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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-07
FRANKS OF MEMpERs OF CoNoREss Post

FRANKS OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. Post
masters are instructed to disregard the
franks of Members OF Congress known ia
be absent from tho points where their franks
are used. Hence, the frank of no member
who is known to be in Washington, will be
received at his place of residence during his
absence For this reason, a great many
letters. bearing the franks of members from
this State. are held for postage.
This paragraph is published for tho beno.
fit of those who, when they send in letters
under franked envelopes, enormously sup.
pose that they are forwarded to their desti.
nation, They are simply held for postage
as are other letters not prepaid.
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Another Soldier Gone.

EDITOR JEFF. DEM.:-We are sorry to
record the death Of another soldier. Died
in Middlefeld, Jan. 31st, 1869, HARRI-
LON P. Bower, aged 10 years, months
and 2U days.
The deceased was a son OF Mr.. A. II.
Bower, OF this place, who has two other
sons In the service, one Of whom is now at
home, sick. He was a member Of Co.
ii, Capt. Asper, 7th Reg, o. V. M. On
the 9th Of April, he volunteered in the
service for three months, and, at the first
opportunity that offered, he enlisted for
three years. He was in the Battle OF
Cross Lanes, and in Major Easements 8
command during the memorable retreat to
Charleston, of three and ono forth days'
forced march. He, with his brother, ar.
rived at home, sick, Dec. 18Th, and be
failed gradually Till the time of his death
when he fell asleep. conscious that he was
never TO waken more in this world.
Though young, he had courage to meet
death wherever it might come, at home
among friends, or on the field of battle
As a scholar, he excelled, particularly in
music and mathematics and we are con.
ident the enemies of his country were
his only enemies. He was man in stat.
ure and man in mind, and now fills a
soldiers grave.
elbow sleep the brave. who sink to res.
with all their country's wishes bles.;
when spring, with dewey fingers cold,
Returns to deck their hallowed mold,
She there shall dress sweeter sod
Than ever fancy's feet have trod.
cry hands unseen their knell is rung,
By fairy forms their dirge is sung;
There Honor comes, a pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay,
And Freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell a weeping hermit there"
Mddlefeld, Feb. Sd, 1861. G.
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DIED.
In Chardon, Jan. 18Th, of Measles, Mrs. EI,IZ
ABETH HARRISON, widow of Robert Ilarr
SON. aged 81 yerrs
In Chardon, Jan 3lst of Dpth eria, GRACE
ALPARREITA, only daughter of Hubbard nnt
Lucia Chuchill. aged years, 10 months and sil
days.
We dry ou- tears as our fancy roves
To the realms by angels trod;
For we know that the ossoin
Removed from earth, blooms
Bright in the garden of God [coM
In tlambden, Jan 22nd, OF Congestion of thu
braln' lRA J. SHELDON, aged 80 years.
Sill one in life and one in dea.h,
One IN our hope of resi- aoove;
One IN our Joy, our trust, our faith,
One in each others faithful love.
Yet must we part. and parting, weep!
What else has earth for us in stoTeI
Our farewell pangs how sharp md deep!
Our farewell words how sad and sore
Yet. shall we meet again in peace,
TO sing the song Of festal Joy,
Where ne'er shalt bid our gladness cease,
And ne'er our fellowship Gestroyi
Where neer shall beckon US away,
Nor bid our festival be done
Onr meeting time the eternal day.
Our meeting place the eternal throne.
There, hand in hand, firro linked at last,
And heart to heart, enfoded all,
wen smile upon the troubled past;
And wonder why we wept at all.
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For the Jeiiersonian Democrat.
TTNEQ

