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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-28
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,
ron THE HArID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, InGUcuTn, IIOnrscneEs,
Group, ErOnChitis. EnCipicnt Com
sum ption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptiVc Patients
in advanced Stages
of thc

This Is rc,nrdy 50 universally Lrowu TO srrpNss amy
other for the uf hunt and lung complaints, that It
- useless hIe to PUBLISH the cNhlvlCe ct its Virtues Its
um,ucd excellence for coughs and colds, aud its truly
wonderful cures at pulmonary disease, have made It
known Throughout the civilized uunub uf the ClI ia.
Few ave t" communities or even families, among In m
who havc not some personal experience ul lls elects
some living trophy in their midst at its victory over II :
subtle mud dgrruuS disorders uC the throat and lunEs
A. all know the dreadful fatality At these dpurders, aud
they know too the elects r mis- remedy, We H,Cd hut
do than to them that it has nov all tie Ntr
tues that II DID have when making the cures which have
won So strongly upon the c"utdrnce oi mankind.
Prepared by DR.. ]. AVER & 90, Lowell, Mass,
A. COOK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon; c
:. Fiold, East Claridon, Cleveland 4 Son, Bur
ton; J.N, lnrm I5on, NiIlIchcId; IIerrick &
Gaines, New bury; {. e. C,R Harmon, Cnesio
\ Roads, and by deaIersinme licineoveryw here
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as- The library of Beaufort, South
Carolina, having been brought TO the
North, was advertised to be sold at pub,
lie auction, but the protests OF the New
York press have caused tho order for the
sale to be revoked. The ground taken is
that literature should not be contraband
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HONE TESIiuNyY.

Mn II. +. kINGsLrY Dear Sir We feel il q tu.
ly We owe 10 Il public 10 say that MoIahuir, e..
thuIicun is medicine Invaluable tor ccmpluii ls
ciusscG under the head OF Female Diseases y .
have ased ycur Giu',hiorg Medicine, aud have
been greatly bCneii'ed theItLy. SO much so tia.
were the price duuh we would have th,n,-
20 the thousands ot our scX who arc sUti, !ir-
from weakness, =, we would recommend tie -.
tJhcon Is snlo panacoa. 1t gives strength -
the system, and enables each ot Tie crguuz Of d G
body 10 geriom thur appropriate functions
Mrs. w GARTER,
Mrs. l.. L. lFEEhN.
-..- 1 L. ! : l I "a
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lthas cured thousnndss: within the last . yenra,
who had given up al = ,opes of relief. as tho
numerous unsolicited : certificates in my pos
session show. r.
I no 0Se must be- adapted to the temper.
nment Of the iadividua- taking it, and used in
suGh quantities as 70 act - gently on the bow els.
Let Tie dictates OF - your judgment guide
You IN the use OF the LltER INV IGOR.
ATOt, aud ii wiz cure Liver { o m
piaiuLS, Bilious 4 l. |,ackS, DySuepAia.
chrome bihrfhoGa. - sumner comp pIaHts
DySCGtery, DrOpSy !: Sour Stomach, liza.
bitnal COStiVCuCS>. |ChOIic ,LhOlpra.
& h q ! era Nolbus. = Cholera u(nntum.
FiatuteHcc, j nun. - dice, Female Npnk
nCsSes, and may bel used successfully ms m
ORDINARY FAMILY MENICINE. twill
cure SICK HEADACHES, las thousands can les.
tily) IN TWENTY MINUTES, If TWO OR
THREE TEASPOONFULLS ARE TAKEN
at commencement OF attack
AL who use it uTo giving their testimony in it's
favor.
01-Mix water in the mouth with INVICORA,
TOR. aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per RottlS.
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Much is expected where much is given.
Sell.exultalon is the ,ool's paradise.
Pardon others often. but ,hyself seldom.
1t is opportunity that makes the thief.
Gossiplug and lying 80 ever hand in hand
Unmerited honoJs can never wear well.
Wit once bought is worth twice taught.
Lean Liberty is better than fat Slavery.
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HOWARD Association,
PHILADELPHIA

