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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08
uEAITH OF AMERICAN womEN,

IL From Tie ". Y Daily Nrps [Editorial.I
We desire to call attention to a letter from Dr.
Joshua +. Bridge, on - Health Of American Wo.
men," in another column. He res,s the subjes,
in on able manner, and his skill and medical iuda
ment may be relied upon.
from ne Aibany Evening E-prs~
MaTshall's Uterine Cutholicon has proved 10 Be
fully as valuable as it is claimed 10 Be in manY
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and o,herS
DIR. Bridge is regular physician OF very fine at
tninmen,s, n man Of great judgment and discrimk
nation, judicions and highly successful prneti-
TONER, In nl diseases, especially those Of women
and children.
From Physic,ass.
Marshail's Uterine Catholicon will certainly
cure all the diseases for which il is recommended
In the worst cases have ever met with, Mas,
shall's Uterine Cathocon is q certain and safe
| remedy
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoEICoN
Is unhesitalingly Offered asa reliable remedy foy
liable, and which gradually affect The mind as well
as the body, so that TO think, talk or work be-
comes alike source OF suffering If not an impos.
sibilty Among other complaints !or which ihs
Cniholicon is q remedy is ;he Falling Of the Womb.
Whites. Suppressed, Irregular OF Painful Men.
situation, Bloa. ling. lnfinmmations ond Diseases
OF the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention OF
lncon'inence Of Urine, Heartburn. Costiyensss.
fan,ings Pppi'a,Ons Cramps
pathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any o! the above
symptoms, or with spine, Ever or lung complaints.
are invited to address DR.. BRIDGE, with full con.
filenco ,hnt they will find relief. Morshas U,sr.
Inc Catholicon is no, quack medicine, bu, its in.
| gredients have been made known 10 the Medical
College, and they are at the service Of any rsspees
able physician in the country.
| The price Of Marskaus Uterias CaiAsiieos D.
One Dollar aud a HaD per Single Bottle.
| WEST BEproRD, Coshocton Co, May II, Issa
Mr. IL. b. Kingsley, Sir,-l have been selling
the medicines Of the GTafienberg Company los he
last Ten yenre, and have invariably found them 20
give good satisfaction and the pills have sold 10
good many families as regularly as their Tea and
| coffee, and with my trade they become q staple
article. Marshall's Uterine Caiholicon is . medi.
cine that has done great amount OF good IN fs.
male diseases. One lady sold 1t to told me shs
had received more benefit from one bottle then shS
did from long course Of medical treatment BY tbs
most skilful physicians.
Yours Iuly, JAMES WILSON,
January lst, 1858.
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For balance due e. Harrington & Co, on
contract, for building lock number eight,
north Of Laramie Summit, 10 1858, the sum
Of two thousand nine hundred aud seventy
nine dollars and nineteen cents
For the payment Of claims for damages
TO lands on the borders of the Mercor coun-
ty reservoir, the sum Of two thousand dol
lars;
For the payment of the salaries Of resi-
don't engineers, tho sum of seven thousand
fivo hundred dollars
For incidental expenses Of the Office oi
tho board Of public works, tho SUN of one
thousand FIVE hundred dollars
And for payment Of the salary OF tho SEQ
rotary of said board, the sum Of one thou.
sand dollars-suhject to tho check Of the
President Of said board:
For the payment Of tho salaries OF the
mombors OF the board of public works, to
be drawn on tho warrant Of tho auditor oil
state, tho sum Of four thousand fvo hun.
drod dollars. Provided, however,. that tho
whole amount extended OH the public works
before mentioned; during tho fiscal year
onding November 10. 1860, and the frat
quarter of tho year 1861. shall not cxcood
tho gross receipts from the revenues of tho
public works by sum greater than an aver
ago Of two thousand dollars per month.
See. 2. This net shall be in force on and
after its passage.
RICHARD G PARSONS,
Speaker Of the Housr of Representatives..
ROBERT q. KIRK,
Presitsnt Of the Senate.
Passed March 20, 1860.
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N arrived at WILKINS ~ kELEY'6.
Jan, goth, 1860, S2su
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08

