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81 DIR. REV N OIL Ds. h
THE uNRHvALLEr1 CANCER DOCTOR

would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
ana btted mp Inrmary the spacous and ele
giant nanon No 19 Barone street. between Canal and Com.
mon Streets where he will devote attention RE
Of CANCERS in their 'orms Heads, Swell
llngs, and Ulcers Of every description.
ne refers wh much pleasure the annexed certificate Of
MADAM A, cHAPPELL, well known and highly re
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n s FoasFaEt. GuARps. This company ia aow frlly
ORGANIZED. list Of the officers will 20 found In
anethe eolamn. y 8S WI, sss u Y S9sa9 q
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' -Reerences--
Measrs Brown Johnston 4 Co |
Messrs Hewitt, Merton & Co, -.. ....
.- . Mr.. John Watt For JOHN d JANFS
Mr.. s. b. Newman
Mr. j. G. Ricks, ID
aE 49,. Co Col MAJ Mapqel ad, White,
hf John A. Roberts, sel0 2p3m
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Southern Oik Company.
n 0 L &c H.

At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Southern Oil
Company keid Friday the llth following
linton was adopted
Resolved That in of the continued advance Of
packages hoop iron aud other prices of transportation the fol-
lowing scale of prices will take effect from after
November next:
FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS
NO, shu taf-ooS 15c. per gal.
No and Tanners OH...................,.. SOC. 3.
ose N''t iUc
Axle Hrease &c. per ID.
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY MOBILE
No. and Carbox Oil observation-disclosures. 65c per gal
NO and T1nners' Oh, 0n,....................., sGc ..
Sae iuc
N>e HFehse' &C. per To-
ID '# SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
OLA 2ptf President
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Proceedings
.l' b. THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conyon-
on On both sngnae and the CONSTITUTION of the State
rs amended, a., ., ..r
For sale by
,BAOUMFIELD STEEL, PETER ODONNELL,
II. T. L. WHITE, HERBERT Il ESCOUSSE,
. GEO. ELLIS ". F. GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., &. EZEKIEL.
7. FITZWILLiAM. o.
EEN Orders from the country filed Glibera discount
rnY22 2ptf '.-5
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Y 70 RgrBHERs AND PAoEERs. S, a. Fulton
Fbss u emplos gang Of pack beef See advertise
msnt n
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syNpIc's NoEIGE.-P Persons indebted to the firm
Of Cohen En either o. the partners thereof given
wafnnE hy a Theodore Hrsch synd ID another counn.
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- HAf ii I.oso TALL 0ps Cars Cor The
Washin gton Corresponds Of the Boston Journal
Eas aaeertained BY careful mathematical calcula-
tion that il the Grand Yankee Army Of the Poto-,
mac were placed ia 4 line, with the prescribed
distance between the several arms of the service,
cavalry fonr abreast, ,and men in files Of four, 1T
would reach from Boston to Hartford distance OF
i, one hundred and atty miles. i. x. e6
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First District. .DoNATIEN AUGUsTIN Orleans
Alternate. ....,....,....FRANCoIs GARDERE, Orleans
Alternate. .........,.....J. c. RIGkS, Orleans.
Third District. ........EDWARD DBFFEL Ascension.
Alternate. LOUIS BUSH, Lafourche.
Fourth District, R. BARROW, West Feliciana
Alternate. DUPRE St. Landry.
Fifth District ,......,.. BART EGAN, sK., Benyie.,
Alternate, ,,....,.,....... ROBERT HODGES, Bossier
Sixth District, L. CHAMBLIss, Carroll.
Alternate. 0RIN MAYO, Ctahoula Be26 te
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bB-Notice-I take this method of offering,
professional services free of charge families OF those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. between Prytapia and Coliseum stree Fourth
District
my3l 2ptf p YFTSER NJ 7, a..
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4 IL 4 ms COOP W0RE STILL GpIsG OSsFU Hder, this
caption, the Baltimore Clipper OF the il8th says;
s'a Az late hour on Thursday night General Nc
Eaig Senator from Allegheny county, Was arrested
ut the Eataw House, upon an order from the Gov
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Soar. Messra. Kearny; Blois q Co. have alot
II superior sosp for sale. see aagertisslnanl
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For Rent.


