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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
THE TRIAL OF COL. KERRluAx,

The Kerrigan trial is closed. To-day the
Judge Advocate submitted the evidence
without argument. The sealed verdict of the
court will, AS usual, be sent to the Gen sral-
in. Chief and the President, and if approved
will be pr romulgated to the army. This rou.
tine may occupy several days. 1t Is stated
that Col Kerrigan will take his seat in { q
House Of Representatives tomorrow. He is
on parole; but confined to the limit of the
oil ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

THE 1BbEKAL BL0CKADBRs MAR THB ALADANA
COAST.
The Mobile \doertiser, Of the llth instant,
says:
A gentleman from Fowl river informs us
that on Wednesday six blockading vessels
were visible from Portersville, and the people
of the coast, within the ten mile area pre-
scribed by general order, were rapidly obey
ing said order iI sendipg Off their stock and
negroes. Some OF them were grumbling
thereat, being perfectly assured that they
could defend their traps against any number
of "Yanks,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

NH ~, menace in his Trent correspondence
k.r Iss pu Lyons, that the recognition Of South
viii lSa ',psndsnce ss by any European powe-
i. ~. "'lowsd by immediate war between
s,... .Na States and that power. Many
In ,apposs that such would be the result,
s,a >, ~, nave no belief in anything of the
n NV "hsl prevented Seward from going to
nio'a,, "aa England rather than sacrifice the
60 @' nonor in the surrender of Mason and
d. ' W. Nothing but the most abiect fear Of
,an. r'st Of England, and the thorough con-
sns @e inability Of the United States
s,.,i f,''sut condition to cope with sach an
n y' The United States only goes to
s..s 'a J. outnumbersits enemy four 70 one
u s "na when its enemy has no force .,
VI, md I'm Unable 70 conquer even with such
kI,. a with its treasury and honor both
~ y ', >, nothing short Of actual invasion,
=. 1as could have the effect, would in
b.. !" I, saks up arms against England OF
y ss,, We believe that those powers might
ss..a recognize the Eouth, but open ths
y A. without danger Of an American
ksei.a.' blockade has already been proved
|s&n.' Aod one which by the laws OF na.
ssk u ~ t.s not obliged 70 regard. The a..
sssd so,Ia JIsir subjects and Of the whole eiy.
ssxlsds I'm .aaPsrativsly dsmapd thai sfhs
eesl a.. ~iia nasi cssse. This sfIscte& the
e nSre soag llg more. 6eward's threate =
lsds ~, ,.s,sPonng Of : pusillani mcns ~.
nv b. y. ~ sunk Mnseif hnd 81
hs;uss., Y ~. s.urrsadsr VI Nsson ssd Sii.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

ARD
reward
ROWN
hes esll
lac tkiS
EppcssA
military
! paM
e4 yeN1
y blsd,
uz1D
geMh
kept .
Fesrtiol
b refrbu
|'ge, MA
h for any
ID to Iii
DE,
|CMee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

HAIR PIEkERS
and MATTRESS; MAX ERS.
II. q. HOWE,
u 13 Stk GoverBer street.
sAj ANIED A PLAIN IODK, who must
w be good BkS ID M AkEls, at Beile-
vue Hosrifai ia WEN kOL1ON, RI. d.,
rs -5.* Grace, bet. 4th and 9th Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
OF THz NATIONAL rRxAsusy.

The United States Treasurer's last weekly
statement shows that the total amount :,
deposit was ". zoe. 900, on which drafts ha a
been drawn to the amount OF 81, 900 OOO The
bullion fund is 81 ,lO2, 600. The available bal
ance in the States under iusurrectionary con.
troll is stated at u, 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIvssPooL, Jan 4, 1s6a.-The regular Bro
kers' Circular Is not completed. Tho sales
Of the week -four daysj foot up $4,000 bales,
the market closing buoyant on Thursday,
scriptions. The sales Of Friday were q. coo
bales, Of Which $4,000 were to speculators
and expOrters-the market closing excited
Middling Orleans ls2d. l2Sd., while private
authorities report an ADVANCE during tho
week to I'D. Ten thousand bales have been
purchased FOR export to America.
Hzw YORK STOCK XARKEr.
Nsw YosK, Jan. IA Virginia 6's, 40 q so !;
Tennsssee es 4sb +. 4sf Horsh Carolina s's,
90! Missouri 6s. AZ 42i On the 18th. Ten.
nessee 6's. 4s 4ss Missouri es, 42a 4s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
FINANCIAL AID coxxRsc1AL.

