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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30
DR.. SlceeE'S
lNFALLlBLE EMINENT.
THE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

For Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago, Stiff Neck and Joints. Sprains,
Bruises, Cuts and Wounds,
Piles, Headache and all Rheu-
matte and Nervous Dis
orders.
For all Of which il Is a speedy and certain rem
edy. and never fails. This Eminent is prepnred
fIom The recipe of DR.. S ephen Sweet, of Connect.
icut. the famous bone-setler, and has been used
in his practice for more than twenty years with
the most astonishing success.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, il 10 urri-
vailed by any preparation before the public, of
which the mos! skepIical may be convinced by a
single trial.
This Iiniment will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders OF every kind, and in thou
sands OF cases where ii has been used it has new.
er been known 20 fail
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate
relief in every cnse, however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst cases o. Headache in
three minutes, and is warranted TO do it
HACHE also il will cure Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY e. GENERAL
LASH arising from imprudence or ex-
cess, this eminent Is a most happy and uni nil
tissues, it strength ems and revivhies The system,
and restores it TO elasticity and vigor.
FOX an external remedy, We
claim II is the best known, and we challenge the
WolIu|o pfouuce an equu'. EVERY victim OF thlS
distressing complaint should give it n trial, Tor it
viii moi fail to afford immediate relief, and in u
majority Of cnses will effect a radical cure
QUlNSY AND SORE THROAT are some.
times extremely malignant and dangerous, hut
q timely application oil this liniment will never
fail to cure.
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate, md
Enlargement Of the Joints is liable to occur il
neglected The worst case can be conquered by
this Linimen;in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, UL.
GERS, BURNS &SCALDS, yield rapidly to the
wonderful healing properties OF DR. Sweets In
falllble Eminent when used according 10 direc-
lions. Also. Chllbiains, Frosted Feet and Insect
Bites and Stings.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely
use at the first appearance of lameness will ei-
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which al horses are liable. and Which render 81
many otherwise valuable horsez nearly worth
less.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to
the wonderful curative les Of This lini.
ment have been received within the last 2 years,
and many OF them from persons in The high ranks
file.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition. observe the Signature &
likeness Of DR.. Stephen Sweet on every label, and
also "Siephen Sweets lninllible Liniment"
blown in the glass OF each bottle. without which
none are genuine.
RICHARDSON d Co,
Sole Profrietors, Norwich Conn.
7l4yl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pulmonary Consumption a Curable Disease.
IT, A CARD.
TO ~CONsUMPTivEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health
IN a lew weeks, by o very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
is anxious To make Known to his iello %.suffer.
ers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, lie will send a copy OF the
prescription used. tree OF charged with The oil.
rectiohs tor preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure care Tor Cons UmPrIos. Asth.
ma. BRONCHITIS. Coughs, Cold, Il. The only Oh.
Iect OF the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and sprend information
which he conceivest to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy. as it will cost
them nothing, aud may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will please
address Rec. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
5l9m4 Kings County. New York.
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Never debating from he ONE PRICE
asked.
Another. peculiarly Of the Company is tina,
their TEA FASTER MOI only devotes his time 10 the
selection OF their TEAS as TO quality, value and
pa particular styles Tor particular localities Of coun
try, bHthe helps The Tea bHyer 10 choose out NJ
Heir enormous sfo.k such Teas rs are best admit.
ed 10 his particular to1ntS, aud not only this, but
paints out to him the Best Barg tias.
Its ensy 10 see the iacdicaLabie adpantoge o
TEA BUYER has in this establishment ouer all
others.
II he is no jadge Of TEA or the MARKET, If hi,
time is vatadh'e, he has dH tie benefts OF a well
organized system of doing bu mess, OF au I'm
msnse capital, OF the Judgment If a professional
TEA faster, and the knowledge OF superior
salesmen.
This enables all Tea buyers no matter il they
are thousands OF miles from this marker-to pnt
chase on as good terms here as The New fori
merchants.
