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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

The NOTORIOUS CAMP.-Camp, the ficer
entrusted by Governor Letcher, Of Virginia,
with the duty of procuring requisition
for and returning Barclay Coppock to that
State, has given conclusive proof that the
etter should be pre6xed to his name
He is certainly great scamp if not trust
worthy officer lhe lat we heard of this
distinguished Virginia official is, that he has
taken French leave Of his landlord, Mr.. Ma
son of the Mason House, at Muscatine, and
left the aforesaid landlord 10 whistle for
board bill of $500. This taliies with b
conduct when in this city. During his tho
journ here, he got terrible drunk bns.
Clinton House Saloon, boasted of ttar of
ness in the State, and showed the some of
Gov. Kirkwo0d to Gov Letche; said that
his Democratic admirers. Hans expected
some of these sma ll-fry pQ&ard offered for
to secure part of thereed to accompany
Camp to springdAl!ranted. But in this
requisi.ion be bte'lYointea.-1o'0a City Re.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

the appointment OF our esteemed friend, Geo
w. Kincaid, ESQ.,, upon this Board, which
you will accord with me in saying was a
worthy and judicious selection, and just
tribute to the qualifications of Mr.. kincaid
The appropriation Of $4,000 to this Hospital
passed the House, yesterday.
ANY number of bills of minor Importance
have passed the Senate.
The bill relating to our levee has passed
both houses, but no particular survey ratified.
A bill requiring private bankers and brokers
to give a monthly schedule of their real and
personal property, for better safety to the
public, has just been defeated here.
A bill appropriating $4,000 to the Peni-
tentiary, recommended by Democratic
Investigating Committee, was just lost by one
vote. Tom Drummond chooses to pursue the
Same factious spirit that he did upon the
insane bill, because he can't get what he
wants for his "pet" 'Twould serve him
right to send him home without dollar for
it, for the unsoise and impolitic course he has
pursued, and let him settle with his con-
stituents.
The Senate is very thin, some ten members
having gone home.
The weather still continues dry and warm.
The next State Convention of the Repu5-
lican party will be held Msy 23d, at Iowa City,
Immediately after the National Convention.
The plan is to have our delegates return with
"big guns" to the State Convention. hope,
as the eastern part of the State has thus been
accommodated, that full Convention may
reward the Central Committee.
The most able and creditable number of The
Commonwealth which has yet appeared has
just come to hand. So far as the appearance
of this is concerned, it is certainly far ahead
of the Register. 1t is more in accordance
with the times and Young America"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
Old Burton Awake.

Al meeting Of tho citizcns of Burton.
y. Gaylord, Jr., was chosen Chairman. and
j. NJ. Cook Secretary. A committee, con.
s'stIng of Hon. P. Hitchcock, S. c. Ford
aSa @ n. TalCott, was appointed 10 prepare
Constitution. Thoy reported as tho name,
"Jhe Lincoln Vide .4,edke Club of Burton"
and as tho object, "Tho dissemination of
'oe current political history of the day, and
the moro efficient prosecution Of tho pres.
ent campaign by Increasing tho spread of
EapubiiOan principles aud securing tho full!
Get possible Republican vote at tho coming
Stato and Presidential election"
About twenty sguod the Constitution.
and permanently organized by choosing S.
y Ford, Prosiden'; c. II Ta'cott, Secretary:
u Taylor, Treasurer; Vigilance Commit.
tee OF ono from each sub district in tho
township. II was resolved to raise Il Lin.
coin Polo higher than any othor in tho
County, and committee appointed to
procure tho same, and another to procur,
Speakers for the occasion of its being raised
A motion was carried, iastructing tb,
Secretary, to send notice of tho moetuo
to the CteUctdnd HrraM and Jftrsoaia1
Democrat for publication, and adj ournet
to moot on Friday Eve. Sept. 7,h.
G. H. TALCOTT, Secretary.
BuRToN, Sept. lst, 1860.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
The Scandinavian Fills and Purifier.