LoxDoH, Jan. 4.-Consols closed on Friday
at 92ka923 for money
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
Increased f2O5, 800.
American securities have nomlnally re.
covered a little, but businees has been very
dull. There are buyers Of United States SIS
Mt 81. Illinois Central shares are quoted at
45 q ~ discount; Erie. 27A q cs4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

will Be
EEGRO
Rging 70
eldGS)
ears old,]
yes, and
X when !
elf to AI
klde, on|
er, isol;I ..;I
ErowilI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
pARsoN BRowSLow IN DANGER.

From private advices received here, Sc.
ri0us apprehensiOns are en- tertained tn at the
heroic Parson Brownlow will be assassin
ated before he can reach the Tennessee bor-
der, even with pass from the rebel War
Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

wv w II T. A T.
/ wish to purchase, ana will pay tlIe m ar
ket price, tor White and He'd WHEAT OF
good luaiity. keceivers will please give me
,tcoli H. Is SUMtRVILl.E,
~ lS-3s* l2th ST., south of Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
. A r | M A T T E r 8
FROM THE NORTH.

We continue our summary Of Northern
news, obtained from New York and Dalti-
more papers Of the 10th and 10th inst:
THE rsDxRAL ARMY irPRorsrArIoH SILL.
The bill reported from the Committee Of
Ways and Means Of the FEDERAL Congress
making appropriations for the support
the army. provides for the support Of the
army for the year ending so,h Of June, 1868,
al 1n11pws:
Eonses Of recruiting, transportation Of
fScfuks, and compensation to citixen sur
geous Tor medical attendance. elS0, 900 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

For sale, an -.
ENGINEERS LEVEL,
With Tripod. &c, complete. A very fine In
strument. Made by Brown, Of New York.
For sale low by CLARKSON Co.
ja 20 s. loo Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

KN, 1
b, Va.
be pN|
! in NJ
.JoE. Is|
tuD MA
Scream
Sbisk@iI
J beay4]
JON, |
lec'd. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

i. 90 r:assl
sroo m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
wset ending Aug =. 1884,. s,H 81 Ix,ca
6iA6J0 .


The following remarks from city paper Are sso-
sible md 10 the pOint
effort il being made by certain politician. In i,Auc. n,
Chase to get up bans nots ensv esab ,ot at Ws-S
log on for the purI sugravsI IN. y,I tsna.r men,
currescy g. Thus lar ks jocrstarv with is I'D
sAgaciy has repealed these sdon. TO CT sfs
etces IT. the eBolurneut Of c~.erviss
poll io u.s. He we OF the f.c, that nav ssrrss
wing establishment. with ne o'hs patron has the
ia regard to tue bessy and the o.
csrnce Of tho work dos- wn the Congratulated and
p-rIenc.d )1psnss ia this cry
IL would take far concern at WsshiDg,oa -
produce bill. vhich wos defy the sk Of the
.e legal leader Uee- Dc nor b. snppo,-d thul
Mr. Chi-e blnd the danger Of isru,g hired agents
the Govrroment with the power q! Overs.eps bpyenmsne
mouey, whes he Perfect immunity Against
Issues BY dealing with wealthy corpersous whose whole
il long stree Cobb and Floyd and Ihenp>op held
In Wasbne,n II there bod been Government harh
engraving Dce 10 operation ia iheir time. they wosid
Ls lew iisss struck oil Tor the u the
conpapes for tho wo-k thsy d.. tho politicians
yiug NJ Chs GIT have But IL face
that United states COv-nn.st Il getting it, dots
fr le p-s ceut lees tsan paid or isl wofs
b. The b.bs Dep at ADsDs any other IA do
par nasut or bsuxs throughss' the ceustry
1ht Boston Iraascrtps says respecting the ua1s-
fer Of 1.30 rcssusry notes:
10 oonsequsuc1 entertained By lodi
vdgas uscessary pr of spms
Ooy.funsns Official the sf.r
to aoo, Of tao ~ Gov-rsGsit ssp grnlsBan con-
nscted WITH II bai in ciy tue trc~~
my in reefe the and ecev.s tbs
70 ,yiB- tsply:
TIE general rules observed by bsBk.g inutoas IN sAcA
cars vii Dc obs'rvrh BY tie DcpsrinivdI" H.
ihs ue observed BY tno 1sBk 10 the Usual fern Oh iA~
DeDt without tac Requirement Of wispssse+
The accepts apd shipmeuls vi produce ut CnicsSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