r0r ,1s ysl,rfoC The Sick and Distressed, afflicted
LII y; rpItnt and ChroHte Diseases, and espS-
cjanv for tAe Cure Of Diseases 0ftAs SerVol Or
NTEpICAL ADVICE gwen gratis by The
lNI Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on spsrmu,orrhssa or
seminal Weakness, ana o,ber Diseases OF tn
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omnioved in the DispensaTy, sent TO the afflicted
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or three Stamps Tor postage vii he aeceptabfs.
Address Or. ]. SKlLLlN HOUGhTON; Acs-
inc Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 Sofia
Ninth Street, ,PhilGdelphio, Pa. 6'yi
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MI HIS USEHSESi
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1lugy aud Operative Surgery in
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A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
herb DOCTOR.
PosT OFFICE, Washington, D. c., June %.
This 10 to certify that have Intensely suffered
neryouspess, and general deb lily, fainting, eI.
haustion, cholic, pain In the breast, &C., &C.
After trying the most scientific doctors Of the
present day without the least particle Of relief,
an I commenced to use DR. Tumblety's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me to health.
9. b. CLARK, Post Once.
Good Ntw, for All.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1852.
This is 10 certify that have been stone ol!nd
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors in
TumbIety blind, and In 4 most pitiable and de-
plorable condition. My eyes appeared like ul-
GERS, which discharged great quantity OF pus or
matter. DR.. Tumblety has performed the cure.
Persons wishing further particulars can cali ana
At Mrs. Barbour's, 37s Sd st., bet. and E.
WAsHrssros CITY, June 20, 1862.
To tie PsSIie:- have been under the practice
Of DR.. Tumbletv for some time. When / first
applied to him he stated precisely my complaint
and feelings, without asking me any questions
whatever. NV complaint was a violent cough,
denoting consumption, and rheumatism. His
first treatment was to restore the lungs and evade
the cough, which his medicines accomplished.
undertakes to cure, and IL he can accomplish
that end will give him the full benefit Of the
truth, an well known in Washington city for
nearly nine years az florist on the Island:
WIN. HusHKs, 9TH and B sa.
Consumption Cured.
Dr.. TaDlblsty-DsdY Sir:-I am happy to state
my case az follows:-l had been afflicted with
constipation, pain In the breast, hectic fever, in
cessant cough, coptous expectoraton Of matter,
and continual wasting away Of the whole body.
From the symptoms 1t appeared could not sur
vive many months, but contrary to the expecta-
lions Of every one, DR.. Tumblety has cured me.
JOHN BsNNkTT, Foreman
OF Nailef's Stable, bet. Is and IAN sts
Deplorabls Condition Of Body and Mind.
/ was almost dead with pain In my chest, back
shoulders, side and head; was debilitated that
could scarcely walk. NV mind was continually
melancholy snd gloomy; but were Il not for DR..
Tumblety's skill and his remedies. weuld have
Been dead before this. | am now completely
cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN, P street,
between 18th and 10Th, Washington.
WARRINGTON, June 1, 1862.
Dr.. Tnn;blsty-Dsar Sir:-As you are always
disposed to make known everything calculated
to benefit society, have concluded to send You q
brief statement Of a cure recentlt performed or
me br your Herb Medicines. 1 became so low
and emaciated with dyspepsia, liver complaint
and great debility, that have been confined to
my room, and my case seemed hopeless My
physician not being able to relieve me, applied
to DIR. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely cured
me. JOHN s. WALSH,
je 25-3w Sexton 81. Matthew's Church.
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CONGRESSIONAL
wKpEKspAI. July Q.