mo. 42.1 AN ACT
To amend section four hundred and soven-
teen of an Act entitled "nn Act to estab-
lsh Code of Civil Procedure" passed
March IL, 1853.
Section l. Be ii enacted BY the General ifs
sembiy Of Mt State Of Ohio, That section
four hundred aud seventeen of the above
recited act bc SO amended as to read as fol-
lows Section 4l7. Ifa judgment become
dormant, il may be revived in tho same
manner us is prescribed for reviving actions
before judgment; and when the plaintiff to
such dormant judgment. his agent or attor-
ney, shall make any affidavit that tho de-
foDdant is n nonresident of the state, and
that such judgment remains unsa'ishcd, In
whole or IN part, with statomont OF tho
amount owing theroon,a notice may DO pub
lished for six consecutive weeks. as provided
by section soyenty-two, notifying him TO ap-
pear at day therein named, not less than
ten days after publication is complete, and
show cause why judgment shall not be re.
vived against him and II sufficient cause be
shown to tho contrary, tho judgment shall
stani revived for the amount which the
court shall find to remain duo and nnsatib-
fled upon such judgment; provided, that IN
all casos wherein service may bo made by
publication, personal service OF copy oi
tho OF dor may be made Ou. of the state.
Sec. 2. Original section four hundred
and seventeen Is hereby repealed, and thit
net to tnke effect from and aftor its passage
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERTO. KIRK.
President Of .he Senate.
March 10, 1860.
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SPRING STOCK OF
r Q a dy- Ma d Q Clothing
NOW READY.


SPRING STOCK OF
FINE BLACK DRESS COATS
SPRING s'rocK OF BUSINESS COATS.
SPRING STOCK OF
SPRING STOCK OF q.
NEW STYLES CASHMERE PANTS.
SPRING STOCK OF
NEW STYLES SILK & SATIN VESTS.
SPRING STOCK OF
CASHMERE & BUSINESS VESTS,
SPRING STOCK OF soFTHATs.
SPRING STOCK OF
NEW STYLES DRESS HATS.
SPRING STOCK OF MEMS & BOYS CAPS.
SPRING STOCK OF
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
SPRING STOCK OF
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of the
last six years, we have determined TO merit no,
only u continuance, but o
Large InOreaEs Of Business,
by furnishing for the inspection Of our patrons
A Very Large stock and Complete AS
s0rtment
Of oil articles usually found In
A First Glass Clothing and Hat Store,
and at the
POSSIBLE CASH PRICES,
EMPORIUM CLOTHING ROOMS,
wILCox's BLOCK.
L. A. PORTER.
Painesville, April. 6. 1860. 3S4ms
LNRESH and WATER LIME at
Il HALL g. FREEMAN
AptillSlh, 1860, 695
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Passed March "a, 1860.
AN ACT