Written on The death Of d. @ Morton, ,oh
died Dec son. 1861, in Camp Wick
life. Larus Co., Ky.
Rost thee, my husband. sweetly rest.
Thy duties ever DER,
For thou art now, with ali tho blest.
On Heavens eternal shore.
For, whom thy country's call was heard,
Thou vast prepared to GO,
To save her from the sinful hand
OF fratricdal foc.
The joyous hope Ger filed thy breast
That. when the war was DER,
Thou wouldst cnjoy peaceful rest
With those you loved before.
Although in active, bloody strife
Thou po'er didst bear a part,
No traitors ball was needed
To still thy loyal heart.
Disease was quito sufficient,
Without anothers hand,
To quick unloose the cord Of life,
That frai' aud tender band.
God alone can know tho anguish
That fills all our hearts TO- dav,
For the husband, con and brother
Now alas has passed away;
Loft the busy field of action.
Left tho land with carnage rife,
Left 1t only when the Father
Called him to lay down his life.
Yes, indeed thy life was needed,
As sacrifice, to save
From destruction thai proud banner
That doth now so menaccd wave.
But how many weeping mothors,
Broken hearted wives will pray
That. oh soon. this vilo rebellion
May indeed be done away
Many a broad browod son has fallen,
Fallen to disease a proy.
Unable to endure the hardships
They must meet from day to day.
And thou. too, our husband. father.
Who our home so bravely left,
Hast gone whore peace is never ended,
Aud loving tics are never reft.
Thy little son can nevor know
A fathers tender caro-,
Nor can he in this bitter hour,
Our grief and anguish share.
Yet once again we'll leave thee;
Sweetly sleep. my husband. sleep;
For thou arr happy now in Heaven,
Aud VIC alone are lef, to weep
r. w,
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commenced on
TUESDAY,, tie l2M Of NO VEMB Err
Rev. w. N. RENO, A. NJ, M. D., Principal. as
sisted by Faculty OF accomplished Teachers
ltis the determination OF tine Trustees and Fac
ulty, 10 maintain the wel-earned reputation o
the Institute" Tor sound learning and thorouol
scholarship; and by additional 10 uciilies TO make
II still more widely useful.
Some oi Tie advantages of this Institution are
lst, Location. WillougEby. its seat is n beau.
iiu. and healthy rural village on the Lake Shore
Railrond, lS miles from Cleveland, and 10 mile.
from Painesville Here young ladies' and gen.
uemen Gun enjoy AL the advantages necessary tc
a thorough education, without being exposed to
the temptations OF large towns.
End. Beautiful and commodiOus Building ad
mirnbly arranged for the purposes designed
Sd, Superior iacilitits for acquiring the Orna
mental Branches, Music Painting e. &C
4ih, A weli-selected and thorough course OF
Study, the completion of which entities the stu
dent to n DIPLOMATIC Institute" having full
powers to confer Degrees
5th, Economy Tuition being as low as in
similar institutions; and Boarding NAV be had
Tor 81 ,25 TO Sl,75 per week. Rooms car be OBJ
tained at reasonable rates by those wishing 10
board themselves
There is n Reading Room in the "Instiute, y
furnished with excellent Periodicals, to which
students have access.
For particulars send for Catalogues, or apply ia
w N. Reno, Prlncipai, or Rev. II. T.. Latener
Agent Of The Institution.
In behalf OF the Board of Trustees,
A. HANSON, President
6l6tf
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

NEVER fail to destroy oil kinds of Intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases, and
far supero. to my and all Of the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nnuseous VERMfFuGES
in use They may be taken at all times with
perfect safety, as they contain NO MERCURY
ways purchase them, and give their children no
other
No Cdthartic whatever, is necessary to be
giyen.)
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines.
AL MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. N. Y.
W For sale by A. Cook, Chardon; C. s. Field,
East Claridon; Z. P. Treat. Claridon; T.. Thomp.
son, Huntsburg.
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Guardian Sale,

