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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10
NOTICE.


/ lCnARLES a. LYON, OF Dover, Mason Co.
~ IN the State OF Kentucky, will take motto,
that Elias NJ Eggles,on Of the County of Guy ahoQS
and State ol OHIO, did, on the 9th day Of Decem
Der, A. ID. 1861, tie his petition in the Court O.
Common Pleas within and for the Co Of I;eaugu
aud Stale OF Ohio, against the said Charles A ly0u
and james g, Smilh aud Sarah G. Smith, De.
PENDANTS, setting forth usai the said JAMES, G.
Smith gave a morigage 10 lhe said plaintiff, to-
gelheI with Lucien b. Mcfarland and Phineas
Upham, on Is acres aud leo perches of land, pa n
OF Lot 40, Tract !, in Bainbridge township 'iH
said Gounga County, being The same land decided
by Fletcher Smith aud wife. April 27th, 1858, 10
James q Smith. bounded west by the Voad lend.
ing from Cha2rin Falls tn Bainbridae Center,
east and sonth by land Of Samuel Saunders, nd
norh by land Of Iohn Arinour, TO secure he
payment Of note Tor $500, 6,sl therein named and
referred 10, wniuh note il ow the sole and only
propsTiy OF the said plninlih And that since the
givlng OF SAID mortgage, the said defeudunt, Gins
Lyon, claims sonIe interest in said lands un.
der The said James e.. Smith. nd prayn for Iudp.
ment against the said James G. Smith, Tor such
SUN and interest % the same from NOyem.
5er 29th, 1860. and thst ia default Of paymenI ol
tho same, that said premises may be sold 10 pay
the samei and the said Charles A. Lyon IL no,i.
he'd that he 10 required 10 appear aud answer said
petition on OF before the s3d Saturday after the
l0ihdAy olJan, A. ID, 1859 Of d. ~ 'sfs llrf :
l'o 80 & sr-i ELIAS NJ ,EGGLESTON,ai 4
~ r7il.t. BY CT sBlakssiee, his ATTY. a
20 Dec. 10Th, 1864. 70 Ulqr i'aas - S2aw6 =
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What Is In the Bedroom 2

We take tho following from the american
.4griculturist g. ...--A
If two persons arc to occupy bedroom
during pigh,, lot them stop upon weighing
scales as they retirs, and then again in the
morning. and they will find their actual
weight 10 at lcast pound less 10 the
morning. Frequently there will bo loss Of
two or moro pounds. aud the average loss
throughout tho year will be more than one
pound. That lie, during the night :here is
q loss of q pound of matter, which has gone
off from their bodies. partly through their
lungs, and partly through tho pores o
the skin. The escaped material Is carboniC
acid, and dccayed animal matter. or poison
Gus exbala,ioEs This is dlffused througt
tho air in part. and in part absorbed by III,
bedclothes. If a single ounce Of wool ol
cotton be burned in room. il will so com
pletely satursts the air with the smoke lha
one can hardly breathe. though there Cat
DO but an ounce of foreign matter in tn,
mir. IL an ounce of cotton be burned every
half hour during the night, the air will b.
kept continually saturated with smoke. un
less there can be an open door or window
for II to escape. -ss y..a.s .a'
Now the sixteen ounces of smoke thu,
FORMED Ia far less poisonous than the six
teen ounces of exhslation from the lung,
and bodies of tbs two persons who have
lost pound in weight during the eigh
hours of sleeping. for, wkile the dry smok,
10 mainly taken into the lungs, the dam
odors from tho body are absorbed both into
the lungs and into the pores of the Who'll,
body. Need more be said to show the i'm
portance of having bedrooms we'll ventilla
lad and of thorOupilyl airing thu ana.t q
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sm 8 sANFoRD,s ,.a. ~.
Family Catharlic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM I.


