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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
Correspondence t,Le J:6ersoTion DemOcvot
From Northwestern Ohio.
REMoNT, Stubon Co.. Ind,
Sent. 25th, 1860.

Fremont, Stubon Co.. Ind,
Sept. 25th. 1860.
EDrToR DfNocRAT AS tho train that
brought US to Toledo, few days since,
cano hurryirg onward, man. passing
through the cars. called out, "Hho do you
rSe Cor.-Lincoln or Douglas. Breckenridge
or Bell, or General JGrkson p Returning,
he declared of as follows: For Boil, b;
Breckinridgo D; Douglas SO Lincoln, sS;
giving Lincoln q majority of 81 over az the
other candidates. Many of the Republicans
in this, and tho adjoining countios of Fulton
and Williams in Ohil, live in tho woods, but,
pioneers as thcy are. are aivo, and will roll
up their IN ority for Lincoln next Novem.
Dor, 10 a proportion "lulIy in keeping with
tho tbovo figures.
Through these counties. nico farms arc
being oponed up, and yet tho log cabins OF
fifteen yoats ago stand MS fholtr and pro
lection 10 pAa,'y family, and beside them,
rltcn rising, are ,arge, nco framed barns
his ye0r fitlod with great loads from the
tarvesI tinlds.
Ia this section Of tho country. the inhn
ence of Ra. Roads is folt. Al tho towns
and villages that arc of any siz,, have growr
along their lines. and in tho country bach
in many of the townships, not tho lens
shadow Of village or a business centor il
TO he seen.
Yot the My CO market made by 'h
Rail Roads for all the products Of tho farm
ora, makes rccompenso for labor, al,
through all ttis wooden country arc well
titled farms and bright homes. The yiolt
of corn is good. Wheat averages near 81
bushels per aero. Tho health Of tho coun
try improves every year. and is hy far bet
tor than lower down on tho Maumeo, wher
the old man" said in early days tho house
shook With ngue. and the worry Ash in th
river had the chills."
Xnura Il
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For the Jcifrrsoninn Democrat.
nz1e. IT..

Inc Geaugl COdntN Free Agricultural
Fair will be holden at Claridon. on Wodncs.
day. Thursday and Friday. Oc'. lOrh. nth
and l2lh, 1860. as appears by tho bills of
the Society. This Society is omrhaticaIly
tho Peoples association. Their Fair is one
for tho masses, to which ali can como, upon
nm independent citizens platform, to sec
what industry, perseverance and skill have
accomplished in the various Industrial pur-
suits oftho community, without being taxed
by nn entrance fee. Thus IL is free So.
cicty, supported by voluntary subscription,
where ono can ace what his ncighbnr or
friend has raised or made, and brought to
tho exhibition. without feeling that property
has been taxed, and funds drawn from the
public Treasury. to pay tho exhibitor
whore there are no police officers, clorks.
seutinols, guards, or other officers. drawing
salaries from the pockets of tho hard laLoring
citizens Of our common County.
II has been eight years since this Society
was organized. Not only its existence. but
n splendid annual Fair. las bccCnc \ fixed
fact" an "uuwrttcn chapter" and still
moro potent ore, in that law in tho hearts
Of the people. us the increased interest in
each annual Fair concIusivoly proves. Some
have looked upon FREQ Fairs" rs an oppo-
sitinn to tho regularly organized ones under
tho lava of the State, and supported in part
by tho fostering caro- of the salno. Such is
not necessarily tho case. Ashtnbula, Cuya.
hoga, Trumbull, and many other counties
have several Societies on tho froo system of
voluntary association. Lot cnch Society
then. pursue its own course, without
aggressive warfare upon others.
The Society has for is uso ono of tho bcst
and most convenient Halls for exhibition in
tho State. Somo important i'm prov oments
have been made this year. to give exhibitors
more room for their productions. A build
lng is erected. and will bo finished, with II
cpmmodous ID ming llali,for the convenohcn
OF tho attendant public on the Fair ground.
Pons will be built Tor iho accommodation OF
stock. 1t NAV be vol for those driving
catt'c, such as nro accustomed to boirg tied
to bring ropes, AS fastening TO posts is often
convenient, and gives animals command
ing position. Tho Executive Committee are
sparihg no pains TO render tho exhibition
pleasant and usotn'. The gontlcmanly
"incers OF tho society VIII greet tho pc 'pl",
and all tho people, with hearty woluome.
ana cillcIentIy prcsevo order and dccorum.
and carry ont the S"clotys programme to
the lettor. Several short speeches, OF some
titocn minutes oach. on Important subjects.
viii be made: Come on. thon. farmers and
mechanics, with your households; bring your
stock, your iruit, your flowers. your manu-.
t"ctured articles Lot tho artist exhibit the
productions OF his skill and ingenuity Lot
"nAtcVnr INDUSTRY, perseverance,. tasto and
"rI 10 AL the various occupations OF life mas
proHncod thar IS useiul or ornamental, that
tends TO improvements, be brought TO the
HtH.
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Sherif'S Proclamation,