DR. c. w, RoBACK, Dear Sir la reply to in
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and the benefit she derived from using lhem,-
She had been suffering from general prostratiou at
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some friend recommended cnurse ri your Scau.
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know many who have used your mdicines.
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:. J. BROWN.
Reverend Samuel J. Brown hus been Il devo ed
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! pubic. ever received tthe ot the commrndalon
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5jGwi,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
THE SKIN

is formed with thousands of pores in every inch
Of surface, whose office it is to carry off the inn
prrilies OF the blood--lhe ncknowl lodged cause OF
all diseases Of munkiud--when the skin is dry
and pnrched--when it is covered with eruptions--
when it is cold and cummy--when there is in
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D5Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by al
dealers in Medicines. 553w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
Important TO Females,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M.

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The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result OF II long aud extensive practice
They are mild in !helr operation, and certain in
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terruptiOu OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
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will bring on the monthly period with regularity
Ladies who have been disappointed. IN the use OF
other Pills can pace tho utmost confidence in DR.
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There is one condition ofhe female system in
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CARRIAGE. Such is tie irresistible tendency
Of the medicine TO rfstors The SCradl nctions 10 a
normal condition. that euen The reprOdHctiUe pOtDer
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SoLp ny ONE DRUGGlsr IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
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5aCy
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IruSSeS.

THE Undersigned is non prepared to
Il ueat all OF the different varielies OF Hernia
or Rupture, tor Radical Cure. More than twenty
years experience, in the treatment OF this disease,
has demonstrO tod to mo that very large proPor'
tion of cases may be cured permanently by proper
treatment, and nlEo that during the progress Of
cure, much less Inconvenience is suffered by the
patient than by those using the ordinary truss. !
now propose 70 devote portion oil my time sspe.
cialIy 20 the treatment Of this disease, and will be
found at nay Office, next door south OF the Disei'
pIes' Church, in Chardon. on Saturday afternoon
Of each week, and also at other times, when not
absent on other business. will be hnppy to wait
upon all such as may give me call.
l.. A. HAMILTON, NJ. d.
Chardon, May 18th, 1860. 9soyi
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07

EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoyment OF
perfect health frequently have need TO have re-
course TO tonics Us preventives Of disease. We
are never too well.armed against the assaults Of
,'lhe ills thut flesh is heir to-" Such an invigura-
TOR they may find in HOSTETTER'SB BlTTERS,
q medicine that cannot bo taken regularly without
giving vitality nTd elasticity to the system. Al
This season, particularly. the strongest man Is not
proc! against the msl0ria, in certain sections OF
The country In all cases Of fever and aglle the
BITTERs is more potent thun any amount OF qui-
nine, while the most dangerous cases OF Dillious
fever yield to its wonderful properties Those
who have tried tho medicine will never use any
other for any of the ailments which the HosTFTER
BITTERs profess 10 suLdue. To those who have
not made the experiment, we cordially recon.
mend an early application TO the Bitters when
ever they stricken by diseases OF the digestive
organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
OsJSee advertisement in another column.
553w4
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NOTICE

THE u. S OF AMERICA. U. S. Circt Court
Northern District otO Ohio, J
Edwin Ludlow, trustee and
complainant,
UsTsHs In Chancery.
The Clinton Line Rail Road
Company and Patrick Law.
in. defendants
PURSUANT 10 an nins order OF sale TO me di-
L reced from the Court above named, in the
ease above entitled, pending in suid Court, shaH
offer for snle at pubic auction, at the door OF the
public house, called the Mansion House, !" in the
viiuge and town Of Hudson, Summit County, O.,
On The EierenM doy IF October. 1860,
at O'Clock p. NJ. of that day. the following de-
scribod premises and property Of the Clinton Line
Rail Road Company, situate and being IN the
Counties Of Summit, Portage, Geauga and lrum.
buN, in the State aforesaid, viz The Rail road oil
said Company-the Right Of Way and land occu:
pied thereby. together with he superstrHcture and
track thereon; and all rails. and tho materials
used thereon, or provided therefor; tho bridges,
viaducts, cuverts, fences, depot grounds and
buildings thereon; engines, tenders, cars, tools,
materials machinery. and al other personal prop.
eriy, lnciudng a quantity Of stone, both dressed
and undressedD OF the taid Clinton Line Rail
Road Company; and oil snid Compauy's right
thereto and IN lerest therein; together with tho
tolls rents and income hC had or levied there.
from; and all franchises, rights and privileges OF
the said Company,..to or concerning The same.
The real estate and mixed property are np'
prased at sevcntythousnnd dollars
WIN. COLLINS, Special Master, &c.
RANNEY, BACKUS g. NOBLE, and
WOTHlNGTON & MATTHEW'S,
Solicitors for Complainant.
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HOME DEPA RIM ENT.
The Republican club Meetinp.