The exchanges a. the Clearing House this morn
ing were 81 67O,7+S 80.
TIE Atlantic Fire Insurance Company has declared
a sem.ai pual dividend OF ) v cent payable on dc.
mand.
Tie City Controller Of Chicago reports that 10
furnish means 10 pay certain certificates which will
he due IN New.York September Is 1862 amounting
in the aggregate to f2l7 ,504 50, b. has sold p
cent bonds issued under section 6J OF the act VI
1861, a. follows:
"a Ns- orb. Ir and ono
~ ,~YoIk !, cat ,ru.um e.i nterr,t.... 500
N Clt',ro. - T. CrD p''niuu aud httr.st la New
IsIA cS,AsDee without comm. lpVo
T''nl............... ..........'...'... s1?' 40
Iron making i. ono oil the most important branches
OF blsiness in America There it IL demand for both
talent and money 10 develope this great, we might
say VITAL interest 10 he success OF our navy and our
army. Metal Tor guii-JaIIes WI resiiv command
$500 h tun and sheets iof iron clad boats from S53O
H. SOD Grrat improvements III iron ing will
DO pn.o ~ coon ns we get Il national founderv,
where IA soroe II experiments can 10 fairly tried by
ad.nixture oi dlherenI American irona No pnvse
firm can nGor,i 10 go TO the necessary expcDse 10
make the proISr tesW for iron shenthings gum
barro.s, or orduauce. There are many progressive
men VITO porsess the knowledge tor improving iron,
who hive Dot the capital ~ carry 10 successful
rsalU on large scale, TIE workings Of Ihe crucibie
TIE resulls Vi some exp,r mens uiade by ths mama
ger. Of Il Franklin eel Company on cold shert
iron Of Pennsylvania, we're M follows:
l. taid.eb-r3 inches BY W the fcnnsylveis ZION
bro,r Uy tso t0ws ., 81, hammer.
mix uir OF ~ cent rrnssy vsnis pis With 70 y cent
o. FrA>u hs puadns ia,e. requigra hitssn blows oi
go srNeG A.. -
J 4 n,lmfs % Y ces Of Pennsyiy MIA pg With oo y
eeut U. IGIA IA. rrsoi, Ell :. bows without 0iesams.
We h,ic theSo experiments VIII 10 CONTINUED i'il
plates for ships suull DO fabricated that Will stand
,I.y ball fred .fom the largest gun.
The rsce!pis OF tho Morris Canal for the weea
compared with 1861, have been;
J.tsi n Aug II. lgsl........t lti. rs -
M,,s eua'is eus. q. istl.. go y1-siso02 90
JsAi ~ aus, ". Nts,.....4 i..lyv y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

po,tapce sill in the eyes OF The Yankees They have
'fIerrd Re- ward for my head ard class the among
The chief Rebels in the Of civil liberty; AID
ib,v have honored me with place among the great
Resele. OF whom our Wasbins,,n was frat, lore
most tho grrssrt aud tue bess. WnI he fought Tor,
Tor thrt | contend.
Adieu. nv friend, and 1T me hear frou, you, and
believe me yours. mos truly, NJ. r.. MAyEY.
ViscoxrE DE CHABAsSE, Admiral French Navy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
x Fire ut Wrightsviilc, Fa'