Parties can order TEAS and will be served a,
NELL as though they came hemSeiocs, being sare
to get original packages, trus heights aud tdreS,
and HeTEAS are WARRANTED as eprtsented.
We issue a Price List OF the Cbmpany's Teas
which will be sent to all who order it-compris.
ing
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[As propriety forbids that even an editor
should speak of his own efforts with the same
freedom that he would speak of those of
other men, and. as there we're some thoughts
expressed 10 our remarks at the Hambden
Pic Mic, which We had wished to ombody in
m editorial, we trust We shall be pardoned
FIR sppending to the above. without COM
unent, the following brief sketch Of those
remarks;)-ED. DEN.
It has been remarked that one Of the
objects Of this meeting 10 to rejoice over the
Union victory in Ohio and il may not be
inappropriate to briefly advert to some of tho
causes which give TO that victory it's great
importance. The contest through which we
have just passed was one of the most remark.
ablo in the history Of this or sny other coun-
try. Though nominaIly a State ooptest,it was
fought upon purely National issues, or,
rather, upon the sole issue Of life or death
TO the Nation. The Democratic party, By
the adoption Of . disloyal platform, and the
nomination Of . notoriously disIoyal oandi-
date. had made up this issue. For the Rrst
time In the history Of the world. was a
kuosu. convicted, condemned and exiIed
traitor presented for the suffrages of a FREQ
people. Tho result was such as was to have
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Buffalo. N. Y, and Fort Erie, C. W.
For sale by A.. Coo / and John Nichols. Char
6on {. &. Field, z. Clsridon c, p. Treat,
Ciar'don I Z. Thompson . huntsburg. ,,.
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John ed, pltf.'


Guardian Of Helen C.. and Frank d. Lyman.
October 10th. 1868. 7iSwa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-08

10 BARRELS CHOICE NEW
LII Dried Fruit, such Pitted Cherrdss, Pitsst
Plums, Raspberries, Pared Peaches, Blsekesfuess
4 c., &C., Just received At
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Laws of Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL.
Published April 8, 1861
CHAPTER ISS.

AN ACT to codify the laws of this state relating
nv ~ common schools.
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district clerk OF his county, with such other il for
nation as he may deem advisable, may be
required of him by the state superintendent a Id
to perform such other duties as may be prescribe
by law.
perintsndent of schools in each county, TO divide
his county into inspection districts be bounded
by town lines, and not to contain more than four
towns each and to held, in and for each in
spscsio district, at least two meetings
for the examination and licensing OF teachers, OF
which meetings at least thirty day. written notice
shall be givsn each school district clerk in the
inspection district for which the meeting to be
held, aod ny INN posted In some conspicuous
tain the names of the towns embraced in the in
spec.ion district and she time, place and objects
the proposed esing. The examination of te ach-
ers thus held shall be public, and shall be con-
Quoted by written and oral questions and answers
held. and certificate of qualification shall be
given except in accordance with tho provisions of
| law respecting teachers certificates.
l Sec. "a. Whenever, account of scknsss alb
| sence from the county, or any other cause, any
person desiring a certificate OF qualifications a.
teacher, shall De unable to attend the examination
as aforesaid, such persoDf may be examined any
time, by the SUPPLEMENTARY without giving the
tice required by the preceding section, and upon
such examination, if found qualified, shall receive
certificate, which shall remain in force until the
| next gular meeting for examination of teachers
in the inspection district in which suah teachsr il
| engaged in teaching proraded, that the county
| superintendent, before examining and licensing
such applicant, may require of him her, satsfac-
tory proof thar the absenc. of such applicant from
the last regular meeting for examination Of teach
ers in the inspection district in which he or she re
| sided, was necessary and unavoidable upon the
part Of said applicant.
| Sec: %. The compensation of the county super.
intendent of schools shall be fixed by the county
board of supervisors, and shall be paid quarterly
in caah, by the county: proctded, that for coun.
| ties containing more than fifteen thousand inhab
itants, according to the last preceding census the
compensation shall not be less than six hundred
dollars per annum, and for counties containing
l more than eight thousand inhabitants it shall
not be less than four hundred dollars per an.
mum.
| Sec. 90. The board of education of any incorpo-
rate city in this state, may, before the if
teenth day of August, in any year, elect BY order
or esolution thxs such city shall for the next
suing exempt from the provisions Of this act
relating to county superintendent of schools, ex-
cept In the matter Of making reports 70 the county
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care and custody OF the district library.