Ono of tho bost meetings Of tue Ropubl-
can Club was that of last Saturday evening.
A largo and attentive audience wore out.
the Band played unusually wcll, and Mr.. c.
II. Branscomb, of st Louis, who addressed
the Club, made an cScollont speech. Tho
principal object of the speaker was to MAKE o
clear the duty of tho people in regard to
Slavery. He showed tho dcgonoracy of tho
Democratic party 10 glorIng colors, and the
Little Giant, of course, received q good
share Of bis attention.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07

THE DRoUGnT IN KANsAs.-Our Kan
sas correspondent gives a gloomy account
OF The condition OF affairs in that unfor
tuuate Territory, resulting from the long
continued drought. Up to the Goth oi
August, the Inhabitants had been endeav-
oring. by renewing the seed, to insure
some semblance of crops, but they had
been unsuccessful, everything being dried
up and killed as often as the trial was
made. The season is now 100 far ad-
vanced for them TO hope for success, even
should there be rain, and great amount
OF suffering is expected TO result. There
are some small districts, however, where
the drought has not been SO severe. where
sSanty crops may be'obtained, and these
together with the old corn left over from
last year, it is hoped, will be sufficient t'
keep the inhabitants from absolute starya
uol.-New York Times.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
Lincoln Club in Trov.

A Lincoln Club was formed in Troy, on
the evening of August 9Th, ut which tho
following officers wore elected President,
s. p. MerrifiolI; Vice President, G. W.
Dean; Recording Secretary, w. f. Pratt
Corresponding Secretary, f, A. Clary ;
Treasurer, IL NJ. IIorvey. The Club meets
every Monday evening. at the Center Schoo
House. W. +. rRATT, Secretary.
Troy, Sept. lst, 1860.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07

Mr.. Wheelock, of this village, showed us
stalk of Timothy which measured f. We feet and
eight inches in length, exceeding anything cl the
Kind we have yet seen. The season has been
very favorable to the growth OF various kinds OF
seed, and especially timothy. which promises an
abundant harvest,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07

H5> We sro requested to state that the
Universalists will hold u meeting in this
village, on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept
10Th and 2oth, commencing at o'clock p
NJ, on Wednesday, Sept l9th. Rows. Will
son and Sibbort are expected to be present.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
Lake County Horse Fair.

Tho PdiRsciHe Press SAYS:
Tho First Annual Fair of tho Lake
County Horse Fair Association commenced
on tho Fair grounds, noar this village, on
"Wednesday last, aud closed on Thursday
night Tho attendance was large tho show
OF horses excellent, and everything passed.
off pleasantly. The whole affair may 30 set
down as decided success in every respect
A PoLrr1cAL TEXT Book FOR 1861
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in the Territories, and of the action OF
Congress MS to the Freedom OF the Public
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and letters OF Messrs. Lincoln, Douglas
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LIVES AND SPEECHES or ABRAHAM LINCOLN
AND HANNIBAL lIAMLIN. Columbus Fol-
lott, Foster & Co. Prico 81 90.
This is neat octave volume of 406 pages,
illustrated with an excellent engraving OF
oloh of the Republican nominees, and OF
the Wigwan at Chicago. In addition to
the life of Lincoln, by VIM. D. Howols, late
of tho Ohio State Journal. and of IIamlin
by john l.. Hayes, both of which are written
in au attractive style, 1t contains full ac-
count of tho Chicago Convention, including
the Republican Platform. Ballots for tho
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of Mn Browning, and President Ashnun'f
Valodictory. We do not believe that fulor
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Tavern for Sale.

