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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
HOME DEPARTMENT
The Spring Eleotion..

The April Eioclious are closo at band.
Tho enomios OF the Government are secret.
ly, but zealousiy, laboring to organize their
traitofous forces, and secure, as far as pos
siblc, tho control OF tho civil power of the
State. Every conceivable appliance is put
in requisition.to work upon tho prejudices,
the toars, tho ayerce or parsinony of tho
voter, and TO indnce him to sacrifice patriot
ism manhood, honor, humanity, aud tho
priceless interests of the unborn future, upon
ihe altar ofmomentnry oxpcdiency, with the
vain hopo that torpor and decay may bring
relief, aud the lying miDions of treason
provo trusty scrvitors in tho temple of Froe-
dom. Thoy may but it will only be when
earthly regeneration shall have progressed
30 far that the Ethiopian can change his
skin, and tho leopard bis spots when Judas
lseariot shall take his stand among Christian
martyrs, and Benedict Arnold be enrolled
among the patriot horoos of the Revolution.
We owe 1t to ourselves. to those who nru
to succeed us, to our suffering country, to
our brave brothors and ftiunds who have
noLly gone forth to peril thoir lives in our
behalf, aud to tho memory of those who fill
soldiers graves, to soc to that by no re-
missness of ours, shall any OF tho soullosH
CopperheadS who are tolerated among us,
receive a. single loyal vote for any civil Of
fec whatever.
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Fire Engine Again !

EDrToR DeMocRAT Tho April election
is close at hand, at which our Corporation
officers are to be chosen for the ensuing
year. 1t is important that set of lice men
be chosen for tho VEldgo Council As yet
nothing whatever has been done towards
procuring for this village Fire. Engine.
The old Board of Trustees have felt. per.
haps that they wore not authorized to in.
cur tho expense OF such purchase. Let
the issue bo made a; this election, whether
We shall have an Engine or not. 1t is scarce.
ly possible that thero is man in tho village
in his right MUD, who would oppose il. Ii
we are ever to have an Engine, now is the
tame to purchase, when We can buy cheap
at Clereland CHARDON.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEM ANS PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. ChtcSc'R0H, ". d.,
New YoRK CITY.
The combinatIOnsei ei ihgrclent4 in.th hcse Pill,
are the result OF u long and extensive practice
They mild IN their operation, and certain n
correcting Az Irregularities, Painful Menstrual.
tons, removing all obslructiOns, whether from,
cold or Otherwise; Headache, Pain in the Side
Palptation Ot the Heart Whites, all Nervous
Affections, Mysteries, Fatigue, Pain in the Back
and Limbs, &c, Disturbed Sleep, which a riso
from interruption OF nature,
49, w TO MARRIED LADIES,
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NY. Ladies' whohave bern disappointed in tho
OF other pills, can place the utmost confidence
ip DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep.
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NOTICE.
. There is ono condition Of the female system
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Warranted PureJy Vegetable, and FREE
from anything injurious. Explicit directions
which should he read accompany each BON 49,
Price 81 90. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 90 tc
Cornelius l.. Choeseman, Box 4 4,5Sl Post Office
Sold by ONE Druggist in every town in the
United States. .-.
R e HUTClIINS,
General Ageut for The United States.
No,ll4 Broadway, N. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be ad.
dressed. For Sulo by A Cook, Druggist. Char.
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asHomc Testim ony.--