.l 1000 BARRELS SUGAR LIME
Just arrived and for sale in lots to Sn purchasers.
HUNTINGTON Il BRO,
o2S BPS: 70 Ma IRgine street.
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Lieut. H. II. Bein, Lieut. Geo. Canimack
Lieut. d. W. Labousse, Lieut.. G. II. Gutenberg.
Lieut.. V. Oliver, .- o.. ,st.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
nov' !. y: Moore Alfred venne, Esq,
nun n M hyans, Victor David
non y W. Mo'se' Henry Gardel,
uei' .u "riFo' J. g. Lingham,
.I % ~ - =. ',.' S"'t' N Jennings,
.pot .. "eIl'e'r' beo. w. Ward,
NJ Mussou ESQ.,, DR. A Canaa
D. N Hennen, =. James Hewitt
u Feho".s' Captain Steve O'I.eary,
Y W. Cammack' F. l.. Campbell,
F. Rawe. -. B. Ayeppo
NJ "A" II! Norton, Q. d. Denegre
j. +. LRbousse, John H. Bejn
Il. g, Musgrove, r. Shark
ALI. kearney, VIM. Bell,
ii. kenshaw, jules Hories,
q NJ. Lapeiner, II. Peychaud,
Jos. Lallande, D. Brotber
Gusave MiltenbeIger, J.R Shaw
N H. dudley P. N. VOORHEES,,
G. S. Hawkins, W. Bogart
G. \, Haryod,, G.. Binder,
Alphonse Milterbereer, Jules Cassara,
John Pemberton, G. f. Br.ht
ihoS' hlco' r. L. Bonfort
n "ardete, E. J. ForstalI,
Vol H. L. Gibson, A. G. Tremouillet,
I4ieut. Gel. A. Gerard, p Masuero
Major A. Avcgro, j. Lavetgue,
N. A. de Lizard,
Programme will appear shortly.
R3-ADMIsSIoS--ONE DOLLAR.
Concert to commerce at y, PM o25 Enid
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Soasegses.sss.anses.ic0ss Ticket.
GONG R E s 81

FIRST DISTRICT. Charles DE Blanc. Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT. IF. Wm. II. Adams.
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ELECTION. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1861.
olS 2pte1
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sSrWe are authorized TO announce DIR. C.
BEARD candidate CORONER at tho ensuing election
first Monday OF Neyembar next, ~ e. -fg $3.50 2p
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For Congress,

4 r S T DI S II r c II,
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
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s II q r I r FS

FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Adoiphe Mazureau.
PARISH OF ORLEANS. John p. Walden.
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LiscoIla SHtKfI AsTERs. u We wsres yesterday
s,a syys I'LL Memphis shown Lincoln
txhinpiasta far l2aa cents.s WAS handsomely got
ten up, #as made payable % the order.of Seward,
ana was signed b q. r. Chase, as Secretary Of the
l Treasury 1T ii rather curiosity IN these parts,
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Rs- For Auditor OF Public Accounts-pieas
announce H. PERAETA a candidate for Auditor Of Pubr
Accounts at the election IN November -.f -@
a4 2pte '-1+ ~ f@'.r.% r--- CREOLE.
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T. +. NJ c G q I r F =.
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m1AWe are authorized to announce DIR. j.
B. WILKINSON candidate for Congress from th First
CQngreaSional Distnct. oln les
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ssiRp WAsp cI.uI.s ss. 4. This Club meets
ssssisls evening fol special business. Sac call
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H1y We are authorized TO announce e. IT.
PARKER as candidate for he Office of sHBRIFF foEthe
First District Cout of the Parish Orleans. Election rst
Monday in November. eSGpte
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COR0E ER t.5Ej
DR.. K. ID. Beach.
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SS~Ea. Crescent: Please announce James
BRADLEY cUndidatetor Constable First JustIees Gur
in the district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets ana from
the River to the Swamp. Election 4th November. '
. aus 2ptd 7'-'s 81 x z',75 b. r MANY VOTERS
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.lNerG8seG9e&s' EA8fee,

CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
rszEvpr
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rHIRp WAsp CLUI,8 s. a. T. This Club meets
s4sfis evening" foz special business, See call. NJ,
ii ~ sS Hs ,ss s-r7--- gsjsF E
,ss MILgTAR9 NoTsGEs. Several important military
hoces VIII be found underi the proper head N our
b paper this morning. Everybody should read them
Es6 n fA - i 10. !. s.----s-----S- sS Es
sf auR PyRAaaD or VIcTogIEs, 70 the catalogue
of glorious sonthern slctofiesis new and heneei
forth 10 be added that bf Leesbarg, Already do
eYan fAe lamesof the scenes of our says
* the Nashyilla Gazette eoHstitute a pyramid Of
everlasting fame 10 the gallant spirits who won
tssg sItMTRfs sa5 tAs4 Il
.fsesss fBBhyi RUN, ANsSg .asfal@i
8s9ss ssss F8 tLEEsRURa, Ms fsS3s S.7lt#. VI
IL ..lfs g8 sEEsxIEGsSN siea aEE5E3 q;
sf ssAstss ss8 ssst % IA TIL ii, sa5as s5&l N
sP RIEGFIELD I 3ss41zsa s8f 81
ss issss IA G iR IA T sBE FHHf3, a
5t-s Ssa ANKss AIS PIAINs. .sszgsA9
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AS~taerrtng's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos szand 81 rsvsr street NewOr-
LEANS. .a6>- r1a@.. Ers4r- r. 81. % d6 2ptf
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. ~ Dir. Editor: Please announce George
" sADhER candidate for Constable the First JUSTICES
Court, at the ensuing election, p, . gel2 2pts"
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Has the following Goods hand wch he will sell low
for cash.
100 yards GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE.
800 :. GOLD AND SILVER BRAID.
$50 - GOLD AND SILVER BANDS.
' 80 gross PELICAN BUTToNs-ane. "t ,.
8 .. EAGLE STAFF BUTTONs-Iarge and small.
Is :. EXTRA FINE EAGLE BUTTONS,
IS =. MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS BUTTONS.
5000 cards WORsTED BIEDING-all colors
81 dozen woRsTED AND COTTON UNDER SHIFTS
and DRAWERS. .z-,
IS dozen WORsTED SCARFS-large sizes .
10 dozen BUCK GAUNTLETs-fne article.
SO gross HORN BUTToNs-snall and large.
55 pounds SILK, for Enbroidering. s
IS pounds SEWING SILK. .4
5000 dozen SEWING COTTON. 49,
300 pounds KNITTING COTTOE-e.I numbers
Is dozen ASSORTED STOCKINGS.
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/ NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
| 1E. a'.=a.1S IS PAIRING IT, IS .s- --.-. .. .
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Lient. II. H. Bein, Lieut. Geo, Cantmack,
Iieut. D. W. Labouisse, Lieut.. G. H. Luzenbe'g.
Liena V. Oliver, .- .,sr
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ss- NEessrs. Edttors-Au the solicitation of
many friends, offer myself candidate for SHERIFF. OF
the First District Court OF the Parish Orleans subject alone
to decision Of the peope-ballot.box. "'- +-
se28 es .l'i. W. q. MULLEN.
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For REPRESENTATIVES..
For SlaefiHs.

For SllefifTs.
First Dset Count. .....,,...,...,W. G. MULLEN,
Parith Of Orleans D, HARPER.
Coroner.
DIR. ]. n. FOLWEI.L.
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STATE ESSORS.
Felix #. Trinehard, I'D. Hubbard.
Il. A. Boulet, John A. Watkins.
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hspleasarssta conveniently looa.sd Epusa II ,a
al
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Boots, Shoes sGaetI ESfOgasss,
At wHoLEsAbg.

Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Russs
BRoGAEs; Wool Nexioan Palm Leaf Straw and Gapsacby
HATS at the lowsst marketpricsa, by
F. E FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
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SEN ATORS.
Thomas L. Adams, John LaIdlaw.
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ns- we nre au,horized 10 announce #, ID.
HARrEa cSaddae for the Office Of SHERIFF for the
Cv Courts the Parish of Orleans Election first Monday in
November. o9 2pte
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Flats, Caps, etc, at WhoIesais.

general assortreno SILK
Ens Cashmere, Panaras Leghorn Straw Leaf HexieGs
and Wool HATS, at thelowest market prices, BY
FROST Il CO.,
iyl6 2p&W Nc. 10 Magazlne sLraet, EsgQSer1s,
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Death Of Gen. Samuel Ho uston,

1t is announced that Gen. Samuel Hous-
Ton. of Texas, died on the 9Th OF October.
General Houston was born near Lexing.
ton, Rockbridge county, Virginia, March
I'd, 1783 thus making him over 68 years OF
age at the time of his death. He is SAID 10
be descendant of the Scottish Covenanters.
who emigrated to Pennsylvania early in the
eighteenth century. His father was a Rev
olutionary officer, and at his demise, tho
widow, tall, strong, athletic woman,
plunged into the wilderness of Tennessee,
with her six sons and three daughters Sam
was sent TO tho Academy, which bad Just
been opened there, aud 10 short time be-
came thorough master of Pope's transIa.
fion of tho "Iliad."
Upon being refused tho study of Latin =,
on application, oy the teacher. Sam resolved
never to study any other books. He was
put into store, against his will, and he
soon ev;nced a disrelish for this mode of
life, and absconded, taking up his residence
among tho Indians, by whom he was we'll
received, and among whom he remained for
three years. Though but IS years of ago.
he was six feet tall and an expert and active
hunter, hence his great esteem amoug the
tribe. He was adopted by tho Chief and
soon afterwards, in an action with the b rit.
ish and Indians, in 1872, he received two
rifle and an arrow wound. His brave and
determined manner soon attracted the
notice of General Jackson, and he was pro.
NOTED to a lieutenancy.
In subsequent action he received n So
vere wound in the shoulder which laid him
up, and during his illness charges were
made against him of "too much zeal in pre.
venting tho lawful importation of negroes
through Florida" Tho charges were un. .
BOUNDED, but nevertheless he resjgned bis
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"Blood Food, /"

which restores the red globules, and thus the nor
NAL circulation Conshm ,ives Friends OF con
sump;ves!! Sufferers from my orgnuic diseaee!!
UnlOrtunaes, who have by excess orthe body OF
mind, reduced the standard OF the blood and di-
minished the red glubules! Ladies suffering any
OF those distresses known rs female complaints be
persuaded the Blood Food" cure you 1t
has cured thousands OF desperate Eases where all
hope has been given up. Do not reject it; do Rot
throw nwnyyour only hope. The Blood Food"
is an un(ailing remedy; give it a trial.
An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fully
proving the theory advanced here TO he correct,
will be mailed to any interested party, on the
ceipt of two 3 cent stamps Blood Food is sold
by all druggists; or where it cannot he had will
send bollles free Of expense, for 81. Price, s /
single bottle 1t is put up in 8 OF, walls, in vel.
low wrappers-the old kind, In small ho,iles, in
red wrappers having been done away with. and
bears the fac-simile signature OF Church & Du-
pont upon the face of the wrapper. Beware .
counterfrils and limitations.
nJ-Sold by A Cock and John Nichols, Char.
don, and by druggists generally.
e. Il. DUPONT, Sole Proprietor.
409 BROADWAY, NLw YoRK.
b9lNbl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22
MEDICAL.
COnSumptiveS.