BORROWING MONTY BIZ SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Sec. ia. Whenever any school district within
this state ehall desire to make . loan of money to
question OF . loan shall first be submitted to the
legal voters authorized to vote AZ annual school
ting in favor of the loan shall have written or
printed, or partly written and partly printed on
their tickets. "for the loan,' and those voting
against the loan shall have written or printed or
partly written and partly printed their tickets,
az aiust the loan.' And If majority of all the
legal voters, resident in the district hall vote in
favor of the loan, then the district board of any
such school district, the trustees of village
common council of any city, the board of sduc.
which any such sohoo, district Is located, shall
have power and authority to borrow mon sy to aid
in the erection Of school house school houses
under the restrictions hereinafter mentioned
Sec. us. The money loaned in pursuance of the
provisions Of the preceding section, shall not be
borrowed for longer period than I've years, and
shall draw such rate of interest MAJ be agreed
upon 10y the parties, but in exceed great
or rate than that established by law; and the said
district board, trustees, common council or Eoari
of education, are hereby authorized give notes,
bonds or execute . mortgage upon any Of the prop
erty real or psrsonal, belonging to the district
making the loan to secure thu paymsnf of the prn-
cipai and the interest the sum borrowed; and
the sum Be borrowed shall IN case exceed tea
cent. TIC Valuation OF the real estate con-
tanned in the district for the benefit OF which the
loan is made, according to the valuation contained
in the last assessment roll or Tolls OF .he Town ..
towns village or city, in which such school district
may be situated.
SUITS AND JuDGMKxrs AJAISsT SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
SEE ZIG Jnstices of the peace shall have juris-
diction in all cases which school district is
party interested, when the amount claimed by the
nI.inti1 or the penalty which suit il brought,
sh.I I'M not exceed hundred dollars and the par
tie. sh Ali have same right of appeal in other
5000. and vhe an action hall be brought against
INV school district, it shall be commenced by sum.
mods, a copy of which shall be left with The d.
rector.l
uent against school district, shall any action
be brought thereon, but the same shall be collec-
ted in the manne prescribed in this chapter.
Sec lis. Whenever any final Judgment shall be
obtained against any school district, ii the same
shall not be removed to any other court, the di-
rector Of such district shall certify TO the town
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y
treasurer.
TREASURER.
Sec. S.. The treasurer of each district shall
within days after his election, e1ecuss TO the
district, and file with the clerk, bond in double
the amount of money, near be ascertain
ed, to come into his hands as treasurer with suf-
cent sureties, to be approved by the director and
clerk conditioned the faithful discharge of the
duties 81 hi. Office, and If he shall fail to do So his
office shall be vacant, and the board shall there
upon appoint treasurer, VINO shall be subject TO
the same conditions and possess the same powers
as il elected TO that office.
Sec SO. Whenever :he director and clerk of any
school district shall deem the security upon the
bond of the treasurer insufficient, they shall have
| the right to demand additional security, and the
refusal or neglect of the treasurer furnish such
| additional security, within ten days thereafter
shall yscate his office,
81. 1t shall be the duty OF the treasurer of
each school dstr-t to apply for aud receive from
the town treasurer all school moneys apportioned
town treas and to pay over the order of the
CLERK and director OF SUCH district all moneys re-
| csived By him.
| Sec. IS. The Treasurer shall keep a book In
which he shall enter all the moneys received and
Isoufssd ey hin, specfying particularly tbs
from which money has bean received, and the per-
sons to whom and the objects for which the same
has been paid out He shall present to the dstric:
at each annual meeting, report in writing con-
| tanning statement of all moneys received by him
| during the preceding Year, and of the disbur.e-
| meats made by him, with the items of such dis
| bursements, and exhibit the vouchers thersfor =.
and at the close Of his term of office shall sattle
With the district board, aad shall hand over to his
orders and papers coming into his hands as treas
uIer of the district, together with all MONEYS re
| ulAiaing IL I'D hands sucn treasurer
| CLERK.