Pare Vegetable Extracts. oad pst ND in Che
Cases, dir Tight, aNd viH keep In aay climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gen
tie but active Caihariic which the Proprietor has
used in his practice Tor more than twenty years,
he constantly in-Ix {creasing, demand from
those who have .ong used tho PILLS, and the
satisfaction which l!-express in regard 10
!heit use, o. as induced 3nie TO place them with.
In the rench Of ALL - fes - 'asa,iI j. r lsl.s
The Profession wei! know that different
Calhartics act on diifer' enl portions ol the bow.
els At''aa '-f.ii.st
The FAMILY C A. h SETHARTIc PILL
has, with due reference : 10 this well esta blished
iact, been compounded II from variety of the
purest Vegetable h -I<. tTaeIs which act alike
on exeFy part Of the ni.I hmentary canal n d
are GOOD and SAFEE-{i Il all cases where a
Caiharlic is needed, and e such as DERANGE.
NJ ENTS OF THElS STOMACH, SLEEP.
MESS, PAINS IN THE BACK and LOINS,
COSTlvENESS, PAIN AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOI. r. BODY, ifom sudden cold.
which froqaenriy, II neglected, ended in long
course OF Fever. LOSS OF APPETITE, a
GRE EPING SENSATION OF COLD OVER
THE BODY, r ESrL LESSNESS, HEADACHE.
or WEIGHT IN THE HEA D, all lnhammatory
Diseases, Worms 10 Children or Adults, Rheu-
maiism, great Purifier OF the Blood. and other
diseases to which flesh is heir, TOO numerous 70
mention in this advertisement. Dose to 3. ~
~, I'D d PRICE 80 CENTS. I. ,r.,a.s
91rThe Liver Inyigoratnr and Family Ca,har.
tic Pills are retriled by A. Cook and DR., John
Nichols Chsrdon, Ohio, by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade in off the large
towns. ~ e. ST, W.SANF0RD, M. D., ~
6 5aW = Manufacturer anu Proprietor, aht
2os broadway teor' OF fulton stu New York.
FfHHfifF 81 Hff4 a "a gzFW nI " 42Sp
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Howard Association,
rsy.is PHILADELPHFA.a.l .a.l 10 $50

A BeRsUOient lHssitEtioR ssiablished BY spsci.
Endo~m'mt1lor the RsliQ Q tks SICK and Di.
trsssed, AHictsdwitA Yirnlenf aad EpidsaIe Di.
eases aud sYefiaty fOrths Care efths Sexual o.
gaHs. No. l-.,..- 49,. T.... ...-.
M EDIcAL ADVICE given gratis, blythe Act
1tl ing SuTgeon, toall who apply BY letter. with
description OF their condition. lsge occupa lion
habits o. lie, Scl and 10 cares o. extreme power
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatofrhcea
and other Dissases ofthe Scxudf Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensai
ry, sent to the afflicted in sealed eiie. envelopes
lree OF charge. Two ofthree Stampsfor postage
will be accepted. gTn gfygrfysg, eglssf
Address DR., J. SKlLLIN EDUGHToN. Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association. No 2 Soutf
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order Of the
Directors, EZRA d, HARTWEBL,
: GEO, FAlRcHlLD, See'y. 'l1a Prssidsst.
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A SIGNIFICANT HlSr.--Tbe London Er
dmiaer, OF December l4th, Is preparing
for auothercasus brii. IL says: No UH
"Supposii z reparation TO DO made for
tho Trent outrage. and the prisoners to be
restored safe from Lyuch Law, which seems
too natural a sequence to Wilkes law, will il
not no for this Powers of Europe to con.
slider whothor the measures tho North is
taking against the south are consistent
with thp interests Of civilization Is il to be
endured that the federal government shall
eke out the incfiicacy Of It's blockade by the
dotostable meubs Of vessels laden with Stone
to be sunk to choke up southern ports :"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