mo. Ssl AN ACT
To more effectually protect wool growers
against loss by Dogs.
Section. l. Be il enacted by tho General
Assembly Of The State Of Ohio. That cvory
person owning, harboring or keeping any
dog, shall DO liable to tho party injured Cor
oil damage done by such dog; and it shall
bo lawful for any person to kill or cause to
be killed any dog or dogs which he may find
roaming at large on his promises without
the presence Of the owner or keeper of such
dog. And ii shall further be lawful for any
person at any time to kill or cause TO be
killed any dog which may be or may have
been found killing, worrying or injuring any
sheep or lambs.
Soc 2. Tho act entitled "an net for the
protection of Sheep" passed April %, 1859,
is hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be
10 force from and aftor Its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
ROBERTO. KIRK.
President Of tks Ssaals.
Passed March "a, 1860.
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mo. ISL AN ACT
Making appropriations for tho Maintenance
and Repair of the Public Works for the
fiscal year ending November Is, 1860, and
for tho quarter ending February Is. 1861
Section /. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly Of The State Of Ohio, That thore
Is hereby appropriated out OF any moneys
in the state treasury, for general revenue
purposes, to be paid out on the check of the
member OF the bocrd Of public works who
may have charge Of tue respective portions
of tho public works for which appropriations
uro made, rs follows:
For general superintondence construction
aud repairs on tho northern portion Of the
Ohio Canal, from Cleveland TO the Licking
dam. for the fiscal year ondiug November 10,
1860. tho SUN of fifty. five thousand dollars !
For tho quarter ending February 10, 1861,
the sum of eight thousand dollars
On the Walhonding Canal for the fiscal
year ending November 10, 1860, the sum OF
three thousand dollars;
For the quarter ending February Is. 1851
tho sum of Ave hundred dollars;
For building Sandy and Boayor aquoduct,
elovon Thousand dollars;
For general superintendence, construction
and repairs on tho southern portion of the
Ohio Canal. from tho Licking dam to Ports.
mouth. for tho fiscal year ending November
Is, 1860. tho sum of hfty'eight thousand
dollars;
For tho quarter ending February Is, 1861
the sum of ten thousand dollarsj
On tho Hooking Canal, for tho fiscal year
ending November 10, 1860, tho sum Of
twelve thousand seven hundred dollars;
For the quarter ending February 10, -S6l
the sum Of two thousand dollars;
On the Muskingum Improvement. for the
fiscal year ending November ID. 1850, the
sum OF thiTty-four thousand dollaTsi and
for tho improvement Of tho mouth of the
Muskingum river, two thousand dollars;
For tho quarter ending February Is
1851, the sum of four thousand dollars;
For tho payment Of forriago, or bridge
toll, al Portsmouth, the sum of six hundred
dollars;
For the payment OF iudebtednoss incurred
prior to February Is, 1860, the sum of one
thousand dollarsi
For general supetintendence, construc-
ton and repairs. on tho Miami and Eric
Canal, from Cincinnati 70 Toledo, for tho
fiscal year ending November 10, 1850, the
sum of ninety thousand dollars;
For the quarter ending February 10,
1861, tho sum OF fifteen thousand dollars;
On tho Western Reserve and Maumeo
road for the fiscal year ending November
To- 1860, the sam of FIVE thousand dollars
For the quarter Guiding February l5,ls6l,
the sum OF ono thousand dollars
For completion of contract with James
Pordy at Glead aide cut, the sum of two
| thousand dollars;
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mo. 1891 AN ACT

lNo. lU3. AN ACF
To provide for the confinement Of Prisoners
under the laws Of the United States, in
the JAils of this State, and TO repeal cer-
tain Acts therein mentioned.
Section I. Be it enacted BY the General
-Asssmbly Of hs Slate Of Ohio. That the
sheriff or the keeper Of every jail in any
county Of this State shall be and ho Is here
BY authorised aud required to receive all
prisoners charged with crime committed TO
his custody by tho authority Of the United
States. and to keep them safely until dis
charged by due course of the laws of tho
samej and If any sheriff or jailor shall neg
lect or refuse 10 perform the services aud
duties required of him by this act, or shall
offend IN the premises. he shall DO liable to
the like penalties. forfeitures and actions as
if such prisoner or prisoners had been com.
mitted under the Authority OF this Stale I;
provided that every prisoner who shal! be
committed for any offense by the authority
Of the Uaited States. shall be supported at
the expense Of the sRmo during his or her
confinement in said jail, and no greater
compensation shall DO charged by any sheriff
or keeper of any Jail for the subsistence OF
said United States prisoners, than is author
Ised by Law to be charged for tho subsist-
enee of State prisoners; provided also, that
the commissioners Of any county in which
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08
GEAUGA COUNTY
SSRu~uJAaa
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, oHARDoS, Ono,

JOHN FRENCH, PRESIDENT.
ALFRED PhELSS, SECRETARY.
This we'll known company continues to
the property Of Geauga County, at ~
LOW RATES as SOipeney i0in permit.
BY It's Act OF fIncorpora lion, Property outside Of
Geauga County, Cannot be Insured in this
Company, thus entirely obviaing tho obiec.
lions 10 Mutual Companies. as commonly organ
ized, that Insure all over tho country.
Those who wish TO be made Safe against Loss
by Fire. will do we'll to
ANsurc in this Company.
DcTFoT farther particulars call on
T. v. CANFlELD, General Agent.
Chardon, Ohio.
5len
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CLEV Ell A ND
WOOL DEPOT.