SENATE.-Mr Foster reported from the Judi
ciary Committee a bill 70 change the place OF
holding the United States Court for the Western
District Of Tennessee from Jackson 70 Hunting
ton. Paksed.
Mr. King reported from the Military Ah4.rs
Committee a bill providing fer the employment
Of persons Of African descent in the construction
Of intrenchmens, and for other purposes. Com
mitted.
Mr. Davis introduced a bill providing other
punishment for treason. Deferred.
Mr.. Sherman called up the pending resolution
defining what 10 a quorum Of the senste, which
was discussed by Mr.. 3. and Mr.. Csrlile. On the
cell Of Mr.. Sherman, paper on the subject, pre-
pared by She President OF the body pro fsy., Mr..
Foote, was read st length.
HousE.-A communication vas received nom
the Sec rotary OF War, transmitting proceedings Of
court OF inquiry In the case Of Justice McKinstry,
OF St Louis.
Also, a communication enclosing letter nom
Msjor General Mcclellan, relative TO the oceupe-
ton Of the White House by tbs United States
troops.
NJ. Blair, OF Pa, reported bin 70 repeal the
9Th section Of act 20 reduce the expense OF sur
veying and selling public lands, 90 far as the
same applies 10 New Mexico; which was dis
cussed at considerable length.
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Report Of Acting Master Croker.

Acting Master Frederick Croker, command
Ing the U. s. steamer Rensington, communicates
to the Navy Department the following particulars
Of an encounter with q rebel battery In the vicin-
ity Of Ella Clifs and Rodney. Mississippi river:
"During the night, June 2S,h,) rockets, mus
kst shots and other sounds gave Indication OF TIE
enemy, and the crews Of all the vessels were beat
10 quarters, but no attack being made, We hay
quiet TIL daylight, when we hove up anchor and
proceeded up the river, keeping q sharp LOOKOUT
all sides ana ready for instant action
There was no appearance Of the e0eny, how
ever, tll we arrived opposite the blun, Q short
turn about eighteen miles below the line Of
Rodney's Coles creek, } when we were attach
ed by q battery apparently Of two or four sin.
Founders, concealed In the thiekst under The
bluff. Their nrst shot. from a distance Of not
more than two hundred yards, took effect In the
Sarah Bruin, injuring two Of her crew severely.
Three other shots fred at almost the same dis
lance fell short, when round Of grape from the
Sarah BruIn, and a shell from toe Kensington,
both Of which dropped with great accuracy Int
the midst cf the smoke Of their guns, silenoe1
them completely.
Both the Sarah Bruin and Remington, 20
gether with the riHemen from all the vesses, con-
tinued firing till the curve around the turn
brough 1t them out Of range, and enabled the Hor-
ace Beals 10 open nre with her battery, which
she did with great animation, and the thicket
was sheIled until all the vessels were out Of
r,n0e
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1856 NEW STOCK 1856
INTERIOR ADORNMEN7S
Just received ohoioe selection of new and de-
PAPER HAN6IN6s,
From tho rioh Anu ornate 70 the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlora, halls,
dining rooms, and ohambers.
FIREBOARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES, 40.
New Designs, warranted gold bands, imitation
gold, and common.
WINDOW SHADES.
window Shades OF any required style or size uedo
TO order. Buff g. een, ana Blue Sh sde Hollands
By the yard or made into Shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(Warrautcd to be gilded with gold le2f.)
The hsndsomest aud largest assortment In The
District, from the best Manufactory In the
.,.o .,o,.,.rs eo on mr. wood Frame, Nth
Q beautiful variety Of small sized Oval and Card
Vlsite Frames Of foreign and domestic manufho-
there. Passepetouts, 90.
PICTURE COR AND TASeELS,
Different sizes and colors, Picture lngs, "a.
Purchasing exclusively for cash. the above foods
(acoording 70 their euaity) will DO dieposcd OF at
as lov rates a. they osn be puIonased for In tho
District No MISREPRESENTATION made to effect
orders LOT PsperhsnsinE or window shadss
executed By experienced vorkmsn, In city or
4 cali solisitsd from those needing the above
sssa d. a4s
s,dooIs above Odd Fellow hall; AM the terms
oash for goods and labor. te0-lmif'
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THE LATEST BIZ ThE6GRAPH.
LATER RROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, JulY 9.-Ths jreat Eastern, from
Liverpool, July lat, has arrived here.
Lord Palmerston, in the British Parliament,
during a debate upon the subject, said be could
see no good result at present in the proPosed me-
diation In American affairs, tut that the Govern
ment would watch with pleasure and take ad-
vantage of any proper opening to mediate.
Cotton had advanced u q since Saturday.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sled
since last report John II smoot, & slsves-So-
ply Hawkins, Dick, Rebeccs Mcpherson and
son. Sarah Y Sellers, slave-SHah Woodley.
George J. Johnson, slaves-Adaline Smith and
Mary Middleton. Robert NJ. SUIT on, 2 slaves
Lishey End Elizabeth Lewis. Allison Nsylor, ~ =,
slaves-John Bundy and Sally Ferguson. n !.
Nailor, l slave-Mary c. Mechin. Elizabeth
williams, 2 slaves-Mafy and Lewis Curtis, An
drew Green, Georgiana Garter, Jane johnson,
William and John. Ariana J. Lyles, II slaves
Randell and Sophia r ord, Andrew Contee, David /,
Caroline aud John Oliver, Henry, Eliza and Sal
lie Ruzier, Hannibal Roger, Q Bowman and
Maud Brown. Elisha Jones, executor, slaves-
Henry, Henry, IL Lewis, Richard and wash
ing:cn Dade and SEQ. Ward. Jas L Addissu,
slaves Charles and Jane Hall and Betty Ann
Thompkins. Elizabeth Goszlef, 1 slave-Ann
NJ Montgomery. Catharine Chisholm, 2saves-
Catharine and Elizabeth Scott. Joseph and Thos.
Weaver, sIaves-yohn Cepas, Margaret, Emily
Mary, George Washington, jeremiah and Alex
ander Joseph Weave, slsves-Mstish, John
and George WashingtoD. Rebeccs Weaver,
1 slave-Catharine Louise. E. M. Chaplin, 1
slave-Mary Lewis.
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THE CALL c0a TRuoPS.