IN pursuance of an order o! the Probate Court
l. OF Geaugo County, 0hiJ, made on the 3lst
day OF December A. d. 1861 in The case OF T..
.. Lyman, guardian oil Austin B. Turner against
his ward the undersigned will on the 18th du y
OF February, A. d. 1862, at 70 O'clock of said
day, at the house OF = ura Turner in Chester,
Gsauga County, offlr at public sale the following
described real estate, situate in Geauga County,
Ohio, and is known as being par OF Lot No II
in Tract No. in Chester, bounded on the north
by the lot line; on the east by the center of the
Chillicolhe road; on the south by land Of Laurn
B. Hawkins and II ID. Johnston; on the west by
land OF II, d. Johnston, containing thirty eight
ncres OF land. Also part of Lot No 4 in Tract No
in the Township Of NewbIry bounded mort h
south and east by the lot lines; west by the east
line ofoue hundred acres, the west part of said
lol parallel to the west line Of the .ot conla nng
ninety eight and hall acres oflaRd. Also sew
enty three acres in the Barber Tract in Mum
son, and bounded the north by the center of the
east and west road; east by the tract line; west
by the tract line; and south by Robert o. Rob.
efls' land.
TERMS OF SALE made known at the time
OF Sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises, and on in crest payable
annually. E. o, LYMAN,
Guardian OF Austin B. Turner.
January 10Th, A. d. 1902. 626w4
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Administrators Sale.
TNHE Undersigned, Administrators of Eliza.
Il beth Harrison, deceaseu will offer for sale
ut Public Auction on the Premises, Three miles
north OF the village OF ChardOn,
On Friday, February l4th, 1859,
The following Personal Properly, to witt 3 Cows;
80 Sheep Breeding Mares One-Horse Buggy;
One-Horse Wagons l Sleigh; or Tons OF
Hays quantity OF Pork ana Beet; large mum.
Der ol Farming Utensils. and many other articles
t0o numerous 10 mention.
TERMS;-All sums under Three Dollars, Cash
in hand; all over Three and under Five Dolla RS
Six Months Credit, and over Five Dollars, Nine
Months Credit will be gwen, with approved Sc
carity and interest. JAMES LANGSTUN,
JESSE QUITS.
Chardon, Jan. 29th, 1862.
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NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION The Trum.
DULL Democrat of las! week announces that
its publisher has concluded an arrangement
with the publishers of the Western Reserve
Chronicle, by which the two papers will be
united and published as ono and tho same
hereafter.
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MR. ELrs JOURNAL Hon. Mr.. Ely kent a
full journal at events from the time of bia
capture az Manassas TO his release from i'm.
prIsonment at Richmond, which be has
placed in the hands of Mr.. Charles Lanman.
TO be edited, when it will be issued In a
publishing house.
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Harlow NJ Spencer, as Treas. Before J. Mich
urer of Ceauga Co., Ohio. pl'h, ] OILS, J,P. OF Char
versus don township,
Christopher Edic, defendant. ] Geauga Co.. O.
ON the llth day OF December, A. d. 1861
" said Justice issued an order OF attachmen
in the above action, for the sum OF SO, 10.
ii. N. SPENCER.
Chardon, Jan. 2lst, 1862 62Sw3
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Union Musical Association.

This Association will hold its next meet.
ing at Chardon. on Thursday and Friday
Feb. 9th and I4th, 1862. Books used
Shawn, Jubilee and Festival Glee Book.
EDWARD II. ADAMS, Sec'u.
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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.


The evidence in the possession Of DR. Robnck
which Is at all iimes accessible TO the pubic, es
tnblishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD
PILLS hove been proven by analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL,
That they cure the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA,
NTH uner7Bg CERTAINTY, and in a very short,
time. That after oil other medicines have proyen
useless they, relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength OF fec sufferer
That SICK FEMALES,
who have languished for years in helpless weak
ness and dependency, recuperate with grea
rupidity under their invigOrating operation. That
all sexual disabilities are removed by their cordinl
and gently stimulating properues That they recruk
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have been irifled with and
abused that their direct tendency is to lengthcn
life and render it enjoyable That operating direct
y upon the poison oj disease an the blood they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
nddischarge from the system every taint Of Scre-
fula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
and that there Is no disease OF the Stomach aud
Bowels, the Liver, The Nervous System, the Skin,
Glands or Muscles,
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR Oh
STkUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD OR
SECRETI0NS,
which they do not give prompt relief, md, [if nd-
ministered before the very citadel OF lie has been
invaded j effect painless and pertect cure.
| Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN
| VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by
the experience oi thousands ol living witnesses,
who, in letters, atfidapits medical works, and by
| nj hns al.
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NOTlCE:-The Undersigned has been duly ap.
~ poin!ed and qualified as administrator Of the
estate OF Leander Johnson, deceased late OF Troy,
Geauga Co, o. MILLS COPE
Troy, Feb. 7th, 1863. 63Ow3.
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EMPLOY vi ENT!