SCI. 50. 1t shall be the duty of the clerk of zach
school district, within ten days after the election
| o. appointment of any school district officer TO
! report the names and postoffcs address of such
officers the town clerk of his town. or, in case ii
be joint district to the town clerk each town
in which any part Of the district is situated to
record the proceedings Of the district board and OF
each district meeting, in book TO be provided by
the district for that purpose TO therein sopies
OF All reports made by him to the town clerk TO
MAKE therein, or IN some suitable book provided for
the purpose, record of all orders drawn
records books AID paPss bslouxing9 To his goaics
and uelieeF the same to his successor in office.
sec, ~. II shall be the duty of the clerk ia
tnon y m .ne hands OF such treasurer which has
i appof'i3neo 20 or raised by the district, to be
aPpheu TO the payment of teachers wage, and
sppiS sueh moneys to the payment Of such tetcher
! as shall have been employed by him in the name
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sfsuch real estate cannot be definitely ascsrainsd
from such ROLL the district beard Of such
portion the valuation affixed in said assessme mt
roll the whole tract of which such lot piece of
land forms part.
part of than sown, the town boards of su-
pervisors of the towns part embraced, upon
application OF three persons liable to pay taxes
in such district shall proceed inquire and
mine whether tho valuation Of taxable property in
the assessment rolls of such towns are just, as COM
pared with each other, respect to such distric,
and considered to be tL ey shall determine
the relative proportion OF to be assessed upon
| in different towns; and any tax thereafter to be
raised in such district shall be apportioned and as
| sessed according to such determination, until the
same shall be altered upon . Like application and
| determina alton, as before mentioned.
GENERAL PCosIsIoNs.
Sec. 10. The qualified electors OF each town
shall have power at any legal meeting thereof, to
raise such sum Of money for the support oil
common schools, n addition TO the amount rsquir-
ed by law TO be raised, ~ they may deem necessary
| Sec. a. All taxes raised and collected in any
school district Tor any of the purposes authorized
by the provisions of this chapter except when other
wise provided, shall be assessed on the same kind Of
property taxes for and county purposes are
| assessed
Sec IS. Whsn..er a school district shall be un
able to Obtain the school house site selected de
siEnated by majority Of the electors thereof at
regular meeting, account OF the refusal OF the
owner of the ground selected, to lease or sell the
sans, such site may be located ana estaohshed By
the town beard of supervisors in the manner here
matter provided.
! Sec. 10. Whenever the electors Of any school
| district, either their annual or at any specia
citing legally called for that purpose, shall make
application the board of supervisors in their
| spsctIve towns, the said board upon satisfactory
proof beirs made to them, by the certificate of the
district cler. otherwise, that the notices requir
ed in the next section have been duly given, shall
proceed to establish school house site for said dis
| .rct prorideG tina. such school house site shall
exceed acre of land; and proUfded, furthey.
| that such land when it shall cease to be used
school house Site shall revert to the original own
| er, his heirs and assigns.
Sec. so. Upon application made by any school
district, by as Aforesaid, such board shall make
out and sign notice in writing, and fx time and
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Sec 81. It shall be the duty of the ts.n clerk,
between the fifteenth and twenty -efth days of Sep
superintendent of schools for the county, a report
in writing, bearing date on the fifteenth day OF
sepember, in the year of its transmission, stating:
ist. The Whole number of school districts sepa-
rately set OF within the town: Is
Id The districts and part. OF districts from which
reports shall have been made to him or his immedi
predecessor in office, within the time limited for
that purpose.
tricts. .- a-
each of such districts and parts of districts.
5th. The number of children taught in . ach, and
the number of children over the age of 70 ur
and under the age OF twen'. years, residing in
each.