CotuxB,A. Pa Friday. Aus ~ :.
., fra broke out in Wrghsviiie ."
Comfy ps last night. l. rye quantities o. io'.s. OK
lumber, gram, etc. weie DESTROYED .nd Bs,dlrr l.
asss s;e S S@ly tca w Tic total loss vii '''
slou, Si5,Q0V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Nsv.YoxK, Asg ~ -1s 49,, 49, Wn.st lT0,so basA
he.' ~ .V' Oats TiU bush. Rye. ~ p1s'
=, 80 -. 80, lS3 "a. Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

sesson. Other c,tIrs not 50 prompt in their tie
arical recognition of the advent of Antsma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Total. .............> Aa''f' c.
The bn,iusss Vt tie Cus ou-Ilo1se bas been worry
rp. to-cav on account OF the entries of she Persia
snd Great Eastern cargoes The duties AFFORDED
sr9l. 100 Of Demand Notes and impaired hru.ness 10
tho-e securiies.
God has been buoysnt during the day without
very important tranractions. Alter adv ncna to
liot it c.osed at liOs ct. GreenbaeAs have been
IN yooa demand and iirm III los olOSi. In 13Os the
bushes. h.. been TO fair extent and ~ better rates
than indie ,ted by tho small bond lrausac,ions- The
business las been at lUiI Use deuisud lie
good for Indebtedness CtrIilca'es. and ono LOT OF
NEARLY quarter OF q million was placed wilma bank
At ga. 1t the cioee %, sas bid.
Money is fairly active and without change rates.
Ga demsnd s., 40 per Cent arc The current lgafes.
Paper If 4 e6 per cent on leading signatures.
Tie Atlantic Fire sursnce Company Of Brook
i,u Us d, {. aIed dividend Of pes cenI, pa able
op demand.
Yves a comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Day GOODS at Now-iork Tor Ihe week
ending Aug. Is, and since Jan. i;
D., 70 O.. ".. ls :.se .1 ISL .l 1882
El.s ' Il tn. s1ec7s &c t,'7asHs t9s7S sla
IEIssu Oh a. krt..... st.ul ~ Dylos.s &,aSOSO
ENTEkED ,ossvaprUh
ua.u, Of Pts. .aUe hsny. Of fhsa Value
Aool......lyl3 $40. ~ |iI VI 4lo,tt
4 oto,..... 90 10. 1sai slioe.lA'ous 42s 40! 80
To.si.....33T ei,312.75Q
wIrpppAuaG
va,.I Of Pkea VAN. Ms.,v a PH SsIae
" soL...... 29 t@ D. slsk........ % $1,000
rou1s.. o. 1903 M.oslls'ous 1916
,lx 49,, 81 e1,&5V -
Total. 80 eiJ5 10
u,,sI If PLra Value MaHs| 81 PtGa value
Wo,',...... 1u5 f73. III Fls4....... III 81 .3s8
Cs,ou..... III - 2sh Iise-lan'a. - - $40
suA........ ~ 2I,Jo1l -
TotA..... 3S1 RlTl9.o
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,

A RoLLING SToNE GATHERS No Moss.-
Well, what Of that Who wants to be a
messy old stone, away in some dark cor
ner of a pasture, where sunshine and fresh
air never come, for the cows to rub them
selves against, and for snaiis and bugs
to crawl over, and for tolds to squat un-
der among poisonous weeds ? 1t is far
better TO be a smooth and polished stone,
rolling along in the brawling stream of
human lie, wearing off the rough corners,
and bringing out the firm chrysta!ne
structure Of the granite, or the delicate
veins of the agate or the chalcedony. i
is this perpetual chaiing and rubbing in
the whirling current that shows what sCrt
Of grit man is made Of, and what use he
is good for. The sandstone and soapstone
are soon ground down to sand and mud
but the firm rock is selected for the tower
ing fortress, and the diamond is cut and
polished for tle monarch's crown.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12
DECEMBER i2, 1862
English Country Seats,