IIovo been established over seven years, and
are well and fa, orably known to all the leading
manufacturers OF New England. TAis fact has
enubled us to procure orders Tor
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08

DR.. Morse,s IndiaR Root Pills are sold by
A. COOK, Chardon, Ohio; johnson & Tulte
Burton John M. Mayhem, Auburn; Anson
Mathews, Newbury; r p. Burnett, Russell; A
NJ. Treat, Bninbridge c. 5. Field, East Claridon
and oil dealers in Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town, village and ham
let in the land. Parties desiring the agency will
address MS above for terms.
Price 25 cents per box; FIVE boxes will be sen,
on receipt Of 81, postage paid. 5l5yl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-11

lls s0eso0aasr-Raposss have been cirra,atAd
.aas wsafde !ce hpas bad naae ! trip "a Lsfay-
etses turned back and vent 10 Galena nrorinc
successful. The fact i that no icc-boat M erer
tssday.-Lansiag kiTes. -
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= l y - S4
The UsE OF STEAM or CoxMoS RoAns.--We
resume comment on this interesting subject Nv
noticing the offer of large engine manufacturing
establishment of New York city to furnish land
steam carriages at . moderate cost. and after !
pattern they have tested, end to warrant an aver.
aye amount Of performance on com,nol reads m
hill and down, At the rate Of twelve miles mr.
hour. y i believed that these common road Ia
eomotives, with wheels properly constructed
would be able to make an equal speed over tho
t'lains; thus bringing San Francisco within about
seven days Of St Joseph, the western terminus
OF the Hannibal end st 10. Railroad. The success
ct recent experiments in tie application Of steam
10 land carriages has brought considerable
number q the first scientific and practical men
in New York and Philadelphia, and il Lon
don, Eagland, 70 the soDolpsion that the uss of
steam Oh common roads i Only question Of
ttIne ast@HassQ ssSs# a.se Esa# - fst #sss#.
the adverse argument, based on the existence
q Dad roads is efectually disposed 0f by tie fact
ahaf steam piows have been run over sround To
SOFT 70 allow Of the use thereon Of horses. Tho
soooDlosasc part Of faEkes steam plOv so thorough
" tried on the pFairies Of Illinois last snn,mer v
was c0mplete succesR the machine nass;n-
readily over the saloaghyv ground, and ascendne
ana desoandirg grade Of one foot in tn. Tisi.
tors 70 New York City are becoming fanili.rised
g ne novemeat ofsteam Gro engines pronellin1
spemseeveas rapidly Through the streets, md tDrn.
1e sFrcet eernera With marvellous sr,ced and
vssnoat essistaree from aay motor but starm.
We haxe already cited Tie performance n ~
caeam kare Engine which, last fa, In yolsaI IA
aiesence between New York CITY and Phiieiel.
pnis, w,saept aeo1enG ard at seacd e Orc -.
mises par honrr Gincinpati Con s ~ s's-7 = q
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DIED.
At hcr residence In Huron township Dcs Ments ecanv,
sr.s9fnary REBECCA, wife cf John =. pcltee, w.
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RA4V0&6WAMAD UE TINE @UABkO OF
ss SV eo8S EDUCAT1OM. 9&fsS6 Gs4 re
Board met At the secretary's Office, Feb. Eth,
1850, pursuant to adjournment, 49, 49, 49,
Present-Nessra Salter, Tenhle, Carpenter,
Parsons, Cone and Sales. vi ias6aH sas
! Absent-Mr Cock. hs'4 -, f@fs ;
The proceedings Of the previous meeting were
read and approved. as aaf4s s8 eJs] = san
Reports from the Principals If the North and
South H.ll Schools were severally read, both Of
which represented the schools to be in . pros
porous condition, and sasksd the Board TO adopt
: rule requiring written excuses from, parents or
guardians for absence or tardiness Of children.
NJ. Salter presented the following resolution.
which vas adopted BY The Board, via: s n
Resolved, Thai teachers Be authorixed to re-
quire in all practicable cases, written excuses
from parents for absence or tariness of children.
The Secretary was requested to inform the
teacher in Dutch Town school THAI the Board
desired monthly reports - 70 condition &C the
school under his charge. 49, .,.3 s,s
Ar, Cosse offered the following resolution,
which was adopted: a.s 81. :
\, Resolved, That, the Principals a. the several
schools BE- empowered to pssscribe the studies
for each pupil ON entering the department to
which he i assigned, and % change the same at
hia discretinn
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= sss accepted and ccanmiisoe sppcini,
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The first express to California win eaels,
venworth 4th April, and win run ever vrs-r,
mail route TO Salt Lake. thence by Capt sins
sons road direct to Sacramento Cir The a.
jcstors arc. confident ef reachidg Sacramento 4
eight days, and before the 1t II June, By vhitl
time the line will DC thoroughly organized. Thfv
expect TO deliver dispatches at the terminus I
tho telegraph line in Carson Valley in six da,,
from Lcavcnworth, which will bring san Fr,n
cisco within weeks communication with M
York to perform the trip in eight days.
I The proprietors estimate that they win H.,
to accomplish a maxiinu speed Of eight miles \,
hour, which they are determined to effect N
are purchasing 500 choice horses in addition |,
the stock already Oil the route.
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ticic ct last evening says the Funds were restrain
Cd from recovery by the continued drain Of gold
coupled with the confirmation Of rumor tha
the Bank of England has been selling stock.
Consois. after declining I, closed same as vcster
day. There was good demand for money a,
24C93 per cent. for best bills, but not the slight
est pressure at the Bank. The amount Of bust
Ecss was moderate, The Withdrawals of con
from the Bank to-day for the conrinens. py4nct
pailF 70 pay for SILVER was s96,00D, making al
aggregate Of fs4s,0O since last Wednesday
The Times city article of last evening sa,,s N,
fairness in the Paris Bourse, and the fact III IN
hing OF Naples having dissolved his Cabine,
rather than abandon project for armed inter
ference in favor Of the Pope, coupled with III
notification that the report Of Verona hayine
been placed in a state Of siege is merely prc,na.
ture, also produced a feeling Of acknowledgment
: ......4s 5.t... ..'' Washington, Feb. !.
The Charleston Courier al Ssturdag gs.or,,
the death Of Rev. Cranmore Wallace formeri,
81 New England, an eminent Episcopal clergy
man. a4 a17@ -
s5.a.#s. Canaan. Feb A
Milton Motel; Barnard & Cos. store: johnson.
new store; y Blacksmith shop and several mail
buildings were DESTROYED BIZ fire last NIGHT TO-
5000 partially insured lsg 100
Richmond, Va, Feb. g.
The Court Of Appeals to-day decided t.e lone
pending case Of theFredricksburr and Potoamc
x Z. " the Virginia Central n. h. fayorahlv u
INC former involving half million dollars. =
Melloy's Station, Mo-. Feb. q
Inc overland mail, with San Francisco d,,.s
20 me 10th, psssed here about midnight
me outward bound mail of Dec. 10Th tool IL
,efs rom New York 10 San Francisco in twentv
days, and teIegraphic ncws tror, ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08