T ELIJAH G. WHITE, Sheriff of Gennca
L, CouRty, Ohio, do hereby proclaim and make
known to tie qualified electors of said County. 10
meet at the respective places of holding Election
IN the several townships IN said County, on
Tuesday, tile oh day # Oct., Il. ID. 1860,
and then and there elect, ngreeaby to law, Su
premo Judge Tor said Stale; an Attorney General
l0r s'id State; n Member Of the Board of Public
WorkP; one Representative to Congress for the
ties OF GHnnga, Cuyahoga and Lake; Probate
Judge Tor ticaHgn County; an Auditor for saiI
County; Clerk of the Court Of Common Peas
tor said Conuy; Sheriff for said County; a Cor.
oner irr said County; one Commissioner for said
COUNT; ! Director of lnlrmary for said County;
ana the Trustees OF the scvcra! townships will ro-
;uri with the oil Book Of Election 10 tie Clerk
oi the Court OF Common Pleas of said County, the
names oil suitable persons TO serve ms Jurors lor
me ensuing year, TO wit; Chester, 6, with James
=. Stephenson remaining in tho box; Russell, G.;
balnbrldge 6, with Enos D. Kingsley remaining
IN the box; Auburn, &, with Nicholas Fish and
Calvin Brewster in the box Newbury 6, with /
NJ Bullock and John Chase in the box: Murson,
I, with t. a. ll''cr remaining in the box; Char.
don, II, with Lorenzo D. Carver remaininpr in
the box; liamhden, G; ClGridon, !. with T. K.
Brnnard. y. Is. johnson, Pele,iah Arms'ronT and
=. A Tuckcr remaining in the box Burton, 6,
with John Carlton remniuisg in the box; Troy, T.
with Chester Nash remninin; in the box; Park
man. 8, with Peter Bates remaining in the lox;-
Mddleheld, e; tluntsburg, 6, with S. A. Clark md
Michael Barnes remaining in the box; Montville,
5; Thompson, Z, with Charles Matthews remain
ing in the box. The Trustees will recollect that
the number, which. added to those remaining in
lhe box, shall make the number thai each respcc.
tive township is entitled to.
- ~ m f. G. WHITE, Sheriff:
August 18th, isGo. sssws
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10 the Republican Voters.
The State Election is on Tues
day, October 9th.
Don't Fail to be at Tie Polls !
Vote Of the Reserve in 1885,
Fremont, 1915. buchanan, 10, ,44O.
Vote Of Reserve in 1859
Dennison. 32, 1893. Ranney, ls.055.