TNHe Tavern, so we'll known as the Parker
i Tavern, is now offered for sale on very rea-
sonable terms. Connected with the Tavern Is Is
acres OF choice land, good orchard and plenty
Of good spring water. For particulars enquire Of
Il. HERRICK,
|55sw6 Newbury Center, o,
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JoHysToN, Ohio, Nay 10Th, 1860.

IoHysToN, Ohio, Nay 10Th, 1860.
w L. PoRTER, Dedr Srs--This is To certify
that we have used your Cure oi Pain with great
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think it is sure cure il rightly used.
w ". ia NlESON
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CLARION; $. Moody, Painesvllc; Boushlon, Ford
" Co, Burton; Bishop & Sperry, Middlcticd; A.
Hunt, Russell A. Fling, Fowler's Mills A.
Mathews, NeHbnry; Wells, ParkmaH re-
Clafilon.
w l.. PORTER, Proprietor,
BunIysburg, Geauga Co, o.
blnYI
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MARRIED.

In Nnwhurv. on Sunday of ,hi, week dauGh.
ter 10 Stephen b, and Martha hiller.
~>>~'~o"cUNc =, - IT1T|">|>>>|~o>|~
,c,,. ~, ~, "a tan,I, t', h., pov II A.
s,rarns' m r"v Wr, iUTiiIER FiTCII' Of Banbiidge,
aud ARA Nj MIA HAR NON, OF Auburn.
In CInridon. sep,cmber Ist, hy Rev. A..
Williams, Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS and
Miss SARAH l.. MINER.
= - 0''>'N"N-
T., ,,;., c.oo, County Wisconsin JuIv 2s,h
Nrs DORGAS Hazel ~ aged 6 years. wife OF
Reuben Iinzen, formerly a Munson, and one of
The first settlers oi that tdwn.
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.asr Dr.. S. G Clark will be at tho Hotel
OF Mr.. Chaso, in this village, on Sunday
next, tho 9th inst.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07

2s-See Advertisement OF Snnfords Liy-
er lnvigorator and Family Cathartic Pills,
in another column,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07

STATE OF OHIO, Gil: In Court oi Common
AUGA COUNTY, SIS. ! Pleas
rs. Notice.
Nancy L. Dimock.
nj ANCY l.. DlMOCK is notified that Elbridge
N s. Dimock did, on the 9Olh day Of July, A.
D. 1860. file his petition in the Office of the Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pless within and for the
County Of Geauga and State Of Ohio, charging
the said Nancy L. Dimock with williully absent.
ing hersell from the said plaintiff, and nskug that
she NAV be divorced from the said Nancy l.. Dim
ock, which petition will be heard at the next tern.
of said Court, commencing on the 22nd day oil
October next, BISSELL g. TINKER,
Attorneys.
July 3Oth, 1860 '9'lwS
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To Persons out of Employment.

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
N ERIE SEWING MACHINE. Wo will give
a Commission, or wages at $40 per month,
and expenses paid. This is q new Machine
and so simple in its construction that child
of 10 years can learn to operate il by half
an hours instruction. Ii is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in uso, and the
price is but Fifteen Dollars.
J.N. BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company.
652W6 Milan, Ohio.
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STATEOF OHIO, GE-
AUGA COUNTY.
Mary E, Lorabee
against
In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas.
Petition for divorce.

THE said defendant il hereby notified that the
| said plaintiff on the 10Th day OF August, 1850,
filed in said Court her petition against him, pray
ing for divorce on the ground Of wilfnl absence
for more than three yeaIs. Said petition also
prays that Tie name Of said Mary e, Larnbee be
changed TO her maiden name OF Mary q. Jack
son. Said petition will he Tor hearing at the next
term of said Court, to he held al Chardon in said
County, OH the 92nd day Of October next.
CANFIELD g. FRENCH
Auys for plaintiff.
chordon AupuAt l1th, 1860. 553w6
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