An equal and normal condition OF the blood 10
health. An abnormal, that is to say, on excess
i've or deficient circulation or stngnotion Of the.
blood, is disease. To illusrnte-torpiGity OF the
Liver is caused BY siagnution OF blood in that or.
gan; diseases Of the Kidneys, Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Disease Of the Heart, &c, by the snms
cause, namelyi Improper circulniion; and nom
the same cause spring all minor forms OF disease.
To discover q cernn cure then, for these diseases,
the frst great enquiry necessary is, What causes
the blood to cir culate3
For centuries it has been matter of much
study among scientific and medical men; and rs
many experiments have been made, and much
labor expended upon the enquiry, II has been leli
to this century among its other wonderful in"
creaso in knowledge, to make this grand diseoV'
yei, cc'so. 80. ,e 4. tLs sir, nftbs c,ea.
tor, and that lin Him we ..yc ana NJ, UNIV "a'k
our being" we still venture the rcmufn, that os
the planets move in their spheres, and all yegetd'
BILE life is governed by certain absolute laws, so
animal life is traceable to fixed cause, which
removes or destroys, and death, the certain effect
Analysis of the red corpuscles of The blood shows
them to be compounds OF iron, sulphur anG phos-
phorus.
The air we breathe, we know to contain very
large proportion OF oxygen.
Oxygen brought in contact with ametal, evolves
or emts electricity.
Electricity brought In contact WIN muscular
fibre, causes il to contract. H..
These facts being indisputable, we have now
tho solution as TO the motor or motive power OF
the heart The oxygen in the air we bieathe
coming in con nact with the iron in the red cor
pusces of the blood emts electricity, which COM
ING in contact with the heart causes it to contract
and hence the POWER which expels the blood and
sends il tingling through the remotest Arteries
What them are the causes ol Consumption,
Dropsy, Palsy, Paralysis, Dyspepsia, ST
Vitus' Dance, Epilepsy, Fever a. Ague,
&c,!-a deficiency of the red conusces contain
ing the iron, sulphur and phosphorus, that causes
a deficiency OF electricity, .and consequently an
colds aud bronchial complaints and prosuntion
| ensue-the sufferer becomes nervous, and subject
to heumatic pains and neuralgia mpluinls OF
the Liver and Kidneys set in; in short, alm6st
every type OF disease but virulen eyers, may ts
traced to this deficiency in the blood, OF the cor
puscles or red globules.
Old age causes deficiency Of corpuscles ord
while we do not pretend to say that we have dis
covered the elixir vii@" we do say that life can
| he mnierinllv nrnlonGed by the use OF the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22
THE
Only Discovery
Worthy OF amy &c nfideMce 70,
RESTOLI ,G
TAE BALD g. GRAY.

II Mahy' since the giea' discovery OF Professor
WOOD nave uilemP'eu hot on'y 10 inmate MS
hestora"Ve,out pioess ~ nave uiscoFeteu some
mug .na' WouIu pIouuce results lueL'icali out
they nave nl come ana gone, Oelng carrie d away
ny me wohuer'u' results oi ifoI Wood piepar-
at'oh' ana nave oeeu ,oiteu 10 ieaVe me held 10
us reslstiess swny he"u tHe Ionowlns'
pu'n, ne'' hpIh ION, l6H''
FRoF' ". D. WOOD % Co'' ueh's';-l ne letter
iWro,e you IN 1000 concerning your valuable
iluir heslo'nU'e, 4nI "ulch yoh nave punished
III 'hls 'icihi'y un" elsewheFe' nus gwen Ilse 10
numerous enquiries louchiIS the lacts IN Tue case
heeuquiIles are hIsl' ~ 1T Ia"t oi my haDla-
lloh ana IiaI'e' US slleu III tile coAnhuhlcallonf
second Is IL Fue OF a' !hetelh coh!aihedt lhlld,
uoes my ha'r sun eonl,hue 10 oe IN good oruer
anu OF Iia,uru, co'os u,l can anu DO answer
lnVnrlaoiy yes. my mar Is even oetter lhan IN
any stageo my liie Tor iorty years past soit' r,
more thril'y ana better c"9fedi the same is true
81 my whlsAers, hnd the ohiy cause why II Is not
generally irue' IS tllat lhe substance Is washed
my frequent nolutoh oi inc luce when II care
were used by vlplng me lace III close connc
tioh WIN 'he whiskers' lhe same resnit VIII iol'
low as the lalr' nave oeeh IN the receipt OF
great NUMBER OF letters from ail parts ol New
England asklnSIhe my mar sun continues to
be good; as there IS 80 zach fraud ln'lhe manu-
iaciure ana SAFE OF various compounds Ms ~eiLns
TINS, II mas no uonot Deeh baseiy Initiated and
been used, not only without auy good effect, but
20 absolute injury. have not Hsed any OF your
Restorative OF any account lor some mouths, and
ye' my halr Is as good as ever and hundreds have
examined II win surprise, as ! am now 81 years
old and not gray halr IN my head or IN my face;
ana 10 provo !his Tact, send you lock oi my
nan taken OH me past week received your
lavor OF Two qualt bottles last Summer, for which
am very grateful. gave Il 10 my friends and
,"nt ,;y ,r;n 3 ~ Muny were shep
uoat w ai.ei uiu,, uuu ''e" puiGhusen ana used
NV ~ WIN VII ASK as lav"r
"y yu' SHnu % ~. 'en' " "'hon % een u'scoVer
.;'hon' ~ othst,,' 9ro ,,H oy n,u"yi ,eut;
mI'o"s u","o', i'1'h you, pure article wlil
insure sure success success anH oe'ieso wnere e9ou eneets
no nHt ioilow' u'e Ini1le Is caused Dy lhe impure
at.lcle i wulcu curses 'he Inventor OF lhe good
i GeeI y, y M my umy ns hetE,o'oIe, 20 keep yo9 ap
Priseu OF the continued erect on my hair' as as
sure all who enquire OF me OF my unshaken opin'
lou oil It's valuable resnlts' remain, dear sir
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22
Filumbug.
Reception Of Gen. Fremont at St. Louis

