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SANFORD'S
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10 COMGOUNDED ENTIRELY
Tree FROM GU S,and has become an established
inct, Standard Medicine known md nnnrmxeJ
ny nli VINO have uJed it. and is now resOrteJ IN
with confidence in all the diseases for WIN !, :;
recommended " It 10
1t has cured thousands e within tho I,s, 3 ,,o,,
who had given up all : Zones Of rrr, ~ liz H.
numerous, unsolicited = certificates ia INV ,,,s
session show. K " '''' P''
L @ $ o must b, . a1ppted In ,loto,,,
ument ot the iadividua : tai kipo !, md n.i -
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yon i'll the use Of the JIViU ITVIESGS1,eee SS,ee
ATOR. and il vii, cure ! ;,o, ~,
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Chronic DiarrhoCa. - summer ,.n ~, pa,"'
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nesscs, and may be =: used s,,cca'sr'u W ehh
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINF" 1i, a. IN
cure SICK HEADACHE. las ihansands ~ WIZ WIZ
niyl IN TWENTY MlNUTES IL 'TNW "a" H, ,eS.
lHkEE TEASPuONFULLS ARE TAKtN
at commencement OF attack Ni'AN
All who use il are giving their testimony in ;,s
favor. ''''""y !" us
,ryn " Mix wafer in the mouth with INVIGORA.
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The WIFE ola MORMON ELDER,

THAT one halt OF the world canno, imagine
how the other halt live" is no less true than lrte;
and the lesson the adagc affords, our experience
aud observation duly tend 10 verify. Then, too,
when we consider the ever varying phases o lu.
man passion, aud The discordant elements from
whic., all novel and antaslca sects are moulded,
II can scarcely seem surprising hat faithful rec
ord OF actual events should exceed in singularity
he widest dream of romancc; or that crimes,
Doth strange and unnarural, should be pcrprtrated
IN nr.olf country on the outskirts OF cNiliza-
hon. which, people in another state ot society,
wou'u uuvor Imagine p"srihi". Knowing ns do
know, ,he evils and horrors and determination ot
the Mormon system, the degradation it imposes
on 'c|naes, and the consequent vices which ex
| tend through all the ramGiations of the soc ETY.
II sense OF duty 10 the world mas induced me to
prepafelhe following narrative Tor the public eye.
| The romantic ncidents connected with my cx.
percnce, many may think border on the marvel
ous. To them | would say, that this narrative
of my life only proves, what has so often been
proved before, that "'rRuru is STRANGER rnAs
FicTIoN ."-AHfhors Preface.
The book contains 4A9 pages, with engraving
is neatly bound in cloth, and will be senr TO an,
address post paid, on receipt oiprice, 81 ,25. "
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Notice.

TNhE underssgned viii sell OF public auction nt
ms residence In Troy, Geauga County Ohio,
IN Ms lsIf day Of September. a. ID. 1863,
Sarah A, THUS, dseeSsed' uis nm interas, o y,
sl32,0 in a note Of 5000 90 given bv Will;an
Park also a note Of s93,s2 given by lanes w
hsed with its collateral. ssle 10 c9mmence n,
20 O'Clock A. NJ. Terms cash "
E.G. CORIISS.
Adminis,I9,or Of Sarah A, Titus, deceassd
August 25th, 1868, TIiw4
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DENSIONs AND BOUNTY widows

II
L. of officers and soldiers who have died. or
who have been killed in service, their minor ch
dren or dependent parents, RT9Ihers Or sisters,
are entitled TO full pensions, aud arrears OF pay,
and 800 bounty; and invalid soldiers arc enti-
tied to pension to the ex.ont OF disability,
All who have served TWO years, ar who have
been sooner discharged by reason OF WOUNDS
are entitled to SlO0 bounty
The Undersigned, Iato Eieut. Colonel 9TH Ohio
Vols. has opened an office in Warren, Trumbul
County, Ohio, TO prosecute the Pension aud
Bounty business, and will also prosecute all busi
moss against tho Government in any of its De-
partments His long experience in the business
ten years-and long service in the War, and
his thorough acquaintance with the manner OF
doing the business, aud how and where TO obtain
evidence in oil cases give him advantages over
all other persons engaged in the business.
He charges ONLY the legal the $500, in PEN
sion. cases with charge Of ! so Tor each afii.
davt whore additional evidence II r,quiIeo,
DS-Soliiors, write TO him, or call on hiIn az his
Office. 4Pyou write give a full history OF the
case, and enclose a stamp, and you will get
satisfactory answer by return mail
j. +. ASpER, Attorney at Law,
695m3 Warren, rrunbul County, Ohio,
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O. IL. NEJVCOWB, IT..
UVARpER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY

ARpERS PlCTORl AL lIlSTORl \
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THE lLLuSrRATfoNs will comprise Portraits OF
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These illustrations are mostly from drawings
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

foN THE kAflD CURE OF
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Group, Bronchitis. Incipient Com
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iu advanced Stages
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SEPTEMBER IL, 1868.
THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
IA NFS FOR 1868.
Notice TO the Taxpayers of Gcauga County.