EVERY TUB ON irs OWN BoTroM. You must
90 throughlhis world with just such faculties
as God has givcn you. Every man looking at
hirnsclf, should say, with, just this hul,
with jott ,hesespafs, With jost those isai's,
with just this compass. must make a voyage
OF lite. y Are YOU fuoiy buiitff Are you
Ell chject OF beauty ? DO you tit like a
duck on the wstcra II viii DO compara.
lively ensy for you to make tho soyugo.
Aeo op- tho next ohe--- blum, as the bow
Are your spars clumsy? Is your rigging
upwichly Z, You need DOT. cut your bow.
You msy cut q ttill tho vessel sirks. but you
cauno, change her form. Aud you need
not laitompt. to change the spsrs and rig.
ging. You must tsko bow. tboso spsrs, and
that rigging and make the voyage with
tlrum ss thry arc. Doyo fiud that you
ure bult after tllv pattern Of scow? tits
useless for you 90 wisb ortry to be anything
drtferunt from what yon are. God shovcs
you out, aud says. There, put. to The
otherstdeP and you must go through the
sarno storms aud the same cutre0ts that
those of better build nro obliged to 90
through. Some are built Ike noble steam
ors. somo like fine sailing vessels, and some
like scows, and ench Is to take what God
has given, and 90 across tho ocean with
it, BeechSr.
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The Ps AND B's.-rho Bo.ton reavelle.

retHnikS
"P Is almost as good an initial lettor for
us as b has been tor the rebels. We have
PIckons, Ph,llipi. Piketon aud Port Royal.
The Perry. va beiieve took the first prize in
the war, and we have prevented the enemy
from crossing tho Potomac Then wo hold
Paducah. and tho Panhandle ontinues in
our pnssesston a-rr ..e.s
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

Abner ID Curtis, pl,ff Before p. v. Thomp.
John j. Young, del,ntsA ldfp@.Gea,aa coso,
.nhthe Jath tayef Deceruber, A ID 1851, said
~ Jastice issued AZ Order ~ Attachment In
Ifhd above action, for the sum oi 500 80, ~
~ .ABNEii u. CURTIS. -
1MtlVfeldFpes slfh is6l'Ss s 'sesys
..afr fasf B.. s5T r1 t. 4
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


Coughs, Colds, InfeenEa, Hoarseneas,
Group, Bronehitls, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
...t th advanced Stages 74rG -g-a
SOW f Of the Disease.
This 70 rosacdy universally known surpsss any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that 10
IL useless here TO publish the evidence Of its virtues
unrvaed excellence for coughs and cods aud Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary dIsease, have made 81
known throughout the clvllzsd nations Of the earth.
Few are tile Communities, families, among them
who have not personal experience Of Its effects
some living trophy in their midst q Its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
AZ all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they KNOW too the effects Of this remedy need not
do more tian to them that has all the yir
that Il did have when making the which have
won strongly upon tho eophdenee Of mankind. ii'.
Prepared by Or. J.0. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
"a. COOK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon.
s. Field, East CiaTidon, Cleveland & Son. Bur.
ton; j. NJ. Thompson. Middle6sld; !; Herrick &
Gaines, Newbury e, & CIR Harmon, Chester
x Roads; and by dealers in medicine everywher
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

For Ministers, Public Speakers aud Singers,
these Troohes arc Indispensable for Clearing and
Strengthening the Voice. Removing Hoarse.
"ess' &C tl.sssL sssrf Hs fa a-.fsn. .ss-. lag ai
This form of administering medicines for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds and lrritations or Infiam.
nations Of the Throat and Lungs is far preferable
to the old form Of Syrups or drops and is fast ta-
king their place.
Medicines for the cure Of these diseases not be.
ing required al stated periods, but only as the
symptoms or urgency Of the case requires, TO al
lay the tickling sensation or irritation whenevc
occurs, i is conyen len, TO have II always ready
Tor use .ekkEEE M4feeN~~oglt@
The ease with which they are iaken-being ca.
silly carried in the pocker, requiring no prepare
tion, always ready for on oil OCCASIONS not Ii.
able 10 change In any climate, containing noih-
ing injurious 10 the most delicate constitution =
should he a sufficient recommendation 10 ali 70
give them fair trial. ~,
Directions on each Box. Price 25 Cents.
None genuine unless signed. -
H, G.. CARY.
srFor Sale at all Drug stores,-Ea y. 6o3ly
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Steam EaaQS2leS.