I,FlL 300
Showing that on the Western Reserve
In 1859, 1872 Republicans staid a: home
against only 1886 Democrats.
Great efforts are being made to defeat
Judge Brinkerhof. The Douglas, Breck :
inridge and Bell forces have fused against
him. His defeat would greatly encour.
age our opponents, effect disastrously the
doubtful States, and might lose Ohio for
Lincoln.
ESrGet out your Republican neigh
bors, and be on hand EARLY.
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ES"The news by the latest. arrivals,
indicates the triumph of the Sandman
troops in the Papal States, and that the
Pope is preparing to initiate the flight oI
Francis II. Affairs in Italy are daily be.
coming more complicated.
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WHO has not seen child turn from the
embodiment of all that could please the oyo
to sit, charmed listener, on the lap of one
whose only attraction was a gentle voice
speaking words warm with the love OF a
pure heart
Yos, sentimental soul and who has not
seen some rather mature children doing tho
Same thingi
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NOTICE
Northern District Ohio,
Edwin InlInN irnsfne nnlA

THE u. s. OF AMERICA ~. S, Citc,t Couyt
Northern District otOhio, !
Edwin Ludlow, trustee Gndl
complainant,
rPrSHS In ChnnrarV
The Clinton Line Rail Road !
Company and Patrick Law
in, defendants,
PURSUANT to an alas order Of sale to me di-
l. recied from the Court above named, in the
Ease above entitled, pending in said Court, shall
offer Tor sale at pubic auction, at the door ol the
public house, called the 'Monsion House" in the
village and town of Hudson, Summit County, O.,
On The Eirrenh day Of October. 1860,
at O'Clock P, NJ. of that day, the following de-
Scri6cd premises and property Of the Clinton Line
Kali Road Company, situHte and being in the
Counties Of Summit, Portage, Geauga and Trum-
bull, in the State aforesaid, viz The Railroad Of
said Company-the Right Of Way and land occu-
pied thereby. together with the superstruOture and
trock thereon; ard all rails, and the materials
used thereon, or provided therefor; the bridges,
yiaducts, culverts, fences, depot grounds and
buildings thereon; engines. tenders, cars, TOOLS
materials, machinery, and AL other personal prop:
erty, unciuding quantity OF stone, both dressed
and undressedD OF the said Clinton Line Rail
Road Company; and all said Conpauys right
thereto and interest therein; together with Iha
tolls, rents and income 10 be had or levied there.
from; and all franchises, rights and privilegesoi.
the said Company.to or concerning the same.
The real estate and mixed property are Ap-
praised at seventythousnnd dollars.
WIN. COLLINS, Special Master, &c,
RANNE4, BACKUS a. NOBLE, and
WOTHlNGTON g. MATTHEWS,
Solicitors for Complainant;
a55w7
to the sth day OF November next, at the
the hour and place above mentonad.
Dated Octo9er lst, 1867" 80
"Wm. COLLINS, Special Master, &C.
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ES- Hon. Thomas Ewing made a
speech at Chillcothe, on the Goth uIt., in
favor Of Lincoln and Hamlin.
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1856, 1859,

showing deficiency Of SEVEN HUN
DRED AND NINETY.NINE VOTES
in the County
Shall our supineness work defeat in our
own State, and cishearten and dismay the
friends OF Freedom in other States ? Let
not this sin be laid at our door. Put on
the harness for the moral fight. and see to
it that every Township gives its full Re :
publican vote.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

ES- The Democrats OF this District
have nominated Andrew J. Williams, Esq
OF Painesville, for Member of Congress.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

EEThe report that Walker has been
shot, Is confirmed. The life Of Rudler
has been spared. .'''
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

