In Burke April 10. SIR. Joseph Al
iafd. agrd 80 years
srASLHY--in Barton, April 81. Ida L. stanley.
daughter Of ]. W. and Amy l.. Stanley, aged
i've months.
BAunun--In Sheffield, April :, % lung fever. Mr..
Charles d. Barber, aged 30. l
RASDAIL--iu Greensboro, Apri ~, Mrs Rcbecca
Walton, wife 5tMr Richard Rautaii, aF.ru ~
years.
FlEID-In Grecnsboro. April %. Charles EleId.
eldest son II Mr. Charles Is. Field, aged %
wears.
HAzI-TtNE--In Lyndon. March L., Mrs. Ase-
nath HAzeitine, agrd IS Yeats
slAa--In West DERBY, April T. Mrs. sally *.
eau wife ~ John Sias. kH1 ard daughter 20
Samuel Ki'rr.dgs n psnvills god va ve1rs.
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MARRIAGES.

-LAcKIH=zsoMEns-ln na. ct. April 20. boy Rev
b. L. Ray, VI. Andrew LacAlc and Miss Jane
Somcrs, both Of Barnet
FoLsoN-ANpurs-In Chelsea. April L., uv Row.
D. s Haynes, Mr.. George F Folsom and Miss
Lizzie j. Andrus both OF Chelsea.
PrRucE-H tNrurss-Gn Danvilic, April -. by
Rev Lewis Hin. Mr. l.. $. Pierce and Mrs.
Maria Huntrcss. both OF Danviilc.
acknowledgements Sutton. April o. by Rev.
L. T. Harris. Mr.. Charles Svvrtsrr ri sutton
and Miss Ascnath Scrutou OF Sheffield.
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D EN- IT'S TRY.
DIR. Il II DJmUvwSc;
OF ST. JOHNSBURY

WOJLD rr.nrs.m.'y give aai.,r to .fr
" HH.... .. Caledonia count. IuH vicinity
fNsT boo $3.50. u.r ..,l, rt J.HUs1srl ..ls .urU...
IuH .rv probably noe Ef l., aut #Hy lr t4u.
80 BOO H..r. H. "Huf, r".a. tH NaN upon #usr
who may n'Hg H.m Fgrs .l ne Nu..a 81.
.HE fss. poo .ur'.uurs.7H manufacture ..I .a...f
parts. no. WlI 'rfH Hf trrfa f.s. cannot .. rrr"..s
r.itg~ By. ...-'. ID .#i'. '-rH .Hf .-tat.Iai
.Hrtl .E.I.ts... Hf E1fHrr, Do ruu rf.l tJ HT.r
'.uFr ui.U .Uf 70 teeth. aus Ia FHUr .lut '| .rf
those i.ufl 'Hsf 1919. compare H..U suF f... dome
.4 Sew -frrf1Ifl. aud .ar .s reasonable 90 price.
taltieu.4f Attention ll44 lI children .r.f4l Eos
'hr CORRECTION Ht aelut.urs 4ua taD tgg.taCtf
H, diseased gums.
It is Ttu .tu1syu lcf among dental urlrftffun.
Hrs yud medical uUu. fstf ufHH.frufss no fHr $50
cases ..iUuf "a. 700 flEr', sgs- fTFW Hfr.r-f rH
want Ut caro- boo accepting raHW r.r4u, HsurrlsI..
thrr Hrst rrt aEl also HuFiug fho period 'hrr gTr
shedding ta.. aI4 developing f-e permanent
ones.
Iti,Guras s..a period 1i ic, from ,hr aHh 'o
fourteenth war. that fHr fcHta arr perhaps aHH.
frctrd il mirr wnr.4 .aaurngrH 'aAu 90 auF .rH.
.r How necessary fHeu .r NrH1t r1uv have Che
rrst u. care and attention. Ana 10 parents could
.,uly realize how much Hstn and Futrrlnr '.UF
might >4ru their children and tIsa, rsrru'r '0
l..fa-sl.A- 4g satls ltt.aIinu fu f'I' T"..' 'N
u- themselves afiHe tlrtrr and services 1i come
competent and sh.ItA dentist.
Or Newton continues fl warrant operations by.
usu1l for One wear only.
So. Joau,bl... April. 25. 1850. a5-52
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important to Farmers
Tho sut8libers Ere Manufacturing rh5
PREMIUM, VERMONT
MOWER and REAPER.
-,,.1tt nm 4. nn.- .-r..,.-r.-
WILLARD & ROSS PATEND