Few Of US whose lives are passed in re-
publican simplicity have any definite idea
of the Smount Of wealth and spleUdor that
surround many Of the English mobiles in
their princely residences. An intelligent
American, writing from England, de-
scribes some of these things.
Earl Spencer's homestead, situated
about sixty miles from London, comprises
ten thousand acres, .asteiully divided into
parks, meadows, pastures, wood and gar
deus. His library, called the finest pri'
vate library in the world, contains many
thousand volumes. Extensive and elegant
stables, green houses and conservalorles'
game keepers houses, dog kennels, por-
ter's lodge and farm houses without mum
ber. 90 to complete the establishment
Hundreds Of sheep and cattle graze in the
parks about the house.
The Duke Of Richmond's home farm
ct Goodwood, sixty miles from London,
consists Of twenty three thousand acres,
or over thirty.fve square miles. And
this is in crowded England, which
has a population Of 10000, 900, an
area of only $4,000 square miles, or just
$4,000, 900 of acres, giving, were the. land
divided, but two acres to each inhabltant
The residence OF the Duke is complete
palace. One extensive hall is covered
with yellow silk and pictures in the rich
est and most costly tapestry. The dishes
and plates upon the tables are oil Of pro-
oelair, silver and gold. Twenty five
race horses stand in the stable, each being
assigned to the care OF a special groom
A grotto near the house the ladies spent
six years in adorning. An aviary is sap
piled with almost every variety Of rare
and elegant birds. Largeherds Of cattle
sheep and deer are spread over the i'm
mense lawns.
The Duke Of Devonshire's place al
Chatsworth is said to excel in magni.
cence any other in the kingdom. The
income Of the Duke is a million OF dol
lars year, and he is said to spend it all.
In the grounds about his house are kept
four hundred head Of cattle, and fourteen
hundred deer. The kitchen garden con-
tains twelve acres, and is filed with al.
most every species Of fruit and vege:a'
bles. A vast arboretum connected with
the establishment is designed TO contain q
sample of every tree that grows. There
is also glass conservatory 387 feet il
length, ll2 in breadth, 81 in height, GOV
cred by 76, 900 square feet of glass, ant
warmed BY seven miles Of pipe conveying
hot water. One plant was obtained il
India by special messenger, and is val
ued at $4,000. One of the fountains
near the house plays two hundred ant
seventy-six feet high, and is said to bt
the highest jet in the world. Chatswortl
contains $500 acres but the Duke own
$4,000 acres in the county OF Derby shire
Within the house is one vast scene o
paintings. sculpture, mosaic work, carve'
wainscoting. and all the slegancies ant
luxurieS within the reach Of almost bound
less wealth and highly refined taste.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12
SANFORD'S
Liver EmVigOTatOr
NEVER DEBILITATES

NEV Err DEBlBITATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS, and has become an established
fact, Standard Medicine, known and approved
by oil who have used it, and is now resor ted 10
with confidence in all the diseases for which it is
recommended.
lthas cured thousandslS within the last 2 years,
who had given up allie hopes of relief. ns the
numerous, unsollcitedr, certificates in my pos
session show
T he ose must bel adapted to the temper.
ament of the Individually taking it, and used in
such quantities as 10 actS gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates ol y your judgment guide
you in the of theIS lIlYER lNVIGOR.
ATOR, and ii will cure Liver c o III .
plants, Bilious At lacks, Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiarrhOea, = SUNNI er com D la Is
Dysentery, Dropsy Il Sour Stomach, Ha.
bitual COStivcness, ChOIic Cholera,
& h o era Morbus, - Cholera II fantum,
Flatutence, u n. - dice, Female w ak
nesSes, and may beS used successfully as nm
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE. II will
cure SICK HEADACHE, las thousands can ,es-
tify) IN TWENTY MINUTES, IF TWO OR
THREE TEASPOONFULLS ARE TAKEN
at commencement of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in ts
favor.
.HJ-Mix water in the mouth with INVIGORA-
TOR, aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12
Too Much Sand in the Bricks.