CONCORD, N. H., Juiy3 -THa sN'e Legisls-
ture has unanimously Tesci sed, Dredging that tue
State will furnish her quota under the lat call
for volunteers. Meetings TO encourage volunt-sr.
ing are to be held il all parts Of the State.
The 10th Connecticut regiment will be com-
posed mostly Of IrIstmen, and win be comma d.
ed by Colonel, now Captain Donohu /, Of the Sd
Connecticut regiment
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COOP NEws FOR ALL.

WAsHINsToN, June 20, 1862.
This 10 10 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors in
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SgvA BAILEY
je21H At Mrs Barbour's, 375 I'D ST., bet d and E
VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave
the city until supplied with Holloway's Pills
and Ointment For sores, scurvy, wounds;
small pox, feves, and bowel complaints, these
medicines are the best in the world. Every
boz. 2Il
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SAILING OF rHE ARABIA.

BosroN, July 9.-rbe steamship Arabia sailed
from this port this morning for Liverpool, " th
one hundred and fourteen passengers On board,
including the French Princes lately serving on
Gen McClellan's stat.
Sue also took out three hundred and twenty-siI
thousand dollars in specie.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.-The following have
been rep lrted since our last:
George Minis, company X, 3ith New York.
w. Kearney, company g, cath New York
+. ID Baguet, company B, l2th U 3. Infantry.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire In relation
10 the burial place Of their friends, &c, by CALI
ing on F. T. sands, Government undertaken, 444
street north.
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THE SPECIAL ELECTION In the Second Ward TO-
day for q MEMBER Of the BoaId OF Aldermen 20
I'LL the place made vacant by the resignation Of
w. r. Baplv, is passing OF very quiety-verV
little interest being taken by the voters. There 10
only one candidate In the feld-Mr. g. II. Plant
At two O'Clock about sixty votes had been cast In
the second precinct and about half that number
in the first.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TRRAsURI DI.lRTMlNf.-