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arnton tie fEny the n" Of
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Mrs. Il, L. IHEEHS.
Miss .SIF FOHliSTElT.
Medina, March lsr, 1851

The abovc.named Ladies we are porsonHay ac.
qnaintCd with, and know that for several yenrs
while We lived in \! rdina they were great suf
icrera, Miss : has teen so badly afflicted that
ii was with difficulty she was able to stand uuuI
her feet. A few bottles OF Calculicon ,urirel,
cured her Of her complaint. My wife recoiy, q.
great henetit from this medicine We recumm,i .
il to the Ladies OF Ibis Counny, as safe and q.
tcienl remedy for the many complaints they ara
subjcct;o. J0HN IVEEkS,
Editor of the Cunliel1~llCraid
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A Companion TO Female LIFE.
-O~
M - N M- NJ
LIFE AMONG AYMOrInOnS,
BY AUSTIN N. WARD.

THIS. Ike the above, IS work of greatand un,
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companion volume to "F'EMAIE LIFE" ..
1t is largo IL mo. vol neatly bouud IN cloth,
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or On receipt oi $500, we will send both Oh tho
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T.
NINE. DEMOREsT'S
RUNNING STITCH
S. SEWING MACHINE,

'TNilE embodiment of practical utility. nnd n
i marvel OF simplicity; makes the running
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1t will GATHER, RuFFtE. SHiRR, TucK Run UP
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nd use II sucCTsSrULIN.
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LcucorrheP or whites, Ovarian Tumor
ttcrime LIccrntinm, Ecmnlc Disenses.

DR.. J. H. S. Claiming of New York City. writes d"
most ceeIully comply with the request Of your agent in
Swing have found your Sarninra nlust excellent
NilrihtiNc IN tho numerous complaints for which
employ such remedy. but especially III HRis Dise0scs
Of the ScrnfnlIs diauSis. have cured many nverr-
ate cases Of Lcucnrrlut y IT, aud some where tho com
lnint was caused hy liberation II tho WrfHs Tho ulcer
alton itself was soOn cured. Nothing within my knowl-
elg" equals 1t for these liinnlc arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow ut NcHlnry, Ala, writes a. drn-
eeruls p~iJiUn nD1r Of tho females IN my family
which lnl dCied all the remedies could employ. has
at lcngh been completely cured hy your Extract Of Sar-
snnrilln. Oar ply thought nothing hut extirpa-
ti"n could AFFORD relief but he advised the trial Of ,nur
Shrsnlmrillf ms the last resort before cutting nl
proved cileennl After taking your remedy eight weeks
sLIuI.Il.II Of ll,n Ll..... LL.LiLiLs 70
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81; hmthony's Fire. Rose or ErysipeIas,
eter ana Salt II hcun, Srnid Head,
NihSWOtm, Sore EAes, DrorsY.

O. Dr. Iohcrt ". prie writes from Salem, n. Y, 12th
sclh' lNoy that lac has cared inNctrrute Of
lnrsevering use Of our Sirsnrt, aud also dan rus
NHgHiW EiySipeiIs hy largo doses Of the sanc says
ho cures the common Erldions l,y it constantly
broheh hoceIo, Goitre or SwelIed Neck.
Icllon Sloan m Prospect, Texas writes Three bot.
ties If your SarsaIarilla cuIed from Girc hid
cons swelling On the neck, which had suiicrd from
over two years.
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E s T r A Y

Srayed iFom the pasture of the subscriber
known as tho Wel'on Farm, in llambdep, about
light yello cow, with small, slim neck. long
hose, and small horus, projecting forwards, and
crooked tail, Amy person taking up said estray,
and giving Information concerning her, to the
subscriber, OF at the office OF the Democrat,'
will be liberully rewarded. .....
7lO-w3 J. BUDLONG,
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Wese HINNevs

