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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

The several Railroads within the State
are in good working condition. You will
be glad 10 know, that the euterprising
citizens Of our State. who perilled so much
10 the construction Of these important and
now indispensable means OF transit, are
receiving fair remuneration for their out
lay. tits due to The several managers Of
these roads, that bear testimony to the
zeal. fidelity and promptness manifested
by them during the past year, in the
movement Of troops and supplies for the
army. They have at alltimes been ready
to second the efforts OF the Government, to
the full extent Of the capacity Of their re.
spective roads. Early in the year, with
a single exception they cheerfully assentcd
to deduction Of City per cent. from their
ordinary fare, to all soldiers travelling to
and from their homes, and also TO the
friends travelling for the purpose Of min
istering to the wants OF the sick and
wounded soldiers. srs}
The act passed at your las, session.
providing the mode Of assessing and tax
ing this species Of property, has not been
In operation sufficient length OF time TO
test its wisdom. 1t is believed, however,
that its provisions are just and reasonable
and it should therefore be permitted 10 re-
main. ~. .s taGlftE&
CIVIL CONTINGENT FUND.
An account OF the expenditures from the civi
contingent fund of the Executive, is herewith
presented. 1t will be seen that the sum OF $3.50,
26 has been drawn from this fund.
Allow mo to request that you direct this ac
coun,, and also that OF the extraordinary con
tingent fund, to be tho roughly examined by Al
appropriate committee. Such an examination !
| alike due to our constituents and myself
rr CONCLUSION. .r..ttt
Believing that have now complied with thu
provision OF our Constitution which requires tb
| Governor TO communicate 10 the General As
sembly the condition Of the State, and to recon
mend such measures as he may deem expedient
l have but to express the hope that you may hav
| a harmonious session. and that Gods riches
blessings may res, upon US NIL.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Columbus, o., Jan. 5. 90
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MEDICAL.
ER'S
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are Jun slsk, Feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, With your system do
ranged, and your Feelings un-
comfortablef These aymp-
toms are oiten the prelude to
serious illnesa. some flt o.
sickness IA creeping upon you,
and should be averted by .
timely use Of The right rent
ody. Take Ayers Fills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors-- purify tie bleod, and
let the fluids move on unob-
stfuctsd IN health again.
They stimulate the functions
OF the body Into vigorous nc
tiyity, purify the system from
Ala ol.nftsrnQiIrs.a saI.trN. s.sah N
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n ~ n - - = : j = = : 4.
Work ON the Horse.
THE u.
{ AND HIS DISEASES,
DBERT JENNINGS, v. g.,
Pathology and Operative Surgery
nary College Of Philadelphia, Pro-
Veterinary Medicine In thelate
ultuyn College OF Ohio, Secro-
OF tho American Veterinary
ssocia tlon o. Philadelphia,
etc, etc. a
YOU OF the Origin, History and
distinctive traits OF the various
! breeds OF European, Asiatic,
African ana American Hor-
ses, with the physical forma-
lion and peculiarities OF the
animnl, and how 70 ascertain
his age by the number and
li condition Of bis teeth; illus.
NJ traied with numerous ex.
-e planatory engrnvings.
"N"Bs otu-
Atif ping, ree9lng, grooming
agement Of the horse, with
fyG the best modes OF administer.
III u ing medicine; also how to treat
- u Biting. Kicking, Rearing. Shy.
W my, Summing, Sip plthg,
nest,essness, es, nhu osner vices
/, 70 wnlcn ne y SUBJECT willl
~ numerous explanatory ehgra'
vi, vlpes.'
hOC VI ,ne cruises, symptoms, anc
tA .1,e nreasn,eni nno 2, o.Iong'es, core
eL in iioas, Dls,enpgI, sn,lSg.,, SeIarrn' pn
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Sunees'p Wino OuI'5' F9unuer
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HOWARD Association,

a PHILADELPHIA,
For fke retefef tie Siek asd Disfrssssd, af7icssd
9itk YtfHtent ard Chranis Disea4es, asd espS-
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Euas. gfga
MEDIcAL AlyIeE gwen grads " sas
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VALBABLE REPORTS on spsrma.orrhp ,ss
Seminal Weakness. ana other Diseases OF a.
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9 . . 9 . 8

0NEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits Of nine years standing, and st Fitus'
dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his Hesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura'
ble A eat t@ Aal st,
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight years
Cases innumernble Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which tho
Purifier and Pills a" fls
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B\ooA oMA Llvev pvNA,
which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA pMvlS,ev,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costtveness,
CoLic Pains, Cholera JMorbus,
indignation, pain in the Bel0els,
QiSziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
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The report Of the Commissioners created
by tho Act of May let, 1862, entitled IAN
Aot TO provide Board OF Commissioners TO
examine certain military claims, aud make
m appropriation for their payment" here
with submitted, should command your re-.
specffui attention. The total amount of
claims submitted to this Board, was @lso.-
972, "a, Of which sum tho Commissioners al
lowed the sum Of S33, ,e30, ,9s By the pro.
visions OF the 4,h soction OF the Act, tho
powers OF the Board ceased on 18th of Do.
camber last. To avoid special legislation |
respectfully recommend that further time
ba given tho Com missloneFs 10 adjust these
claim. ..s ,,.7 49,. 80 ~.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
The mombors of tho State Board OF Agri,
culture have faithfully discharged the impor.
tnnt duties committed to them. Their re.
port herewith presented, lie a document o.
interest, and should receive great oonsidera
iion ut yopr hands. You win be glad te
learn, that throughout the State, the hus
bandman has received rich rewards for hiI
labor ias 1I in#k ,ai1
STATE LIBRARY.
Your attention 10 invited to tho report Of
the Board OF Com missloners Of the State
Library, now presented. The Librarian, by
strict attention 20 duty and peutlemanly do
pertinent to visitors, has won for himself
she profound respect of all who know him.
II will bc seen that there has been added
90 the Library, daring the past yoar. 500
volumes. making the total number 20, ,423.
CANALS OF THE STATE. HH7H
The condi,iou OF tbs several canals OF the
Etaie, viii be shown by the report Of the
Hoard Of Poblie Works. herewith presented.
Although these Importsnt avenues Of trade
eBd oosamsros. have passed from the imne-
dlate custody aud control Of State sgeots,
yen shsuid, not lose sight Of ihem--for. .tb sy
arc liable ~ amy limo % revert TO the State,
aod theF are esrssip 70 do 90 a. tho expire.
tion of The lease under which thoy are nov
Eeid- Your deliberate attention is there
fore Invited 10 this report. ,-s,ts nj 80
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Washington, d. G., 7th Feb, 1885. !
si have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made the aud cannot hesitate
say they tho bsst catharc employ Their regu-
lAting action the liver Is quick and decided
quentiy they admirable remedy for arrangements
81 that organ Indeed, have seldom foand ease Of
thvna. Iratsrualiy yours, ALoNzo BALL. VI. D.,
Ihrficiaf of iie Murine uofpiiuL.
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Wov@N\Sc g CxNNvNA.
WE ,R\ooA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent az that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill 70
Thew are really ssr, 81
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Dyssntsry, Dlarrhsa. Rsla1, warm..

ITVHt I1Is NIttfI "
Your Pills have had long trial IN my practice, and
hold then In esteem Of the best nporcnts have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver
them excellent remedy When given Ia small doses for
bilious dyseaisry and di1ThGa. Their sugar-eoaiinR
makes them very acceptable and convenient Gr tho uso
Of women and children.
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As n Family Physio.

As Family Physio.
Efom Dr.. T. ". Ct1tpyight, kew 0risans.
Your Pills the prince Of purges. Their exeefisut
qualities surpass any cathartic we possess. They
mild, but very certain and eectal Ia their action the
bowels, which makes them invaluable 70 us In the daily
treatment Of disease.
Headache, e,sickHeadache,F Foul stomach.
ESom Dr. Bi,Oard lloyd, BaiiimOre.
DEAR llRo. AyER: cannot you tOhai complaints
have cured with your Pills better than say all that
treat 'U P,qalue medicine. place great depen-
denee effectual eatlarc In my daily contest with
disease, and believing as do that your Pills AFFORD Us the
best we have, OF course vauo them highly.
pITTsBURo, Pa, Nay !, 1885.
DR. ]. O. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst heiaehs any body have by dose two
Of your Pills. II TO arise ffum foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREnLE,
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Bilious Disorders = Liver CompIaint..