Extract from Rev. Robert Collyer's Fra
terDity Lecture" delivered in Boston, Oct
32.l
There was Scotch Corporation who
wanted to build bridge They got good
plan and good men to work it, Tho bridge
was built, and the day came to open it,
The notable men of the country were oil
present; they bad speeches and music. and
q good time. Tho props were knocked
away from the arches, tho people shouted,
and then the bridge with one great crash
went down. ] will not describe the dsma y
that came with the ruin. Tho plans wore
reconsidered they wore said to be just
right tho workmon wore examined thoy
were not to blame-nobody was to blame !;
but then the bridge was certainly under
instead of over the water, aud they must
have bridge. So there was nothing for it
but to try again.
This time thoy go: plan that was better,
II possible, than the last. IL was certainly
different and cost mint of money. A now
builder took charge Of the work tho bridge
was built more carefully; the day came to
open it, and the music and tho mon. The
props were knocked away again, tho people
shouted again, the music sounded, the
bridge stood beautiful in strength and sym.
II stood fast for minute, and then the
arch lifted and tho whole thing went down
again. So there was another groat consul.
tation, and that bid fair 10 follow the bridge
when an old man, practical mason, came
forward with piece OF brick, and crumbling
it to powder in his fingers, said, "Gentlomen,
your plans were good, your builders were
good, but your bricks were bad. There
naa faO p,noh aanl in your al 1hn rI
never meant o bridge to be built out OF
such brick as that. He did not mako this
world so that you could build good bridge
out Of BAD stuff, and so yonr bridge will
keep on going down until you tako thai
sand out of your material"
Now II you ask mo to tell you what
think frat of all and worst Of all were tn,
causes of this ruin that is all about us to
day; why the stately structure brilt by tn
fathers has gone down with great crash,
should answer with this old man, there wa
700 much sand in the brick if you ask m
why Abraham Lincoln docs not succee,
better ia rebuilding. shall still anSwe
because there is too much sand in tn
bricks, and If you ask me whether no will
ultimately succeed, l shall say It depend
upon whether he has resolved to use moth
ing but good bricks. The Lord has mad
this world in such a way that speeches, an
music, and shouting are of no use to keep
bridge standing when the props are knocke
away 1t deponds, then, on tho bricks, an
prayers and fast days will be worthless t
build with II ho build with bad brick.
Cabinet and commanders are sandy
sand has got into the key-stones, thon W
shsll keep going down to the end OF th
chapter. The sand os slavery in our Com
monwealth has brought this ruin; the san
Of slavery has beaten out all our efforts
restoration up to this time, and il tho gret
worker and those who holp him do n
shovel Il out Of tho way, the structure ca
noVer be restored.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12
SA N f o RD'S
Family Calhartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Gius
Cases. Air Tight, and piH keep IN any climass.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gen
tie but active Cathartic, which the Proprietor has
used in his practice for more than twenty years.
T he constantly. in-lz ycreosing demand from
those who have long fused the PlLLS,a tho
satisfaction which a H$express in regard to
their use, h as induced S{me to place them with
in the reach OF all. lA{
The Profession WELLS know that different
Cahar,ics act on differ 3ent portions Of the bow
els.
The FAMILY C A. .03THARTIC PILL
has, with due reference = Ito this well established
fact been compounded = from q variety of the
purest Vegetable e x q: }tracts, which act alike
on exery part OF the al.l- imeniary canal, or d
are GOOD and SAFEEiu all cases where a
Cathartic is needed, and & such as DERAEGE'
MENTS OF THES STOMACH, SLEEP
INESS, PAINS IN THE BACK end LOiNs.
COSTIVENESS, p A N AND SokENESp
OVER THE WHOLE BODY from sudden cold,
which frequently if neglected, enaed e IN long
course of Fever. L. o S or AdfEllIE,
GRE EPING SENSATION OF GOLp oHEk
THE BODY, RESTLESSNESS,H HEA DACHE,
or WEIGHT in THE HEAD, all inflemmatory
nnnIism' great Purifier OF the Blood, and other
disenses 10 which flesh Is heir, too numerous to
msntiop in this advertisement Dose TO 8.
PRICE so CENTS.
sSrThe Liver InvigoratOr and Family Gnther.
tic Pills are retaied by A, Cook and DR., John
Nichols, Chardon, Ohio by Druggists generally,
towns. ST. w. SANFORD, MD,
Manufacturer anu Proprietor,
2os Broadway, tcor. of Fulton st',> New fS1k. oS