'VNese HvNhevs
ore wot oyyeveAto tnc N><N\>e
0s " WNcNlclvNG W\N\cM WIN
cwvc NA NNc "l\Ns W\\>cM
S\esM Is Melv to," N>,t Us u
vevMc&>A o1e>>t Gvs~t
&eGN\Ntor oS I'VE sMsteyN.
w Nc SN\lows N>Stv\cts
oStNC Wcst ov\A SoutNtAevc
Mos, Gov " \oy\u t>>Ae, NssN
WNNcM NecAcN oM ovtlc\c 81
StoNN0cM NlEtevs, N~\N\cNN, y
t~NSSN w NlvoN\ev N>nNNtNt>ss,
o\>A ~t N\e NvoNSv t,\>\c, ore
u s\>ve V\vGwcWtluc oS
Bilious .FcDeT,
Fere7' a72I EgUe,
Liver Complaint,
CDUaDep37H,
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HOME TESTIN0yy

Mr.. II. u. k1NGsLIY- Dear Sir We feel If du.
ty we owe TO II public to say that Marshall's IN
tholicon is medicine Invaluable tor complain 4,
classeG under the he ad OF Female Diseases We
have used your GrwLt nlerg Medicine and have
were the price ube we would have thrm -.
To the thousands oi our sex who are SUFFERING
from weaknesses, we would recommend the On
tnIIcon as sure pamacca. 1t gives strength to
the system, aud enables oach OF The organs Of the
body to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs. w CARTER,
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NEW ORLEANS 2hih August, 1850.
Dr. j. C. aver: Sir l chceiInliy comply will, the re.
guest Of yonr sgcn and cpor 10 yuu of the effects
i have realized with your Susarnrin.
have curl with II, in my practice. most Of the com.
pants Tor which 1t is recommended. and have found Its
elects truly wonderful IN the cue of IrneIrot U,Ut Mar
eHrW D's'ns" On" ui my patients lah Syilitic ulcers
III Ills throat, which consuming his Ia,tc nu,l the
Top or his mouth. Your SarsnpariIla steadily taken,
cured hh IN five weeks Another attacked 10y Sec
ohuNy symptoms Ia his nose, ani the liberation had
en'eh away considerable part Of 1t, that believe tho
disorder would reach his brain uiii Lll hint But 1t
teiue' to my administration Of your Snrsnlarila: the
ulcers healed and lac IL well again. not of course without
some Ilsligmnton to his face. woman who had been
ueou iof me same disorder 10y mercury suffering
hNn 10 e weather that On damp day ss suffered ex-
ciutI'lInE pam in her joints aud pJles She too was
ru"' ch'lIry ly your Sarsaparillu il. II few weeks I
Know nom IT'S formula, which your agent gave me- That
lls riem'ation from your laboratory must be great
iemr consequently these truly remarkable results
with 1t have not surprised IIv.
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MEDICAL.
AYERS
SarSaparilla

'Vn rohlt YlNG THE BLOOD.
And Tor the speedy Of the following co,nplnnt.:
seror"ln aud ScrofuIous hTertions.such
rs Tunors, Ulcers, sores, EruDtfons,
,,npics, Pustu1es, BlotchCs, HOiIs,
bi"ihsj ana all Skin Diseases.
-, A.. O'sLNND, Ind, 9TH June, 1859.
y. Y. AVER Co. Gents: feel 1t my duty to ac.
nho""'Wv what your SursHlurilla has done for me.
"NNnE ihheiitcIa II ScroiuuS Injection have suffered
hol" u ~ various ways Tor years. Sometimes II burst
our M Ulcers on my hand, aud arms; sometimes IL
.ulhtu inward and distressed the stomach. Two
soS hso ih"ko out on my head aud covered my scalp
nl cay. WIN one sore which painful and lnlil ,nno
neSond description. tried many medicine. aud several
p"l'ca"S but without much relief FROM any thing. In
ia"t, the disorder grew worse. At lc,at was ,,ir,l
10 irid III The Gospel Messenger that you had prcarcd
az N,H.'i'c (SasIaiila) for knew from yui l,puia.
nh lha any tiiiig you made must hc good. sent to
n"cl"hall anu got it, and used 1t til 1t cured me- ] took
" as You ADVISE in sinall doses Of u teigpuuuh over 4,
ihh'l' ana used almost three bottles New and healthy
sH s.y, 1tsu, To- iun uDtcr the scab, which after
Mti'o hIl OH. My skin is now clear aud know y my
trs, That the disease has gone from my :, stem You
can wen he'ie,e That yrl what saving when tell
you that hold you 10 lv Vi the apostles Vi The age
anu remain ever gratefully. Yours,
IA O
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilcp-
sy, McInnChOIY, NcMrnlEin