9th The whole amount of money received in the
own sehooI since the date al the last
prees ding report. setting forth, Sc parateIy ths
amount received from thu state through the coun-
! " treasurer, the amount levied by the county
board of supervisors. and the raised by the
| town at it annual me citing.
Eth. The amount OF money raised by district tax
| sth The manner in which said moneys have beer
| expended, and whether any and what part remains
IN expanded, with such other information as the
| state supsrint- ndsnI may from time time re-
! aniTe. sF&
| Sec. SIS. 1t shall be the duty of the town clerk
to that the annual reports of the cIsrks OF the
several school districts in his town ,de correct
ly in due time, end ceiye K. 90 ali an
reports made to him by the district clerks with all
orders and notices of the town board supervisors
| relative TO the formation alteration of school
districts, and ale them his office; shall re-
cord in book kept for that purpose such dsscrip-
ton ofBchsol dstrictS and EXAMINATION or altera.
ton thereof shall be furnished him by the boa
Of supervisors. lie shall also make and keep in his
| office map OF the town, showing che exact bound
aries OF all the school districts theres
from records on file, and when q new district is
formed shall, furnish map hereof TO the district
clerk. He shall, within ten las his ele ctiou
er appon tment, report his and postoffce ad-
dress to the county superintendent of schools. an
the and pestofhce address of each distric
clerk, within ten days after the fling Ct same in
| his ONCE Ii Shall also be the duty of the town
clerk to apportion the school moneys raised by the
| town and collected by the town treasurer on the
third Monday OF March, and those received from the
state, thIo ugh the county treasurer, on the third
Monday Of June In each year, as soon thereefte,
| Is the same shall be collected received by the
town treasurer, the several districts parts
districts within the town, in proportion the
Der OF children residing in each, overthe Of
| and under the age Of twenty years, as he same
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bssu n Leisure to study and defend ior many
mon,hs past has been dieEe'isd by the invaneaa
finding himself attacked from an =. u 1sssr.ivs
quarter, and compelled to act on sne '',s''''''
Il was only e "y inc that the Confederate
ss STAYED Q. line far 10 the rear o.
p ,na ..sv ws. Of he mornings battle General
Inc osSss right wing had, as IL is described BY
sio wr;,sr IN the interest Of his GAUGE, been
sx "a's round 70 E'y's Ford, on the Rapidan.-
On Sunday the battle was renewed with nc
abatement OF fury, AID at the close Of tLa
dav we are told that the Federal Conmanuef
in Chief had concentrated his lines aud awaitet
attack. When this is the official version o
the poeition of an army which certainly ough
to be advancing, we cannot be wrong IN cup
posing that The state Of Affairs as bad
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kSA f1.Ajs
On yes..,day. in her i1:h m.a a. n xos AS'
iuiaut child Of VII ilan and nary !Ana LOS.
rf.Ss ths,s little lambs, said Ee,
Ans lay than in my breast;
psctsosion they shall cGd u ne,
Ia ms b, ever best.
nsath may tao bands Of lie uu!ooss,
Gu. can't dissolve kDy love;
BILLIONS Of infant souls cocposs
The family above.
Fer fnusral yei IN N vii bs preached At Oregon
EEl baptist Church, th!s afternoon Ct o clock
~LS friends aud 40 :uantsnees of FER fa.her tanf
ly ere inyiei to attend.
Ga tha 9ih l. o., st 6 O'Clock A n. PEfLlP IA
BAlMANiy, Sgd ten years. son OF Josa Hacss'
aaenn, deed
His fanern, will take place al S'ci,ck this even
Ing from Davxi street Church.
On Monday night, Ia thia city, Of dipthssia.
ga: LIZ w bUL LINGxCa, 10 the seveasa year oi
her see. ~v,
Tbs frisuds Ct her mothsr and ct she lase W
Eu..is stoa, {aer fsthes) will p!esss At.eao ner
sanersi f"Gm 2i ExpGss Chafch, At IL oclooS
his moFi log