From Dr. Theodore Ben, Of NsD York Gty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted their pur-
pose aperisut but find their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed They have In my prae-
tlca proved eifectual for the OF bilious
paints than any ons reicdy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length pmgaive which Is wor.
thy thu confidence Of tho profession and the people.
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"A Bear Story.

aye see," said Steve, "the next summer
arter cum up here to settle, we got out oil
meat; and az taters and -cakes war new
or made to 90 down without grease, told
myold 'oman one day, that would go out
among the mountains and see if couldn't
catch bar; so taking my gun l started,
arter telling her that l shouldn't Dc oac5
afors night. Wall, tramped rouno ano
round till it must have been nigh ABOUT nOon'
without seeing sign of bar; and getting
little bit tired, 1 sat down on log to rest
/ hadn't sat long afore seed big pine stub
that had been broke of by the wind about
thirty feet high. The moment set eyes on
it ! knowed that bar staid there, for the
sides of the stub was all scratched over with
their claws. Wall, Steve, thinks / to my :
self, ye are in luck, amt ye? but let's see 1t
the bar is in there, or whether we have got
to wait for him. When / got to the stub, L
couldn't tell for the life of me If he were In
it or not by the scratches, so leaned my
gun against the tree and CHM bed up to look
down in. After some hard work got TO
the top and peeked down into the hole. Ii
was. so dark that / couldn'tse anything, 50
] leaned over further and stuck my head
further down; but as did so, some OF the
tarDal wood gave way, and down went into
thehole kerchunkl 1t like to have knocked
the breath out of me; but srter while
cum to, and found that had landed on the
top, of two youag cubs. Wall, Steve, thinks
/, fe are in for it low. amt ye? What II
the old she bar shall come home to feed hei
babies and find what q queer bird had tum-
bled, down her shimbly? Wall, tried &c
get out, but you might as we'll have tried &c
have climbed the sides of an iceberg, for
slipped down faster than I got up. Wall II
about ten minutes heard the old bar crawl
ing up the stub, and I'spected that was
goner. But at that moment bright ides
popped into my head. The bar begun tc
back down into the hole, and took out my
jack knife. and when she came within reach
/ grabbed . stout hold of her by the tail
with one hand, and with the other pricked
her with the knife, and the way she went
up that stub was caution to railroads
When I got to the top of the stub let go;
but my engine put down the outside, and
streaked 1t for the woods. was down to
the ground in jiffy, but hadn't heart tc
shoot the critter arter my ride; but nailed
another afore ] got hum"
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. How NEW ORLEANS WAS TAKzN-A L.

How NEW ORLEANS WAS TAKEN.-A let
ter from Richmond. Va, publish ed in Bel
fast paper, contains the following statement:
81 remained in Richmond for six weeks.
evidently in September and October last)
While there / was witness of the trial by
Court martial of Brigsdier Gen. J. K. Dun
can, and Flag Officer j. Z. Mitchell. the
former commander of Forts jackson and st.
Phillip, and the latter commander of the
Confederate hotilla on the Mississippi River
.-these being the principal defenses of New
Orleans. They were both found guilty Of
having, for the sum of four hundred and
ssventy-6ye thousand dollars, allowed the
United States feet to pass the forts without
making any resistance. 1 told you when IN
Belfast that this city was treachsrously sold,
and it has been 80 proved. Gen. Duncan
u now living at ease in Yankeeland, In
Psunsylvania, and Mitchell in Massa-
ehnsetta. Had It not been fer these two
traitors, the -Federals never would have
taken this city. > --s
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An old negro man named 'IkeP not very
remarkable for his piety, was in the habit of
prayiug every night in the cabin, and clos
Ing his devotions with request that de
lord would send his holy angel and carry
old Ike, home to glory His young master,
not having faith in Ike, put on dough face,
and, wrapping himself up in sheet, knock
ed at Ike's door just as he finished one Of
these prayers who is dat? said Ike. DE
to glory, was the reply.
:.WhoP says Ike. DE angel Oh de Lord
come to take old Ike home to glory,' was
again the answer.
: why, (says Ike,) dat dar darkey amt
been here for three weeksp
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Sensat ton store
A Cash JOBBITG House