Stationary and Portableoi any required size and
ainiension We manuiacture a small sized por
table Engine well calcuiN,-d for driving a power
printing press, being upright nnd very compact,
nor occupying more Than 3 ieet square -paee, the
large sizes built in particular reference 10 u,
Pumping. &c.' all OF which are manufactured Of
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WEST BEpToRp, Coshocton Co., May IA, 1857
Mr.. II. B. Kingsley, Sir,-I have been selling
the medicines OF the Graffenberg Company for the
last ten years, and have invariably found them to
give good sa.isiacnon and the pills have sold 10
good many families MS regularly as their ten and
coffee, and with my trade they become q staple
article. Marshall's Uterine Cathoiicon is medi-
cine TINT has done great amount Of good In fe-
male Diseases, One lady j sold il TO told me she
had received more beneit from one bottle then she
did from long course of medical treatment by the
most skilful physicians.
is'a - Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January LIST. 1858. ~ l ; ts E5as
MRS, ROBINS0N'S SCERTIFICATE. 81 u,
- VERNON, Trumbull Co, May lst, l843. s,s
This cerii6es That i have been in very pOOs
health for years. and found little OF no relief aitsr
employing number OF physicians. My disease
was Prolapsis Uteri had been reduced by that
and Flouror Albus until ! had become uleeraied TO
considerable extent. By the advice of DIR. g :.
w, Bushnell l procured and took six bottles Of
Marshall's UteriEe Cathoiicon which enabled no
to attend to my husband in his last sickness untii
he died, which was about a year since. j have
taken three bottles since his death, which has made
me able TO labor and support Ny family Of three
children. The Caiholieon has nearly restored me
to health Il is the only thing that has miligAtea
my suffering for which fell very grateful. = 'h
..-0. f MARY E. ROBINSON,
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eNotice.y.

THE sUBsCRIBERs will keep on hn nd
l. and manufacture to oider, at the Machine
Shop OF the late A. A, Genung. PainesyiAe, o.
the following machinery, namely;
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The Enrolment and Organization Of
the Militia.

Some plan should At once be adopted for
tia OF the State. Since this war commenced
Massachusetts, has shown the immense ad
vantage OF such plan by having her militia
organizations. ready at any moment 10 fur
nssh men in case Of sudden emergency
Every man between the ages OF eighteen
and forty Eve years. should be enrolled and
drilled regularly. that the State nav be pre-
pared for protection against such guerrilla
warfare a. we how see. il being carried on
In Kentucky and Tennessee. These bands
Of guerrillas may yet DO able q cross the
river at different points and invade our State.
burn. pilIage. and destroy property. and muir
der our citizens. as they are already doinx
Just beyond our borders. in our neighboring
States. But even should there be no spprs-
hension of trouble in that direction. such
system should be adopted a. would enable
us to turn out well drilled. able bodied men
al any time they might be required
We see now by the manner Of recruiting.
the immense difficulty under which the State
labors The delay is great. and enables the
enemy to prepare for all emergencies. be-
aides adding an immense cost 10 our war ex
penditares.
The war i not ended yet. and the proba
bilities are. that IL will not end soon. and Il
is we'll that We should prepare to make all
rsserses good on the shortest notice. The
rebels have shown themselves our superiors
IN arrangements of this character. and We
might profit by their example. We notice
that this matter has been suggested to our
authorities and We trust IL will receive at
tention At their hands.
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The CONFEDERATION Bill