June is, 1852
G.iyed q this =. Partment until the 2lst day of
Samples Of the AIt!e!s: is Class ! vii! be furn;
ished 70 l.rte. ds,iIi.E to bia on APPLICATION q
med @ pat. IN. All the en,sIops. faTn..hed must
FS t sSs q s11 s ss
andes he Vi. farnh ,.n. IF
such manufacture and ttyle IS the Department
may order, with suitable handles for each style
De ivefiss sf I'll other articles In Clas. win not
be accepted unless they comp striotly with this
All dsiiveriss of both Glasses will be subject to
the SeoTstary Of the Treasury and the delivery Of
IN eIior anIo shall be deemed snzacient cause
Deliveries must be lee of charge at the Treasury
Department, " ashingt0n.
Be- 5. tss 1 ss
factory guarantee tat the rldder vlli exec ute
:. With ego sHd SSnG 4 M
fsI.ure Of he entire penalty Of tbs bond.
guarantees Will nos be consideed; and con,racts
Will be swsrGea only % established manufacturers
Of or dealers in the articles.
CLASS 1.
White ca, paper
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White envelopes, let or rize,
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8 ass inksnnds
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Silk taste, assorted colors,
Prepared lnois rubber
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SmAll French eyelets
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snd vi " not be considered. Z; GAAsk
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Blsck, brown and Green Sun UMBRELLAS
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EXTENSION, July 8, 1as2.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Friday, the 18th instant at IL O'Clock noon, for the
furnishing and delivery of all the ricks which WI
be r'aulr for cartylns on the work on the reas.
nrs 1tens.On UntI July LIST, 1853 t. be "elivered
In such qua titles and at such times may be di
rected.
re bidd rs must give the price per thousand. de-
llvered at the bul ding, at such points as may be
directed.
amples of the gu lity am size of bricks re-
quired can be at this ofio and all delivered
must compare strictl' to samples.
II { o bricHs must be of the best quality, sound
hard. wsl rned an { Iii siz d
he right will be res rived to order many Bricks
delivered as the necessity OF the work requires moi
exec ing 400 900 in any month.
If any IF T, ma1- nnd this advertisem Mt, ID
ACC pied, the successful bidd will b. OUR d "a
give satisfactory .onds for the, fulhlment Of his
agreement 2. y. l. X,
hoii,E Engineer in charge Treasury Departm mt
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
WArIR RraIsrKkR,s OHR,cr.

800 Csfy Hall, Jsly D, 1859.
All Wsto. Takers are her ,6y notified that their
date are pow due add payable et this ofaoe.
The following IL the Law Of the corporation lin
In all eases Of the non-payment Of the water
1ent for thirty days after the came is dae and lsl-
" Of such delinS uenoy. and the said Pgrveyor
.hsll dIsoontlnls the suslJ Of water hmm distely;
uot allow 10 20 DO &C Ain used In said delins
eremises except on notihoatlol By the Wster
Registrar that the yateI rent. has been paid, a
$40 ths 81 Iepss Of ouss,ng OF end Restoring the
as''ss WI. s's,ss:xs spotpa ooyLR,
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~ MOTTO E-LICINSES-An lerscps
S whose LICENSES rom the Corporation Of
oe0rgeto en- pre- on the Soth Irstsnt are Lerety
notified promptly 20 renew the same Otherwise
Insy sut jeot themselves 70 tns. ana TIE law 10
colnpusvry upon the proper on oers 20 enforce said
NE against al delihsuents. No further notioe
VII be liren,
je "a SaytJ alylo VIM LAIRD, CLERK.
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REcRUIrING IN CONNECTICUT.

The Hon. James Dixon, U. ). senator from
Connecticut who went home few days since 10
ra.. troops for the war; telegrsphs that the pros
poets Of recruiting there are highly favorable.
connec icut's quota will, doubtless, be allied up
with alacrity.
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BOARDING..

CIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
= accommodated with Board and Furnished
Rooms 1t the Boarding Jprlvste) House on l2th
street. between and Il, No 40S. 10 2S2ws
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BUSINESS.

For the convenience Of my First Ward and
6eorgetovn oustomsr., ! have opened branch
store on the corner OF sosh street az r.: eyennes
HAIRS, Oars, BOOTS and saoEas 4 t SS lowest
prioe IN 70 ccHath,sr,. oc,nsr soth q and Pa Az,
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NOW 10 YOU'D TIME To BUY CL SSrs
~ ING a ., "a SH !, =: BOOTS ana