HNHE subscriber offers for sale a very desirable
Il lot, containing about TEN ACRES of good
land, situated Immediately on The N. C. Railroad,
about six miles and q half west of Raleigh. The
improvements on the lots are good, and conve-
niently arranged, consisting of a neat cottage
building, With fre-plaees in very room; b good
kitchen with two rooms and double chimney q
good well of water in the yard that nerer fails
also, a good barn and stables, conveniently ar
ranged; and a Mol garden, in a good state OF
cultivation, in which there is a,fns lot of we'll se-
lected peach scions ready for planting.
Persons desiring a bargain, would do well to
examine the premises sdon-six and a half miles
west of Raleigh, Asbury Station, N. C. R. R.-or
cali on the undersigned at the Biblical Recorder
Office, Raleigh. JOSIAH JONES.
Raleigh, March 18th, 1860. 3O-7t
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IDYLs OF THE KING
Biblical.
sAxL. T. 1REDELL, y. D. CAMP. r. 1RspELL.
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A RE now in receipt Of their new supply of
IA DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
PAINTS. OILS, DYE STUFFS, yARNISHES.
BRUSHES, PEkFUMERY, SOAPS, FANCY
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The medicines were selected solely with regard
to their purity, and will, at all times, be compoun-
ded By q competent Apothecary.
Physicians orders will be carefully and PROMPT.
Iy filled at a small advance on wholesale prices.
They keep constantly on hand every article to be
found in a first class Drug Store.
SOAPS of all qualities.
LIVE SOAP for cleaning Silver Ware, Glass
Paint. dean excellent article just out.
RIMMEL's CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS
for the Toilet.
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment.
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, PORT
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PoMADEs, HAIR DYES AND INvIGoRA.
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BRUSHES cf all kind and qualities.
CASTOR OIL without taste or smell.
CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING ToBAc.
co Of the finest kinds.
MERSCHAUM PIPES AND TUBES. war.
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Druggists, Raleigh N. C.
oct 22st 1889. eff
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Read IT, ssIlswing Certificate .

We the undersigned have used and known used
the Receipt advertised by Robt. n. Brown, Esq.,,
for the cure OF Bsts or Grubs ia horses, and con.
Indeed, We have never kaeWn it fail giving relief
in the very 6rst Instance, even when horses were
suffering ths Esvorest agony. And the remedy is
quick and efecea&l. For the benefit Of every
body, and especially for tie benefit of that noble
animal-the Horse-#e recommend all to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. h.
M. Browns reaedy to be used in very many in
stances, aud never without eject. In some cases
it has accomplished astonishing cures.
j. l. BENNETT, T. B. H0LLEMAN,
P. z. JONES, JOHN BENNETT.
EDWIN HOLMAN, of Wake County.
JOHN r. WARD, A.P. STROUD,
DIN. DURHAM, of Orange County, N. @.
JOHN C.BURGEsS, WIZ. Il. burgess.
Randolph Coonty. NC
W. ". cox,
Clayton, Johnston, N. C.
New Hill. Wake co., Jan. 1, 1870. i9-Is
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NORTH CAROLINA BOOK BINDERY.
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Book Binders and Blank Book Manu-
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RALEIGH, n. G..


