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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Bowels and their Fnnction.

As perfect health is the greatest blessing that
we can eujoy, without which all other blessings
are ot lilue consequence, we deem ii of great i'm
p'riance to point out tho way fof you - snjny it,
The bowels must be kept in a state by which they
are enabled to carry off the useless ma ter; they
are the main channel which nature has appointed
TO carry everything that is unnecessary Aud it
Is impossible to tell what large amount OF sick
ness has been caused by constipation or costive
ness; In other words, by not keeping the bowels
REGULAR it is the main road to oil iscase it is the
cause ct unnatural irritation to the mucous or H..
ming membrane Of the bowels. Having lost their
ma tural strength, they cannot object 10 what is
required of them. Hence, the bowels become in.
famed, and uuless you find speedy relief,a thou.
sand other complaints are ever ready 10 drag YOU
through a miserable and wretched lie. Such med
icines must be given as will cleanse tho stomach
and bowels, and restore their natural strength
To accomplish this there is no compound so vau.
able as these Pile; all other medicines sink to ut .
ter insignifcnncc when compared to them; il also
seems ne though the Author OF Nature had de.
signed them for this as well as other complaints.
From two 10 five Pills n day will increase strength
and appetite, aud cleanse the stomach and intes
tines from whatever is injurious.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by al
dealers in Medicines. saws
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Burning Of the Oxford Female College,.
Wonderful Escape Of a Young LADY,


The Female College at Oxford in this
State was recently destroyed by fire. 1t
was situated apart from any house, and
some distance from the village. The flames
broke out at midnight, and the Young ladies
-l76 in numbor-being aroused dcloga
tion ran to the village to give tho alarm. Ii
seems tho principal. only the day previous
had remarked upon the Lawrence disaster
and impressed upon tho pupils tho necessity
of being cool and self possessed in case that
College should get on fro. The fire caught
In the top of tho building, burning down.
The young ladies. with perfect presence OF
mind. went systematically TO work to save
she effects ia tho building.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial SAYS:
After tho building was deserted, and the
excitement in some degree subsidized, the
spirit OF the scone was changed to some OK
teut, to ono of rejoicing Congratulations,
kissing and greetings were heard upon every
side; and general thanksgiving feeling
was prevalent, in consequence Of every one q
safety.
The escape of Miss Sallie z. Moore. from
tha College. is unparalleled for daring, and
soems almost miraculous. She roomod in
the fifth story, and returned tho second
time for some books; on opening her door
she discovered that tho hall wns dense with
smoke, and the stairway was in flames, and
OIL means OF exit in that direction was hope.
Jess. Closing her door, sho deliberately
tore the bed clothing into strips, knotted
Ahem firmly together. and tying thom firmly
TO her bedpost. sho hopefully stopped from
her window, and made successful descent
to the ground. q distance of As feet We
could hardly believe when we saw this spare
younp pirI that sha waa canahla of en,b n
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II is n common observation ,ba,


thorc arc moro sufferers from debility,
among Americans than among any other civ.
ilized nation. Tho reason is obvious. We
take too littlo exercise. and forgot tho wants
of tho body in the absorbing pursuits of
business. In all such cases. ordinary mcdi.
cincs can do little good. What is r. quircd
is just such tonic and iuvigoratot as DR. J
llostottor has given to the world, in his
CELEBRATED "BIrTERS." The weak
and nervous donizon of the counting house
the exhausted tuler upon tho shop. board
and tho prostrated student of tho midnight
lamp, have found a wonderful regenerato OF
in the "BITTERs," and prefer it to moro pro
tontious, but less officacious medicines -
But it should not bo forgotten that the
agent which is so magical in i,s inhueuc,
upnn frame so debiitated. is equally pow
ertul in assisting nature to oxpel the mos
terrible forms of disease. Who will not give
I a trial
Sold by druggists and dealers every whore
Soe Advertisement 10 another column.
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VOLUME XI. NO. 4.
Carrying Rovolvers in Washington,