AGENTS WA NTEDi
We Will pay from S25 to SIS per month, and
adj expenses, to active Agents, or give a Com
mission. Particulars sent free. Address ERIE
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r JAMES,
General Agent.
bOlml2 Milan, Ohio.
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FOR SALE BY
A. Cock, Chardon.
G. p. Troat. Claridon.
J. 4. Williams. Parkman.
II. l.. Bishop & Son, Midd,efeld.
ID @. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings, Russell.
Lyman & Scott. Mulberry Corners.
Herrick g. Gainos, -Newbury.
Tew & Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally through
out the State.
IL. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 18, 1859. 479-6m
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Attachm ment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Solomon Wells, Plf,vs. Joseph S. Sieckweli, ,Dsf't
Before VIM. F. Pratt, ]. p, Of Troy Township
Geauga County, Ohio.
ON the thirty first day Of January, A. D. 1862
~ said Justice issued an Order Of Attuc hmeni
in the above action, for .he uD1 of thIrty-twu
dollars and 6hy-tw cents. and said scIion is sci
for trial March 22d, A. d. 1859, at ten oslock
A. W. SOLOMON WELLS.
69Ow3
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given thata petition will
~ be presented TO the Commissioners of Ge-
auga County, Ohio, at their next regular meeting,
on the lst Monday OF March next, TO lay out and
establish road in the township of Thompson,
Geauga County. Ohio, beginning near the resi-.
dence OF Edward Hubert, and running westerly
across Elisha Emersons and Isthamer Warren =
land so as 10 inlerseci the east and west road
lssaong 70 Inc center M Of Leroy, on the west line
Thompson, Jan, 2slh, 1862.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.-The under.
II signed have been appointed and quail.
flied as Executors of the estate of Elizabeth
Harrison, deceased, late of Chardon. Geauga
Co., Ohio. JAMES LANGSTON,
JESSE QUITS.
Chsrdon, Jan. "a, 1862. 62swS
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Notice.

WE wish to sny TO osr friends and aus,,m.,.
w that we have this day commenced seilinS
GOODS exelssa,vely ~ .a Tor READY PAY. In con.
sequence OF the hard times, I'VE have 10 nav cash
for all our Goods when we buy ,hem-,beIefore' re-
we are Obliged 10 have our paw when we seli
Them. onr Stock Of Goods ir large and complete
and we ,hlnk by selling for Cash or Ready Pay,
we can make II better Tor the buyer nd ourselves
etthe same time. Come and see ii Won DO moi
minA So AYREs e. MURRAY,
ChaTdon, August End, 1861,
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WlElOMghby
Collegiate Institute.

THE WINTER TERM Of this Institution
l. commenced on
TUESDAY the l2th ONO VEMBE Err.
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Married.

Married.
BowE-CooK.-On Thursday evening, February 9, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents this city the
Row. Vim. p Hammond Mr.. ADDISON A. PowE 10 Miss
MARY NJ. Cook, all Of this city.
WHre-RisToN.-In 81. Johns church, Philadelphia,
Wednesday, February s, by the Rev. John 2. nunn
JOHN Z. WHITE, Of this CITY, to EMILY A. daughter OF the
late George Riston, Of Philadelphia.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
BROOKLYN. Fob. 8, 1861.
Having noticed In your issue Of Friday the publication
Of marriage answering 10 my name, and purportng 70
have from me, by which my friends might be in
duced TO believe il, wish you to contradict is siss
CHARLES J. FARRELL.
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The RAscMLY CoNrRAcroRs.--In nine months,
sout of an expenditure of two hundred millions
of dollars, it is estimated that the rascaly con-
tractors have dishonesty pocketcd about fifty
millions Of the national funds. At this rate, IL
the war expenditures should reach eight hun
.dred millions, contractors would absorb about
two hundred millions in their frauds. A very
pretty sum to be robbed Of
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SHOWING THE CLovES Foor.-In Congress,
'through their newspaper organs and from the
FORUM the dabolical abolitionists continue to
.show the cloven foot The rebel demon is al
ready in the tolls, and is 1t not about time for
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JoBBfNG JouRSAILsM.--Will the New York
Times please give us some information about
the West Washington Market job, the Ganse-
wort job, the Broadway Railroad job and the
other jobs in which it is Interested Either the
"Little Villain" who is indicted, or the one who
lis not yet indicted, may answer this query.
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DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS TO THE FEEJEE ISLANDS
AND THE GoMLLAs.-Senator Sumner, of Massa-
'ohusetts, has proposed in Congress the recogni-
'tion Of the independence of Hayti and Liberia,
and sending to them diplomatic agents. Why
did he not include the Feeiee Islands, whose in
teresting inhabitants are great on freedom
free in everything? And why did he omit the
Gorilla country, whose claims to diplomatic
recognition are particularly urgent in this crisis
of American history?
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A Family OF Naval Patriots.