Congress has at last passed Conhscation
Bill. Il Is entitled. In act 10 cea6scafs
Dss progerfy Of rebels. for The payment Of er
psasss Of TIC present rebellion. and for other
purposes. The bill Is comprehensive in is
scope. and authorizes the President to en-
ploy a. many persons Of African descent rs
he may deem necessary and proper for the
suppression Of tho rebellion. and to organ.
ne and use them in such manner As he may
iadge best for the public welfare. and pro-
v'des that any person who shall hereafter
commit the crime Of treason against the
United States. and = adjadged guilty thereof.
shall suffer death. and all his slaves. II any.
arc declared and made free Any person
hereafter resisting. or giving all and CON-
fort Ia he rebellion. shali. On conviction. 10
punished by imprisonment not exceeding ten
years. aud b be liberation Of all his slaves.
and forfeit al HI property both real AMI
personal
We gather from sshsngtoa eosso-pou
dent Of the Commercial. that the hill pro
sldee Tor colonization a discretion 81 per
son~ made free bv the sct. aui prohibits sny
Eliliisry officer from deciding the validity Of
any claim % service or labor. OF % surren
her ans person - slave. q any claimant
81 paia Of beng dismissed from the service
Il : k,id that the bill does NJ, take effect
upon property until sixsy DAYS sflsr procls-
nation b, the President ani requires The
Judgment 81 a cni eoass before sat,iecssns
the persons or property Of rebels n oouhs
cation.
Tie large discretion vested bY The act IN
the President was deemed necessary IN Pros
pect Of IA having 70 ael auring the adjourn
msat OF congress. senator wufenr Of th.s
state. voted fos The bli. and Cowsa oi fe1n.
ss.san.a. and Bro~ulng Of Illinois against Il
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Gen. Curtis ARM.

The Missouri Democrat Of Yesterday says
ali anxiety may be dismissed respecting Gen
Curtis and The army Of the Southwest. We
learn from Official sources that ne has reach
I'll Helena. on the Mississippi. with bis en-.
tire commsnd-aiI we'll and in good spirits.
Our correspondent. Psyel. who has adhered
- tbs expedition. for many months. has ar
rived 81 Memphis, as Ne learn By telegraph.
From him. ia day or two. We shall have
full particulars ofihe march from Bstesville
o. Helena
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Il musi NJ, BE sid that Ne ofths North
have been compellcd ~ resort 20 drai "a
Gil the lines Of our armies IN the field. Let
rs have no unwilling soldiers IN the ranks:
sksf has been the cro~ning shame Of the reb
81 coniedersey. Let pres and pnipis, AL
pablo sni eli social influences. be brought
TO bear before the word .drsn" Is used
The blood 81 the nation 10 sgain up. and =
little mobey combined with good deal Of
management must Re made 20 give the gov
eminent al the men 4 wiH require ~ y.
Wsrld.
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X kBELLIoS LossEs.--Let US see what prop
erty owners in Nashville have gained by
rebe rule. The valuation of property in the
city subject to taxation ia le6l was Sl4 ,2s9 =
sos; in 1862. Sl0.s63, 455-a falling off of
the snug little sum OF three million four
hundred and twenty six thousand one hun
dred and sixty dollars (S3. 426 1907. and we
believe If placed upon the rental value is
would be much more.
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MOTHERS MAKES THE MAN.-Most men OF
prominence in the weIld', history have been
the sons of very superior mothers. Miss
Brinton. who became ths..other of General
N Mcclellan was wOR'sr description ::
great. say that the. St IA a-i,.-..e.'lNes his
mother in form, featurcrssmpcramsnt and
intellect.
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roBAoej CrLrrRk n MISSOURI sit Is
stated that most Of the planters in the inte-
for large crop OF tobacco. aud have their
lands well prepared and good supply of
plants, but can DO nothing in the way Of
transplsnting until il rains.
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On Monday. the Brazilian steam corvette
Parsnese arrived at the Philadelphia Navy
yard. from Fortress Monroe. The Paranese,
commanded BY Carlos de Carvallo. has been
a cruise 20 Venezuela and tho Spanish
Main. She goes to Philadelphia for repairs.
and will be taken on the dock as soon as the
gunboat Chambers Is removed from IT,
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THr JOarHai IS very much troubled about
the eonfiscation bill. and thinks a negro be
longing to rebsi rather too good TO aid our
,aded And wearied soldiers dig entreneh-
ments and construct Notifications We call
IL attention 10 the speech Of General VA
LACE N. our issue tbs morning.
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AecoxuopAFsxa In Scotland. q man Ani
= wor,an sitting IL drssiag room, in a raj.
~ay caFFisge or "a box Al an opera. can "a
this veFv dAY contract vail legal maI-
rage. uithocf nole % nenorsndaaa o. the
presence ofa single witness. OF using any
ample torn Of expression n dicasinx The
acsaal and mutual acreptsnee Of thai CO
iaral relationship
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The boats which have been captured from
the rebels and which sre Ia process Of re-
pair. wIll increase the Mississippi notiils TO
seyenieen vessels. carrying . total OF one
hundred and fifty guns
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