PRENTICE, OF tho Louisville journal, gives
little OF his experience during recent
visit to Washington as fOllowa:
When we wore IN Washington, two OF
throe weeks ngo, VIC hoard from oil quar-.
tors that tho great mass of tho members of
both sections were heavily freighted with nll
sorts OF portable facilities for letting bIooo
We believe we were rather a pot of both
sections, and We hope we betrsy no sacred
confidence in saying that whenever North.
ern aud southern members got little maud.
lin and threw their arms affectiona,e.y
around us (of course TO stoady themselves,
We almost invariably felt the butts of pis.
tolls and tho halis of bowie. knives presl
against our shrinking frame.
One morning We put our overcoats in
the rack at Browns Hotel, and went tc
break fast. When wo returned, our coat
was gone, but another somewhat resembling
lay near. We took up the latter, but pul
u back with horror on finding n big, fright.
ful looking revolver in ono of the pockets
With aorne nisgivings, such as man miph,
be supposed to feel in opening what he sus
pectcd to be nm Internal machine, we took
up tho next, and 10 there was u big pisto
In one pocket, and something in the Other
that we didn't stop to examine. Finding
the rack to be we'll furnished Arsonal, w
withdrew, and tho day boing cold, we re-
msined an hour and half in the hotul
carefully scrutnizing the iuieguments o.
every gentleman that seemed TO have q
particularly genteol ovcrcoat. At longtf
wo returned to the arsenal, and the coa
n'st examined by us still remained there
Concluding that oven fro-oater couldn'
bave been oroskfasting so long unless upor
burning Goals and aquaforts tea, We were
about calling for a servant to take tho firo
arm out of the pocket 1--WE have a mortal an
tipathy to touching such things oursolf
inteuding to wear tho coat, for It was yer,
handsome one, until we sheuld encounter
our own hnndsomer ono. At that moment
verv mild hammered Western member o.
Congress stepped up with an embarrassed
look, and seeing at once that We looked like
. Ngonluman who had lost something, re-
marked that he really believed no had got
somebody c'so's overcoat The matter was
oil TA 10 right at orce.
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Botanical Remedies |!

In presenting you with DR.. EATON'S IN.
FANTlLE CORDIAL. we desire TO state it's su.
Periority over every nostrum that nurse or quack
has heretofore offered you.
First-lt is the preparation Of a regular physi.
clan, who is well qualified from much experience
in inianti'e complaints TO prescribe for them Sec
ondly- 1t is entirely free from paregorc or opiate
otany kind, and consequently relieves by reno
wing the suffering OF your child, us,ead of deaden
'ng it's sersibiltes. Thirdly--lt is put up with
great care. as comparison of it with any other
article for infantlle complaints viii show; the
very roots from which il is distilled being dug
from the forests, under the direction of DR.. Eaton,
many OF them by his own hands. Fourthly-It is
perfectly harmless and cannot iniure the most DEL
icate lnaht, and is certain cure and relief in al
the following cnse3, which IS its chief merit over
every other preparation, Wis
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING
TEETHING: such as DYSENTERY, COLIC.
&c; also, for sOitening the gums, and relieving
pain. For regulating the bowels it is unequaled
For Cold IN the Head it is q sure relief. For the
GROUP, the most fatal and trying OF diseases, ii
can be relied on with perfect condolences and be.
ing powerful anu-spasmodic in all cases of con.
yulsions or fits, we earnestly recommend you 10
lose no time in procuring il. Lasly-It costs SO
much more than other preparations OF the kind
that we cannot ntiurn such long advertisements
as can those whose whole expense is their adver.
tising; for the same reason it commends itself as
the most reliable 10 all mothers In all cases
the directions, wrapped around each bottle, musr
be strictly followed. Price 25 cents per bottle.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27

THE CASE Dr.. w. R. PALMrR-FALsE
AccusArIoNs.-The Memphis (Dem. J
-Apalanche,in noticing the death of DR.. w
r. Palmer, makes the following impor-
tant revelation:
1t will be recollected that Palmer was
supposed to be a co.conspirator OF the
Harber's Ferry insurectonists, and he
was held to bail in the sum of $4,000 10
make his appearance at the next term Of
the Criminal Court, to answer to the
charge of endeavoring to incite the servile
population to revolt. 1t may not be i'm ..
proper to add that since his examination.
inquiries have been instituted which led
to The belief that Pdlmer ,Uas Innocent
The Thatcher letter, produced at his ex.
animation, Che contents Of which created
such alarm throughout the country, is
now By many supposed 10 hare been ,Oriuen
BY an tudtviduok weU known in this
community, at present living in The North,
ami w'o wds interested deeply tn having
Palmer out of tie ,ooy. These inquiries
have not been pushed 10 the extent that
would justify Us in giving the supposed
authors name, bu. at the earliest practi
cable moment, we promise to do so. II
our suspicious should prove correct the
devtlopemeuts will exhibit one Of the
most accomplished and deep-laid schemes
oi villainy ever perpetrated.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27