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January 2Sth. 1850. If
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Road, or otherwise.
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/ want to save my soal,, said he almost alb
ruptly.
His solemnitv ovorsw.d ber for n moment
but. presently. with a strange laugh. she ex.
claimed. Ridiculous what talk / should
| think you were turning Methodist
Don't Won want me to he a Christian Hell.
emp
AS the term goes. no. want to he han.
nv while I live. and have NV an Of nleasnre
Pm under no CONCERN whataver abo,,t tho
hereafter. and as 10 o;v;nr nm sverrtbinc
and going to meeting with : ipno faca and
praying. and ali that dear maNwhv S;dn,t
YOU ask me If I wanted To % into : consent,;
because the two th;nos = U;dsSn d;ffsr.
ent. Helen,
won are w;de,v d;g.,ont f,o,, uh.t
10 - wiusly cinersn' from WHAT you
Il v; sp' T s mara la, I. ang,ny I'LL So,
SIN ono ,b;nr T an not chenaad ua,an Iv
love for von5 ny
She L1sw II hrt Seton b.d .n.or.d ber
heart In that ;nstsnt strona sn;,aos;tn
i;Ss5 ;,ssif Sarcsin fror,,tba das.ba ~ hsy
shirt and a ierce and h;ttar nr;de arose with
Il what Was not har ,ava anonrh : Was
he s,;,i d;ss.t;ssoS1 cp pso ..9usu. tha,
Cbr;s,;.nS 1shs Lnar ,;..in ans~ah ea aha,,t ;S
must Give Nn in one sansa ~ dasrost oh;scts
Of their heart that thsv mnst Sorsake al for
Chris, and : st;ng;n1 ;so,ansv ma5e her varv
sorl enr.saJ
sComa ;nwwe mrst fall f,rtber of tb;s
she said as she stennsd fron the csrr;ans
The east was inst redSen;ns w;tS dav nd
hotb wero wa.yr m0s.nIa LAY, ~
al Thav 80 y - mae.mI' : ns asse
ss Satan su9rsstsJ ha h..t;n. n;.h h; s nms
conv;ct;ons strnoo,;n. an.;nS, az tanO .
TONS She held forth 1n,;9 a. last she saId !.
well. GEORGE 7 have onIv one thine rore
to say. / love the scene Of excitement tn.
seet;ye nia.s,rss oe se.s "a ~
ready to renounce them, feel that If 70,
become the fanatic yo,,r w;shes denote n.
there will be a wide gulf betwee, rs Al
ready it seems to be widening. I cannot h
the same toward Won that I have beer fo
our aims are different our pursuits would b
at variance. If YOU renounce tie world. a
YOU call il. Won mpst also renounce me
can never be the wife ofa Cbr;st;an,
sHelen-Helea: come seek the marrow
way with me. You must know there is
higher pleasure that these yapid lows can give
: come, let uslive together for heaven. Listel
to this pleading voice. come. 90 with me,
t For a moment the moistened eye, the trem
: bling lip, told that her heart was touched
: but these signs of feeling passed quickly a
D they came. She arose haughtily, wavin
: her head impatiently, and saying, We sure
ly part if you become a Christian
All that day George Wells was in agony {
soul. To renounce one he had loved so we
|. and so long, seemed like giving up his yer
life. Now he decided for her, then rushe
into the presence of the Saviour, e~ntreatin
) Him to be his strength. Though the col
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AistellaarofB.
wATCHEs!

N1' VIZ y J ]
GOLD AND SILVER.
TFYoU WANT TO BUY AVERY FINE Watch,
i 1 have them for sale.
Joseph johnson, Church St, 10 Jewelled.
l have sold them for thirty years-always gave
entire satisfaction.
Will. Dixon Watch, Equally as Good.
1 have sold Thousands Of Dollars worth of the
above Watches, andNaerer had one returned. Also,
The American Watch--Two Makers.
Warranted excellent Time keepers--durable
Watch.
Together with very fine GENEVA WATCH, for
Ladies, large assortment.
Those wanting a Watch to keep time by will do
well to call, as tee Watches shall be as represent
ted. I will sell as cheap as tt ey can bs bought
elsewhere. JOHN G.. PALMER.
Raleigh, Feb. 3, 1850. 25-tf
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BE MERGFUL,
TO THE NOBLE AEIMAL-THE HORSE.

3 Is criminal who will allow his Horse to die
IL with the Bots, or similar disease, when it is
in his power to always have on hand q remedy that
will cure the disease and save tho Horses life.
several yeas rast, end has been tried by hun
dreds, perhaps thousands, and the Proprietor
has yet to hear OF the Arst instance in which
it failed to give seiie6. When given as directed,
fit fails, the money will be refunded. For ONE
DOLLAR, this valuable Recipe, together with
Others, which will be foand conducive to the health
and t6fift of the HofEe, and q great preventative
of Ditslaper. Address
r. II. BROWN, P. III.
New Hill P. O., Wake co., d. C.
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NlistelIansous.
HENRY D. TURNER

n D.
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NORTH CAROLINA FORM BOOK.

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And by AS. BARNS 3 CO.,
New York.
Raleigh, June Is, 1859. s3-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11
KEW BOOKS.

MIGHT LESSONS FROM Sculpture
IN Compiled by the aathor of Amy Herbert !"
PASSING THOUGHTS ON RELfGToN-Bv
tn. author of " Amy Herbert"
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, April ., 1860. So