Tho reception of Gen. Fremont at St.
Louis, on Ieturnng to that city after his re.
moval froImbis command, was a magniicen,
affair. Wo regret ihat ve have not room "a
giVo IL an extended notice.
General Fremont, during tho reading of
tno ADDRESS ana resolutions, apparently
round II diihcuit to restrain his emotions
aud when no first commenced to respond
his voice was quito tremulous.
Tho General spoke in clear, low tone,
but not without feeling, as follows:
"Gentlemen, wish to say TO YOU. that
yonr kind and enihusiastic--I NAV even snv
hDctionato--recep'io ion of mo has moved
my heart. 1t cheers mo, and strengthens
my eonhdencU--my cOnfidonca, already
somewhat wavaring-in our Republican in.
stituuons. | fult ali dav, as we passed
through tho country--I feel emphatically "
tO'nlght-that tho faithful servant of the
people, honestly lahOrlng in the public
cause, will not be allowed 10 suffer un.
deserved, and feel stronger
"Since left YOU, a fow weeks ago. ,nanv
accusations have boon raised on my defopce.
less Observation-Disclosures, because NV fnco
was turned TO the public ennmy. What |
hear and sac to night, tho address you have
read to mo, and tho approving multitude
below, show mo that | was not wrong in
leaving my defence with YOU. In regard tn
tho baser charges made against mo, | will
say nothing now you do not require il.
aud to speak of them would jar upon tho
generous feeliOgs with which you came here
tonight Others have been already an.
s~erod by my soldiers at Springfield, and
others OF gross inc0mpetency aud a weak
aud aimlrss administration. To all of these
will adopt yOlr address, and the shouts of
tho grand multitude assembled below is nv
answer.
ana Tor all this, gentlemen, 10 you and
70 mem, l renew my thanks with all INV
heart. which tonight is reused to full sensi.
o'iiy by the hearty aud unqualified OK.
preston OF your conGjence and appreciation.
so valuable TO me in my actual position. i
sha'' soon have occasion--for shall mako
oecaslon-to answer all these charges more
evening for my deieuce. '~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

AT the seige of Sebastopol there were
253, 042 rounds OF cannon ammunition ex.
pended. There were one hundred NOR.
tars from FIVE and half 20 thirteen inches
caib-e; one hundred and eighty guns
from nine to six,y-eiyht Founders, in.
cluding seven Lancaster guns; and eighty.
six eight to ten inch guns used, and of the
entire number only fortyone remained
serviceable at the end of the siege.