TEE CIVIL WAR IN VENEzUELA.-Accord
mig to adyices from Puerto Cabelo to the 9th
Of December, the condition of the country
Is still deplorabe Civil war RACES Hercely
The town of Curapano was captured by the
government, after bloody battle of twenty.
seven hours. The principal chiefs OF Gu.
mans-forty.six in number-on receiving
the news, were seized with terror, and at,
tempted to escape TO foreign parts, but thoy
were apprehended by tho war steamer Union
and sent prisoners to Laguayra. 1t is esti.
mated 10000 lives have been sacrificed since
the first breaking out of the civil war.-Bos
soH Traveller.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27

TIE Ono EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY, sue.
eessor Of the Ohio School Journal, edited
and published by Hon. Anson Smythe,
State School Commissioner, and F. w
HURT, Esq, long identified with the edu-
oational interests Of the State, will be is
sued from the press on the 25th inst.
The Educational Monthly will be prin-
ted with new type, on The best book paper,
and will contain a splendid steel plate en-
craving of Samuel Lewis, and an article
on the original by VIM. T. Coggeshall,
Esq, Also an article by Dwi ght-the
"True Christian Teacher" Charles
Northend, the talented author OF "Teach.
sr and Parent" has contributed choice
article, and the Hon. Harvey Rice, "a beau
tful poem. An article on the School
Library Law will also appear, and excel.
lent editorial, miscellany, &C., &c.
Address F. W. HURT & Co., Colum.
bus, Ohio.-GState Journal.
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Painesville, O., Jan. 18th, 1860.

DR. II. w WADswoRTH-D Dear Sir: In reply
TO your inquiries, am gratfed to state that my
health is now good. Al the time l commenced
yonr treatment, last April, had been suffering
Tor two years with Inflammation of the eyes
which, owing as think, to unskillful treatment
had resulted in the total destruction of one eve
At the time | consulter you. had 10 keep il ban
daged, as it wns much infamed md suffered in.
tense pain in it every day. 1t discharged much
corrupt matter, and the cotRea or font part of
the eye was disorganized and protruded beyond
the lids, to such nn extent, that it kept up con.
stnnt inflammation and pain, and continued an
unsighlly deIormity. Under your skMfui treat
ment, the inflammation, pain and liberation was
speedily removed, and the deform:ty. to a great
extent, disappeared The sight, Of course, ~as
lost forever, before applied TO you, bu, am fully
satisfied that 4 had consulted you iu the begin.
ming. ] should not have lost my eve.
B esides the above diAculty, / was at the same
time iaborng under general arrangement Of
bodily health indicated by disease Of the throas,
weak lungs. arrangement of The stomach and the
bowels, pain in the head, shoulders auo back. and
other serious symptoms incident to the sex. Your
medicine entirely removed nHt the above symptoms
and am now gaining in flesh, and enjoying re.
newed health and vigor. ] shall never be ube TO
sufficiently express my confidence in your skill. or
gratitude Tor the benefits ! have received. With
my best wishes for your success,
lremain yours, Sc,
Mrs. /. H. MALTBY.
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A MAN IIoRpthty NJ

A MAN HoRRIbtT MANoLED BrA Doc.
On Saturday last man named Robert
liarllet, residing near Sillvedieo, on the
Columbus and Indiana Railroad, was at.
tackled by his own bull dog in a savage
manner. The dog tore all the flesh from
HIS right leg below the hnce, and man
gled his right arm so horribly that ampu.
talion was necessary 20 save his life. -
The savage beast hung to the mangled
limb OF his master un til a son Of Mr.. II
had split the dogs head open with an axe
He then seized neighbor who at thai
moment came up, and would not let &c
his hold till bullet ended his existence
The dog was considered one Of the best
in the country, and Mr.. H. refused an Of
Ter OF $50 for him only few days befor,
the shocking occurrance just narrated
what there is about such a brute to max,
it valuable to any one is beyond our com
prehension.- Ohio Statesman.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27

HELPER has sent splendidIy bound
copy OF the Unabridged edition Of his
impending Crisis" TO Missouri Clark,
with letter returning that gentleman his
sincere thanks for the magnifed adver.
tisement he has bestowed, free Of charge,
upon his "incendiary appeal to the poor
whites Of the South, to vindcate their
rights" He ought also to send one
bound in gilt.edged morocco, to old Ben
nett, for his services in extending the salt
Of the volume.
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dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE. WARREN County, Ohio