Tbe following Raments stations d officers q the
MEDICAL staff have boen ordered by the War Departent:
Surgeon c. McDcngah 70 West Point, N. Y; Surgeon NJ.
s Jarvis 70 Baltimore, Md Surgeon P. Moore 20 Ne
Orleans. In Surgeon e. II. Abadie 70 San Antonio,
Texas Surgeon Aoadic s directed to repair with little
delay a. practcabsc 70 his station e Texas ana
tie duties Of medical director Of that department
Board Of Oeoers, consisting Of Captain +. Gardner,
Tenth infantry Lieutenant NJ Moore First dragoons
Lieutenant ID Anderson First artillery; IieUsenaut j.
H Taylor First cavalry and Lieutenant E. p Alexander
Corps Of Engineers hss been ordered TO assesb the
Washington Arsenal District Of Coumba Tor the exami
and riaa Of the different kiads Of arms which
have been MADE purchased blythe War Department for
the military service 10 aid the Board, well - fur.
pebipg UNIFORM and practical test detachment
Of sergeant end ensprya4es - ordered from Fort Mon
Washington Arsenal 70 do the firing under the su
perveion aad direcssu Of the Bserd
Assistant Surgeon I II Williams has been ordered 10
repair to Fort Arbsse, G. N ,end relieve Assistant Sur
geon J. J. GNe0sen u his daties at that citation aNer
which officer viii proceed the headouartcrs or
the Department Of Tex and report for duty the cen
mander thereof.