THEIR Stock will be kept complete in every
Il department of STAPLE DRY GOODS,
White Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Hosiery,
Laces, EN- broideries &c, and will be enriched by
Sales of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS
GOODS at great reductions regular prices. :
- Merchants may rely on getting their
their FANCY GOODS by the SINGLE PAT
TERN, at the lowest Wholesale prices for CASH.
w Particular attention will be paid to or
deTs. . = 1-
Aug .2s II. L. BURGESS 81 SON.
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Who is il that Desires the War to go on!
DR.. Samuel johnson must have written
under prophetic inspiration, when he defend
ed the British Ministry, in l771, for not 90.
ing to war with Spain about the Falkland
Islands, for he describes in his graphic sa-
tire the contractor of this generation as we'll
as that "If he that shared the danger, en-
joyed the profits" said the stern old growler,
"snd, after bleeding in the battle, grew rich
by the victory, he might show his gains
without envy. But at the conclusion of a
ten years. war, how are we recompensed for
the death of multltudes and the expense of
millions, but by contemplating the sudden
glories of paymasters and agents, contractors
and commissioners, whose equipages shine
Ike meteors, and whose palaces rise like
sxhalstions2 These are the len who, with
out virtue, labor or hazard, are growing rich
As their country is impoverished. They re-
Joice when obstinacy or ambition adds an
other year to slaughter or devastation, and
laugh from their desks at bravery and
science, while they are adding figure to
figure. and cipher to cipher, hoping for a new
contract from a new armament, and conput
Ing the profits of seige or tempest"
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FREE SPEECH IN KENTUcKY.-Col. Gill
bert, with regiment of men enlisted upon
the pretence of vindicating law, dispersed
the Democratic meeting in Frankfort. The
same despotic rnle may be tried In other
States. 1t may be tried in Ohio. Some up
start Colonel, brimful of military afflatus,
may presume to interfere with public m set
iDRs 10 this State.
Let every man be ready; let every patriot
swear before high heaven, that he will not
submit to doom 80 ignoble. We aOiH bave
the legal and constitutional rights of free
mon In Ohio. In conformity with law and
the Constitution, we ,0N hold conventions,
and vote. let It cost what it m'y.-Hamilton
CO., Telegraph.
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Good Advice Concerning the Reign. of
Terror.

@OOo AoSASo SOnCeIn1nS the Re1gn- OF
Terror.
The New York Times, a malignantAbol
ton print, having invited repetition of the
French Reign of Terror in this country, and
the massacre of those who disagreed with it
in opinion, the New York Express gives it
the following advice:
"If the editor of the Times has in conten-
plation any imitation here of the French cut
throat guilIotiDe models, We would advise
him, first. to make his peace with God,
strong and sure, and next, to insure his es-
the T;cS... &C. f n ~. c;sx Tn Ea:.5o,yo
Sc. AnRine here - Democratic. Forty thou
sand majority Of the Huge Paws in sound
OF the City Hall bell now protect the ma
jesty Of liberty, on this side of the river
alone.f
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-12

A red-headed lover. in writing to a red
h0adsd girl, should take great care in word /.
ing bis letters. The less said about G'mntn-
al flame" the better. We once knew a
wedding postponed ak years by such an allu-
sion.
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Baltimore and Ohio
@RH 80 - -:
RAILROAD.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUT

Terminates at Washington and Baltimore on
the East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkers-
burg on the West, at which places it unites with
railroads, steamers, &C., for ard from all points
in the WEST, SoUTh-wEsT AND NORTHWEST.
THREE THRO CHI TRAINS leave Wheeling
daily Sunday excepted).
TWO THROUGH TRAD leaves Parkersburg
daily Sunday eXeepted).
Direct connections are made by these lines FOX
ALL THE. EASTERN CITIES.
This is the only route to Washington City
Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston at the cost
Of ticket to Boston alone by other lines.
Through tickets to the Eastern cities can be
procured Uia Washington City at an additional
charge of two dollars.
Time as quick and fare as low as by any other
route,
SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED TO ALL
NIGHT TRAINS.
Inquire for tickets Uic BALTMoRE AND On
RAILROAD at any ofthe principal railroad ofic
in the West.
J.H. SULLIVAN; General Western Agent.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
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LITTLE RYE.-A western girl after Civ
ing her lover hearty smack, exclaimed:
bog my catif you haint been taking lit
tie old rye, old boss.
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OUR FRIEND.----OUR CoMFOR TER
DR.. S. Q. RICHARDSON.
SHERRY WINE BIFTERS,
THE CELEBRATED REMEDY
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.

JaHutfice, Fever and Asue, GeneTaf Dc
b1lity, and all Diseases arising frOnP
a Disordered stomach, LIVER, OF
Bowels.
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Why is a blade of grass like note of
handf-B'c cause it Is matured by falling
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-12

or Why is sugar like a-pig's eye? Be-
cause 1t is kept In hogs head.