SAhhsLE' WARREN County, Ohio.
March 9Th, 1888.
DR. u w. RoBAcK-Dsar Sir:--For the bene.
Mt oil suffering humanity permit me to say that
have found your scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills, sure cure for Indigestion and Liver
Complaint have suffered from the oboye.men. n.
toned disense for five years, and have tried a
great many physicians, but oil to no purpose.
was advised by friend to try your Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills, and did SO. l was living at the
time in Cincinnati, and l went to your Office and
purchased one bottle of your Purifier and one box
Of your Pills to commence with, and bless the day
found your valuable medicines, for am enjoy.
ing good health at present. and feel confident that
the cure is permanent. Let others buy and take
what they please. as for me, give me the Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills for all chronic diseases
which arise from impure blood or derangemen. of
the digestive organs. Lake no other medicines
and have not for the last eighteen months.
MOST truly, r.V. DUBots
nee ao'erusemeh'' ke2w4
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THE LIFE OF JOHN BROWN.
BY JAMES REpPATH.
ONE LARGE VOLUME 400 PAGEs) HANDSOMELY BOUND,
EhBELLlsHED WITH AN ACCURATE STEEL PLATE
EHeRAvING OF THE OLD HERO, AND OTHER
WISE ILLUSTRATED.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
BY JAMES REpPATH.

This Book, written by his own companion and
compatriotin Kansas, is certified 10 by Mrs. BroDn
as The only authentic history Of her hHsbqnd's Ef
aud deeds. 1t also contains full account of the
EXECUTION Of his HARPER'S FERRY Com.
rudes, rendering it a volume OF PERMANENT VALUE
as well as THRILLING INTEREST.
UJ'A liberal percenag Of the profits OF the
Work will beSgiven to the Family of John Brown.
This Book WW not be for sale in the Bookstores,
aud can only be procured ofagents. Agents want.
cd TO canvass in Geaugu and Medina Counties to
whom exclusive territory will be gwen. Address
WIN. /. MARSHALL, Conneaut, o.,
General Agent Tor Geauga and Medina Counties.
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es~ The Governors Of tho States Of the
Union, including the Governors elect of
Kansas, are l6 Democrats, l6 Republicans,
aud two, in Texas and Maryland, Americans.
The Democratic Governors are in thirteen
slave holding States and thrco FREQ States.
The Republicans are, of course, all in the
free States.
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GARLlCK g. WILDER'S
Improved Patent FENCE,

THE Undersigned, owner of the right for lake
l. and Geauga Counties, would call the atten
uon OF Farmers to the merits of this new Fence
It's suitable for oil purposes to which fences are
applied, and is the best now in use Anv jntor.
nation respecting it may be obtained from Thorn.
as Meicalt or .. p. Newcomb, of this place; and
asample may be seen on the Public SQUARE nenr
Mr.. Chnse's Hotel, 1t Is sold at such reasonable
give good satisfaction. The UNDERSIGNED will
soon have an agent in this Race.
G. G. CRANSToN.
Chsrdon, DeeembsS 22d, 1859. bIeI
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recommended.
lthas cured thousundsz within the last 2 yeurs
who had given up al7 hopes of relief rs III,
numerous unsolicited : certificates in my pos
session show. Il
he d oso must be- ndapted to the temper
onent OF the Individually taking it, and used il
such quantities as 10 uctlS gently on the bowels
Let the dictates OF - your judgment guild,
you in the use OF the : LIVER INVIGOR.
AIOt, and IL will cure Liver o ~ :
plaints, Bilious At tncks, Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiarThoea, = summer con, piauts
Dysentery, DrOpSy I Sour Stomach, ua-
Dltual COstlycnesS. ChOIi e cholera,
no era MoIbus, Cholera In famtum.
Fiatulehce, Jaun-I - dice, Female Weak
nesSes, and may beI-s used successfully as on
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE, twill
cure SICK HEADACHE, las thousands cnu ,es
tiyl IN TWENTY MINUTES, If TWO OR
THREE TEASPOONFULLS ARE TAKEN
at commencement Of attack
All who use it are giving their testimony in its
favor.
9~y Mix water in the mouth with INVlGORA.
TOR, aud sw allow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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S A N F FORD'S
Family Catharlic Pills,

COMfOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Erirlcts and nut I'D in Gla,
CdseI. Atr Tight, aud wW keep in any climate
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL isa gen
tie but active Cnihartic, which the Proprietor ha
used in his practice for more than twenty years
The constantly in.', Jcreasng demand from
those who have .ong fused tho PILLS and III,
satisfaction which a express in regard L
their use, h as induced = lme to place them with
in the reach OF ul. -
The Profession well. know that different
Cahurilcs act on differ 5ent portions OF the bow
els.
The FAMILY c A. 3{THARTIC PILL
has, with due reference. TO this well established
TACT, been compounded : from a variety of the
purest Vegetable K =. tracts, which act alike
on exery part ot the al : ,imentary canal a n d
are GOOD nud SAFElE u all cases where a
Cathartic is needed, and q such as DERANGE.
MEN rs OF THEIS STOMACH, SLEEP
MESS, PAINS IN THE BACK and LOINS,
COSTlVENESS, PAL IN AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, from sudden cold,
which frequently, if neglected, ended in long
course OF Fever. Los S OF APPETITE, u
GRE EPING SENSATION OF COLD OVER
THE BODY, ,RESTLESSNESS, HEADACHE,
or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD D, oil Inflammation
Diseases, Worms in Children or Aduhs, Rheu-
matism, great Purifier Of the Blood. and other
diseases 10 which flesh is heir, too numerous 10
mention in this advertisement Dose TO 3.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
pyThe Liver Invigorntnr and Family Cathar.
tic Pills are retniIed by Druggists generally, and
sold wholesale by the Trade in nll the large towns
s. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer ana Proprietor,
3o5 Broadway, New York.
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Probate Notice.

GILBERT TRACY, Administrator of
" the estate of Evandor Tracy deceased,
A. II. Thrasher and Susan Gotham, Admin
istrators OF tho estate of A. ii. Gotham, de-
ceased, II. II. Ford, Administrator of the
estate of Joseph TomIinson. deceased. Ben
jamin Bidlako. guardian of Orrin G. Peck. q
minor, and John Sidley, guardian of William
Sidloy. Jr., lunatic, have sevorally filed
their accounts in the Probate Office of
Geauga County, Ohio,f for settlement, which
accounts will be for hearing in the Probate
Court Of said County. at the Probate Office
in Chardon, on the 18th day of February
next, at ten o'clock A. NJ, until which time
all interested may except.
M. @. CANFIELD. Probate Judge.
Chardon, Jan, Goth, 1860. 623w3
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com. 4.
"A missioners of Geauga County. ut their Meet.
ing to be held on the first Monday of March next,
praying for the re-estnblishment OF that part OF tine
road leading from A. c. Waters, to Parkman vii.
lage, which was altered by the Board of Commis-
sioners, at their December meeting, A. D.. 1858,
on the Petition of w. S. Burton and others, in
its origninal location and boundaries, or where
said Petition Of w. 8. Burton and Others.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. "a.
The Board Of Agriculture decided to
hold the State Fair at Dayton, from 95tb
TO 28th Sept. next.
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| DR.. Bronson, having been so far reduced by
Consumption, as TO be considered beyond all hope
| oi recovery by the most eminent Of the medical
profession. and also by himself-a regular physi.
clan oi twenty years praclice-ns a last resort,
conceived the idea OF N YZlNG THE
BLOOD, and applying the subject OF Physiology
TO the more immediate connection and efiec, OF
tie state OF the blood upon the health and system
The result has been The production OF this" BLOOD
FOOD" from the use of which DR.. Bronson was
restored 10 perfect heath. Within six months
after its introduction over two thousand consump.
lives were effectnalIy cured by it. II You have
any complaints ola consumptive tendency. Cough,
Cold, HeddGche, PaipiiatiGH Of tie Heart, Lass
Of Appetih, or Pain "a The Side, lose no time in
procuring bottle OF the "BLOOD FOOD" II
you are suffering from Nervous Debilify or your
steep ls BROKEN and disturbed, if your SDiriis are
Depressed, or your Organs reiared you will find in
this an unIallng remedy, by commencing with
ten drops. II your Lirer is torpid or diseased in
any manner whatever, one or tDo b0tlieS will be
sure to invgoraIe ana bring it into lively and
henthlul action In the most inveterute cases of
Dyspepsia, the patient can here find the most eff
cent and grateful relief A benefit is always ex
periencei after taking only one bottle. In Male
or Female Complaints and lFeakuesses, the suf.
'erer, after trying other remedies in vain may rest
assured, that certain cure will result from the
use OF tlOa or three bottles. The "BLOODFOODn
is efiecuu in all cases of Eruptions, Sail Rhrum.
ScrQtuiaS and other like complaints. Pale and
emdcintfd chHdren aud adults are Immediately
bencfted by its use, II gives strength TO the body.
and color and beauty 10 the skin. Phwiciaus nj
all schools are using it with wonderful Success.
For tut directions see circulars. Price ST. per
bottie.
Sold by CHURCH& DUPONT, Druggists,
No, SO Maiden Lane,
New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout The
country. 523yl