JoHNsoNvILLE, ,TrumbulI Co. o. Sept. 10, 80
DIR. c. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir This il
to certify that vas, for eighteen months
afflicted with extreme debility of tho spine
and nervous system. After resortng TO va.
rious means, besides employing two emi
nont physicians, without any permanent ro-
lief, was recommended to try your Scandin-
avian remedies. By this time had become
so much dobilita,ed that | could not posi-
bly, raise myself into sitting posture, OF
turn from one side to the other without as,
sstanco, and nearly al! hope of my recov-
cry had forsaken mo; but your medicines
woro prosecuted to me, and | commenced
taking them; my health began slowly to i'm.
prove Immediately, and, although contin.
ued to use your remedies about two months
aud halt, continued to improve until
was restored to good health. Although
do not place much confidence in medicines
gonerally, yet consider your remedies in.
valuable. Respectfully yours.
b. f. STRICKLAND.
Bee adyertisomont in another column.
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Gs-Witll the April number of Arthm'S
Home Magazine, which we have Just re.
oeived, we are particularly well pleased.
"Most Enduring Monument" and High
er Offices of Friendship" are articles cal
cuialed to exert highly moral influence
"The Two Homes" is short, yet spicy
and instructive story from the pen Of Mrs.
Stephenson. This valuable periodical we
could wish might be read and appreciated
in every household.
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WTONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE!
w NEITHER DOES DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LlNIMENT over fail to stop
the severest pain, This is no new, humbug
article, but an old established r6medy; having
been usod by thousands daring tho last fif-
toen years. Call on the agent, and get a
pamphlet with a full description of this
magic remedy None genuine unless
signed s. Il. TOBIAS. Depot, SO Cort !,
landt street, Now York. Bold by all Drug
gists. a.. - .Et'lI 0S8w2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
ETXES

4 REV ERENn GENTLEMAN, HAVING
"A BEEN RESTORED lO HEALTH in u
Few days after undergoing all the usual routine,
and Irregular, expensive modes OF treatment,
without success, considers it his sacred duty to
communicate 10 his afflicted iellow-creatnrcs, the
means ~ cure llencO, on the receipt ot an adj.
dressed envelopes lie will send free, copy OF the
pr prescription used. Direct to DR.. Jouv NJ DAG.
NALL, lsG Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
656wA
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MARRIED.

In Chardou, March ieth, 1868, by the Rev l.
r. Jayne, NJ, TRUMAN G, PHIkAEY, and
Miss JANE l.. ROSE, both Of Russell. ~
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of Mr.. Eber
Scott, by A. w. Strong, Esq, Mr.. ]. T.. SNE.
THEN and Miss AMELIA PALMER, all OF
Huntsburg. t"
A!so by the same, at the samc time and lace.
Mr.. X. b. HUBBARD and Miss CATHARINE,
A, SHETHEN, boh OF Hunlsburg.
Also BY tho same, at the same time aud place,
Mr.. NATHAN HUBBARD and Miss MARY
A BIGELOW, both Of Huptsburg,
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HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY

IL Il OF the Great Rebellion in the United States
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There will be an Exhibition at the Disciple
Church in MunsoE, ON "Wednesday, April lst, 'J3,
for the Benefit of the Soldiers in the Field.
? % Admission, 10 Cents Children, half price.
After the Exhibition closes there will bo an
Oyster Supper and Cotilion Parry al the Hotel.
91-God Music will be in attendance.
TICKETS, 81. T. LOWE, Proprietor
II. Lowe will hold himself responsible Tor all
articles for which he givos checks.
Munson, March 2lst, 1868.
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as-Liodt.Coi, Aspor has been discharged
from the service, on account of permanent
disability. oeeasionod by the wound be re-
eeisod at the battIe of Winchester.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honrseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
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fin advanced Stages
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Few the communities, families, among them
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living trophy in their midst of its victory over e
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do more than them that it las all the viz
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won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind
Prepared by DR.. ], c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For Sale By
A.COOK and JOHN NICHOLS; Chardon; C.
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ton; ". Thompson, Middlelield; Herrick &
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y Roads; and by ydeaersinmedicin C in ee rywhere.
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eTTho Resolutions of the h Ohio Bat.
terry are uuavoidnbIy omitted ill next week
Union Musical Association,

@~SHNS1~'A'Ah'
The Union Musical Association will
hold two-days' convention al Hambdeh,
at he A. M, on Thursday. the 2nd day OF
April next. All persons Interested WILL
therefore, govern themselves accordingly.
eZaE f,ezssg j. @. WELLS, Sec'y.
Clafidon, March 18th. .r
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COM MMERCIAL.
Chardon Market4-Rotail II Price Currc