StOME OF ihe points OF cvre.lrnra aHl pee
y ruIIag advantage Ht|s1 fsIa rIara.ac has over
atHsrs MAY uo enumerated 10 .a.asH
lat-ia having g.r ruIt.s e. ..r-rH .5 tHr
Ha.He .H t. 90 adjust .irr.f lH fan uuttcuHrrv NJ
ESQ =ralal- 4--li-r.HE twH driving wheels d"
I.irt flr cutters, lfHur clips tar .tsrg .HHs far
work. lsc whole weight no 600 rash.1e .s
Wy, L. - III. NJ y, ,
consequently y9u back aN.F .sgsH 9D4ifHrii.us
without danger .i .lrsaiHF iH- aulrct. 3tA- ae
uaUbIur end. ru fhH F.-l.f s-4 IS scared 40 iaai
other oxen ur HORSES .ta boz rH0d. ut--IAc ert.
Hrf.lar rau be- raised IS nr +l .u,Hrf -o iAAi iH'
f.rmsr rsrtrr bis ssa-s see, before ne ih"'s-
tlE -Tarv 90. ~ choose. ,'a-ilH "4tirr.9-r To-
easily raised by o. lever whicl la very convenient
aUsu coming ta The corner OF The lard, Nnru
sllteg. tt. machine can BE- tarnra 40 short az zoe
uitafr. 10 30 over fae moWu glass. at.--I "s
machine .s mosty .gon, and very simple Ia %
.1rstrlrtHn , 4uv can u.u4sc De- visa ease,
THO Hutcs are ai. brJbt.sa, and tar -.aT1s 90
H44.r4b.s Iron. 9ta-H has 15 liaa .'ntt'
Eys desire that every farmer Wishing 10 uur.
chase moving machine, should sec t", cr'
mont Mower aud ffEt Its unua Itziiftff, W e arc
.ou a4sui .rvlU please them, and '.at there D.
mono uttfrr 10 .s ir1rr1ufr4 fl ~a' grass equal
ta far bose mower wlt rrffar, 40 40 fatn 90 one
f-r- 7r- ...f, Ur frn' nF tFr'n -Nr-F pcs cay,
.l... I.at rs.rf- 'fF-F
We r,aulI boz glad fH .et Sac 'aaurrft ot ever
farmer attending Ia ."N IHH-rf 'Aih .Ah"A'
Iut rt.. send fGcW 4 .4f s' l.c Vermont Nc rcr
llu WI have "a machine .a .H" u"iahHof hovc
.lT.H .u tar season chat tar7 wtv A-i...nr 30 hno
.ua-r Tor themselves 10 JOS merits.
We y..I simply add 4ar 90 ilr many ccrilacatef
which Nr have B" "ur possession. -
sagrn D., srroHu. ~ ,autvgras CO.. e. r SEPT s'. s
Nts.r WItfaHu b l.nsf-l hereby gCrHa ihat auc ~
rHr NrrHHHut Mowers IreH fr nr patt srafHu
~ Ua vicinity Nhrrr uad constant perfitrs tr srr-
suusTtUu. willing 90 zhtugss &c ii-
-sst ari lu.si,r H trtf u,rncs lrl uuif1rulty ct
yuftua UauHUN ni llautrE Itself iu uErNfu grounds "a
il ~ d arnn8 eorr'r, ea'r 20 nm
lr1 3D. another gnui.ft aud ."r' ru.lss
M driver. % uU
A. ne Arulra F,ir 70 he wasAnstsn co. Asreaitrai
rtr held no snetl. rDr present month"; tur committee
Hr FHrn IUrIrmerts. ~ Vu..u Hue nuar TauIslE
gave preference every other machine vHhutcd sud
To Itr in li4a lIuutrT. II. IT tNtAL-abE.-.
Manufactured AZ ,hc Caledonia
MAC II y Il = II O =
81 Johnsnury, VI,
A Nv HIGGINS Il CARR
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GOOD TO TAKE.
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
r. h. EppY. solicitor Of PATKNTs.
Late Asentof,hs o. $. Patent oaes washinsiou.uHasi

tho Act OF lNl1sI g
&c srArE 81, oFruatrr Eitnr 81, norroF.
AMER extensive practice u upwards uf twenty vcara
continues Co secure farutu The United states also In
Britain. France and other foreign countries Ca
vcatas unuuts anu all PAperuor Draw
Patents executed On liberal tsrnH. aua WITH dis
patch hcsearcNSa uar into Ancrca FOREIGN WORKS
sdrt~rmue the ,lirty uuhty ut ratruta 20 iuNau-
legal 90 Htbcr dNice rendered Ia All matters
touching thc same copies ut the claims 90 hnv rateHt
Furnished bNeDittng pue Dular AssEan a
a " lshl nufun.
Agency s not only the argestin Ncw England nnt
through 10 Inv AutaEcs sucuriue patents
tue pAtentabty 90 Inventions unsufpas
DO uut mus ably superior Co. any hilh e@s %
offered them cisrwhrrc The testimonials nriuw siF 20
rnAt none H. AoHE SrCCEaHTuL rnE PArEAr Or
than the subEGrlLrLl aud SucCAAa 90 ruE nHsr
rAsEs Asn AutLffT he wogd ID that no
Co believe aud prove ihA IN b
KIND The charges tor professional
The Immense praeucr OF The aub2C
past has euahrd him taaecumuiate
vaatclectinu sprcoa tluua A Ntela 0clN1n
THOSE besides DTS exhaustive library lrNai
and rEs. aud haccoun fpatsn
the United S1tra and EUROPA rguaar him als. beyond
question: 10 OVER superior lilies r ehtAining patents
Aluecessv Ola i1urev tu y asnigEt nt 20 pressure
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