Besides Lieutenant David d. Porter In command Of the
mortar feet fitted and fitting at this port, thorc are
in the navy ID. H. Porter Acting Mdshpinan, appointed
from New York, November 20, 1850; X. Porter, Mas
ter appointed from Tennessee, May 20, 1859; VIM c. b.
g. Porter Lieutenant, appointed from the District Of Co
lumbia, March %, 1s49 and Wm d. Porter, Commander
che last named commanded the Essex gunboat on the
Tennessee river.
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Markets.
Hets. -

,,-, CuItAGo, Feb. 8, 1867.
flour steady. Wheat quiet NJ tic for No l. Corn
more active and advanced kc. Meas pork quiet and no.
mna at so IS. Hogs, dressed, &C. higher; i've shade
sasier Recepts5, 500 bbs. flour 3 100 bushels wheat
II 900 bushels corn, $4,000 head live hogs and 800
dressed.
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A GREAT ExHIBrroN.-We observe that
space has been allotted to the Confederate States
IN the exhibition of all nations to take place
shortly in London. We therefore suggest that
the best use to which it could be put would be
the exhibition Of Mason and Slidell They
would attract as much attention as any natural
curiosties in the world, and the receipts of the
exhibition would doubtless be materially influ-
enced in consequence. They are probably in
England by this time, and they ought not to neg
aect this opportunity of reaping fresh notoriety.
A whole family Of gorllas just arrived from
che wilds Of Africa would not create as great
"a sensation as these secessionist ambassadors
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Fay's Spanish Hair GlOss-A Clean,
white and elegant chemical preparation for promoting the
uxurance and beauty of the hair For dressing the
hair keeping moist and in place. and tmparng rich
silky softness and highly
toll IL is unlike any Of the alcohol and oil Sold
at ssn,s bottle BY oil the principal retail druggists.
Dixon, Fraser Halett 149 Chambers street.
Very liberal discount to dealers. Terms cash.
Orders from reliable houses addressed 10 c. FAY
mist, New York city, will receive attention
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservative md
Wissfhe best Ia the world Wholesale and RETAIL
dye privately applied at No. Astor House.
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To Job Printers.-StereotypeC Copies OF
the beautiful border of the Carriers Years
the New York Herald sale The border
consists of twenyfour elegant portraits Of the pron
nent aud civilians
Union, and is admirably adapted OF job print
Proof sheets the border all who wish to
street, New York. "
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalized Lotte-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
10 Wall street, up stairs, New York.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legalixed Lotte-
ries Information given. WIN. LOCKER
23 Pine street, up stairs, room No. 8.
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At Cantrelps, No. 613 Broadway,
Avery chehp aud desirable
Balmoral Boot for 90 30
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Mrs. .. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resforer
and Worlds Hair Dressing excel ali other preparations
the hair. Depot. 100 Greenwich street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm tn G
World. Harmless reliable and pstansneous Sold and p.
Piled at BACHELORS Wig factory, IS Bond street
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pressly conferred the means of carrying it out
are implied. The power Of making war is con-
ferred on Congress. The right to adopt any
means of carrying that power into execution is
implied, provided there is no express prohibi-
tion to the contrary And what does Mr.
Verplanck think of article /, section 8, clause
iS, in which it is expressly declared Congress
shall have power to make all laws which shall
be necessary and proper for carrying into
execution The foregoing powers" among which
powers are to declare war, to raise and sup
port armies, and to borrow money on the
credit of the United States. If to make Trea-
sury notes legal tender be in the opinion Of
Congress necessary" to carry on the war, it
'unquestionably has the power, anything to
the contrary Notwithstanding contained in the
snusty letter from the tombs.
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Pure TObacco.-Yellow Bank TObac.
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free all
pnes for sale by all tobacco and dealers, and at
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Fax,a spanish Hair

Beautiful Com mpIexion.- LILA ird's Bloom
youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and beautiyng IN
complex and skin, %39 Broadway.
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Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter-NO. Bar
clay street. Hair Dye 50 cents Black brown, best
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OmcialDrawings or the Delaware stat.

EXTRA CLASS 3l-Februarv g. 1867
49, 26, 20, ", IL, 81, 3, %, 8, 81 CO. 70, SO, H.
CLASS F-February s, 1862
81, 10, Al, 80, 10, 20, 27, AS, "a, Is, 3S, 67.
JOHN A MORRIS 4 CO.
Wilmington. Delaware.