Chardon Market Retail Price Current.
Report gd expressly for the JGFIEgsoSIAS DEMo.
ogArs by Messrs WILKINS & kgnLEg =, Chardon
DRILD fRuir--Appes cnoicc.''s "a ~ to 5
BuTrER--Ohoice ...... 49,. ...pcT lbs 10 to 20
COfFEr-- Java''''i.. ....."pel H. GO
ttio ~. ...' .......".. per lbt 3; y
tGroend = '''' ''''-.... ....per ID. 30
Dnn0elian .....s....... .pcr To-. %
CuHRAN rs-.E English 80 .''.s........perIb. 20
CASDLI.s--TullOw,. ...,......per lb l.
Searlno ''''''''''''.' 80. per lb. l6 to IsA
CORN--ln Ear 49,. ......... .,..per bu 81. 97lr
81, oheileu "'''''' '''''''''' ''"pei bushel 81 OO
EGes's'. .....,... -. ....... nor dozoh In
FLcvE-S Supcrfne. 80. per bar 40
ENtta'... -. Dor barrel ~
Double Extra .....pcf barrel Oh
White Wheat"., ...... b ~
QT-JU cents less in barrels
tIsu..Dry Cod.'',' .;'.. per ID cS to
Whto. '''..s. ....... e, pcT y hh, AZ So
Wihepe BE- ~. .....!a.'...,.,G. 8
Tr0nt '.'''.''.'..' '.... -. ...per lb. s
Trout. ,.....,......k barrel S3 80
Mackercl' '.'.... .......... per ID. e.iC
Porlrxy --Chickohs dressed pc pc ib. TX X
TWkcys dressed ''.........., ..perlb, !
Oars :.'';.''; 80 .'''7'..' per bushel d
UiLs-4LOrd twhito s,rained) ...per pallon Les
LiuseCd -. ...'..pcr gnl 81 rs
Coat OIL per gnl., tbcsD %. .......t.". Is
RioE --Puine '-'''' ''''F'... per To- II
RAislNs Box :, ,.,.,...,.,......,. SC
Nqlcnuu Raisins per II L.........,.....lsk
Layers perib. 25 .......pei box 2 Ut
VI. K. Raisns........ boz - 50
SYRur--t'ol4en ....'.,. ,.''..rper gallon e7I
Golden Extra .'.s,..'.s.. ..pef gallon II
Molasscs New Orleans. -. per gallon Ct
SUGAR- Crushed and granulatod per 10. IL
Pulyerlzed s.'.''. .....perlb II
/, Coffee twhte)" .......pcr 10. . ii
Cotee yellow .''' ........ ...>p per ID IL
brown. '..... per 10 10 to II
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Transparent tbar) ............... 10
\ elbow .pn1l In 10 g
CASTLE 49,. .................. per 10. 25
., Toilet bars .'.,,.'.....,..... l2&
l ALLOW ''s.' 80 .'.... ........ per ID. 10
SALT, Dbl. ''''''''.' .'''.......... Q G5
10. sack ''.'''''. .''.'.. ...2O 20 SO Z.
CORN MEAL 49, ............... . 90
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOirin'S Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS,

Spite only certain aud safe Remedy for all
u Uterine Distractions, Monthly Difficulties, II.
regularities, and uil other diseases 10 which the
woman, wife and mother, is peculiarly liable.
THESE Pills contain So deletorious i1Grcdirn,s
but nre safe and certain in their action, They
will be found TO exert the hnppiesf effect in u
cases Of Proiapsus Uteri, in Leucorrhea or The
Whites; they will be found the easiest and mos
certain cure that can he found. II is on uccoun
of this certainty that they should not he takcr
by Pregnant tenoles, ldaring The .Grst3 months
as Miscarriage Is certain TO be brought on,) but
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N B-Sl 90 enclosed 10 any authorized Agent
will ensure package Of pills by return of mail.
c. $. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, &. W, Buffalo, N Y
CAUTroN.--Bewareo Of CounterfeiIt; the genuine
have tlesignnturc OF C,CROSB \ on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
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MARCH 2zyT863.