4 n On Tuesday the lath day Of August next at the
late residence Of Josiah NJ. Black, in Sugar Creek
township, vigo county, Indiana, the undersigned
will sell the personal property Of deceased consist
ing Of horses, hogs, cattle farming utensils, mower
reaper, sugar mill, household and kitchen furniture,
aqusntity OF wheat and hay In stacks, and corn
growing ia the field.
IKRns-Sums under So cash, over that twelve
months credit Notes with good security, walving
relief etc, viii be required
VIM. W. GOODMAN. Amir.
JulylGw3w
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Hon PsIcEs FoR SrssTITurEs.-The Rich
mond papers contain advertisements from
aristocratic members OF the ''ehivalry" OF
fering as high As $500 for substitutes for
the war.
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ART u ENcLAND.-No county ia The
woric Is so liberal in its patronage OF science
aud arr as Great Britain. These departments
draw on the estimates for the current year
the SUN of flI6,6 about $3.50 600.
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The Roman department OF the Loedon
exhibition attracts great attention from it
works of art, and. among them all. none Is
more admired than the statues OF Story, the
American sculptor.
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A maiden lziy named Eunsce Asdseus.
living IN Chester. Conn-. committed saici1e
a few DAYS ago. She filled her srron With
stones. wAlkea into the sioai water Il ~
river 10 the depth Of about three feet. sat
dawn ard threw herself over backwards. an
ses the water. anil sss dro<ned
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Ericsson, who made the Monitor. Dahl
gren who made the cannon. Jenny Lind.
Who made mssic: Frederika Bremen. who
made domestic fiction. that Is read 10 thous-
ands OF Americrn homes. arc Swedes
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Lord Clyde. (Sir Colin CAmpbell.) the
highest military authority in Europe. pro
nounees Gen. Mcclellan splendid slraiegist
and an able leader.
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Se LosFtxe.-At pompeii there = ~ -
seription On The esil % ~hst ras. probably
a workshop. - fAloes.--Ofsesls ~ iseus
nea est D.sce.s<. hsfsfaT. IL msy ee traus
lalel--sTAie place s. nos fos TIE la1f -
I.oafers. depart
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Queen Victoria intends TO present 300
female students in the School of Art IN
England and Ireland with tickets for the
Great Exhibition
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Adelaide Phillips. the great American con
traito, Is at Antwerp. where her success has
been equal to that achieved at Paris and
Madrid
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

a dispatch from Washington ssatos that
the President. As general rule. will ap-
point tax collectors and assessors on the re
communication OF Congress