"'H - I
Au1algAGl t29OPla.
.1 .. o. d. .fI#
Just Published by DR.. A. STONE,
PAysieian to The Troy Lang and Hy-
giehic IRStitute.
! A Troaijse on the Causes Of Early Physical De-
4 cttne of American People; the cause of Ner-
yons Debility, Consumption and NoTasmus.
IA;s uork is one cf high moral ioHf, wfi!thn N
10 Inc siorot oonsciousness Of ALL PARBNPS $
aud q 'Kardiaas <syeciaHg dcidHihg scientVc aud
reta6ie aids and Treatment for cure
II willbe sent by mail on the reeeip, Of iwot3
cent Stamps. -,
QC-Parents and Guardlnns! All nCl 10 behu nHu
w Young men! Fail notto sond and getihis
Srlndies! Yoa 700 should st once Secure a
copy OF this book
A WoRD OF koLEMT, CossoIENTous ADVICE
TO THOSE VINO WILL REFLECT
A class Of maadies prevail 10 fearful exiens
in tho community duoming a least 100 0OC yoWh
of both Sc xes annually 10 an eorly grnve, Those
diseases are very inpertectly Understood lhtlt
external manifestations or symptoms hIe NERVOUS
Debility, Relaxation and EKbnustioni Marasnlhs
or wasting and consumption OF the tissues ol ne
whole BODY: ehortness OF breathing, OF hurried
breathing on ascending hall or iilgni oi stalrsi-
great palpiiation oil the Heart; Asthmdi bron
chits and sore :hroat shaking ot the hands ano
limbs; aversion 10 society, and 10 business or 10
study: dimnesss of eye sight, loss Of m emory,
dizziness OF the head, Neuralgia, pain IN various
parts Of the body; paisl in the back or ANUS L1m
bago; Dyspepsia or indiges:ion HTegularlY o,
the Bowels; dernuged state OF ihe Kidneys ana
other Glands OF the body, as Leucorfhoea or fiuot
Abus, &c. Likewise, Epilepsy, liysiera ana
Nervous Spasms - ,,.
all the above named disorders, and host oil ON
ers not named, as Consumption OF The Lungs anC
that most insidious and willy form OF Consumption
Of the Spinal Nerves. known as labes Dorsaies,
and Tabes Mcsenterica, haze their scat ouu orr
gin in diseases Of the PelVic liscera Hence the
want oAsuccess on the part oi o'd sehool Psae'se
Doctor Andrew Stone Physiciun 10 the Troy
/ Lung and Hygenic Institution, is now ,eneagea
in ueating this class oil modern maiaules hllt
tho most astonishing success. me uea'hnent
adopted by the Insuution s newi 1t 10 based on
scientific principles with new discovered rene
dies without minerals or poisons, J. ne iachi'ies
Of cure are such that patients can De cuteu u
| their homes in anyspart of the country from &C
ctrntc dissertations Of their case. by letter; ana
have the medicines sout by mnh or eHpress'-
Printed interr ogatories will be forwarded on aP
plication
tl[oat curei as well at the home OF ihe parents
| as al the Institution, by sending the C9ld Hedl
! Gated lyHALfNG BALsAMic NAPoss, with lnha'er
and ample directions tor their use, anu olree'
| correspondence. -. -. A..
must enclose return stamps, 70 meelsatteneoTn on
The attending Physician will be ionna az = the m
Institution. from A. NJ 10 9 7. M eaeh oay
Sunday in the toreno9n. \ bnsW AseTsss sToNr
Physician to the Troy Lung and HYGIENE INST
tute nnd Physician for Diseases OF the Heart
| Thro AT and Lungs, &c Fifth Street Troy, N.-l
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PROBATE NOTICE.
'VNIIE following accounts have boon fled
l. in the Probate Court of Gcauga Co., o.,
for sottloment, viz:
Ex'rs Of Obed Hale. decd, Final Acct,
+" Azariah Lyman,
Gdn. of Wm. Sidley, Jr.,
" of C. +. g. Gideon Russell, Partl Acct.
Assignee of II. H. Harris, ,insoiyt, I"
Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court, at the Probate Office in Char
don, on tho 4th day of April next, at ten
o'clock A. M, until which time all Interested
may except.
~ NJ. c. CANFIELD, Probate Judge
Chardon, March 18th, 1868. 6s7w3