Many remarkable Of these affections have been
mnln by tho Alternative power oi this medicine 1t stinu
larS the vital functions into vigorous actiOn AMI thus
orcrross dN'ltlI which would be supposed beyond its
rrtrh Such remedy has long hecn required iy the
crs,iti"s Of til" people, and we confident that this will
do for ilIcm all lllt medicinu can do.
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SchtrrUs, Cancer Tumors, Fnlnrgcment,
liberation, Carries ana IGxfOli0tiOM OF
lle llAnea.

grent variety Of cases have been reported us where
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy, but space hero will admit
them. Some of them may be found in American
Almanac, which the agents below named are pleased To
furnish gratis to nll who call for them.
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fi"'e1haliy yours @. " LARIMER, NJ. d.
theumotism, GOUt, Liver Complai int +,

lNpErESDENCE, Preston Co., Va 9Th July 1850
Dr. j. c. AVER; Sir, have been afflicted will, pain
ii chronic RhsHmsDt ur long Iic, which ballvd the
skill Of physicians aud stuck to me IN spite of all tho
remedies could find until tried your rapnrilln Ono
bottle cured mo in two weeks and restored my general
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jnlcs Y. Gctche Of St. Louis, writes: at lavo lccn
afflicted for ycnrs with oBsct,n If he Liner, which
destroyed my health tried every thing aud every thing
failed to relieve aud huvo hcsn u brokentovn man
ir some years fm other than delUbgGmotqf Of
me Lfr My beloved pastor the Rev. Mr.. Espy, nd, iseI
me try your Sarsalara, because lie said lie krew you,
ana any thing you nlale worth trying. l:y tho bless.
lug II God 1t has cured me- and has purified my blood
ns 10 make Yew pnu of me. feel y"""s .n"i,, The
best that eau be said of you not llf good euough."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
important Official Report from Gen. Hilroy.
TIE 0CTRR WORKS At WINCHESTER CAR
aIFD BY STORM on SUNDAY ByESING.
MILH0Y SPIKES HIS GUNS AND MOVES
OFF IN THE NIGHT
TERRIBLE FIGHT BETWEEN WINCHESTER
AND HARPER'S FERRY
he CUTS HIS WAY THROUGH.

NAsHIHCTox, June 16.-The following off,
cia! telegram from Maj. Gen. 7dilroy. at Win
chester, has been received:
81 am in with the greater part OF my command.
The Notifications at Winchester were invested
by about i1,0eo rebels and 20 pieces of artillery
They carried my outer works by storm, about
six o'clock on Sunday evening, spiked all my
guns Sunday evening, and left with the whole OF
my command st one O'clock Monday morning,
bringing all the horses of my artillery and
wagons, bnt was Interrupted by an over
wheiming forco with artillery four miles this
side Of Winchester. on the Martinsbpre road
and after desperate fight OF two hours, got
through. We We're pursued by large cav
airy fierce, who picked mp numbers of my
weary boEs Think my loss VIII not exceed
two thousand IN killed, wounded and mrs.
onsrS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16
FROM EUROPE.
i C0NEEDERATE STEAMER SEARCHED
FORE SAILING.
THE RUSSIANS AGAIN DEFEATED.

NEW YORK, June I6.-The steamship Scotia,
from Liverpool on the 7th tant, has arrived.
In the absence Of American news, the En-
giish journals are very quiet on American
affairs.
The bark Inca, which arrived at Liverpool,
had on board two of the crew of the bari! Hen
rietta, Of Baltimore, destroyed by the pirate
Florida near the equator.
The ship Oneida, from Shanshae for New
York, " as captured and destroyed about tho
same time by the Florida.
The Confederate steamer Lord CLYDE, was
searched By order of the British Government
before she left Cardiff. Nothing contraband
was found A protest was entered against
the search, and q claim made for damages.
The steamer sailed the instant the search was
over.
LONDON. Saturday.-There was holiday on
change, this being the Queens birthday.
The Berlin journals which protested against
tho recent press ordinance, have received the
first warning.
The Russians have been defeated at Gro
choury with a heavy loss. Some portion OF
them were again defeated on the following day.
QUEENSTOWN, June THE three Powers
have sent an urgent note to Russia, asking for
representative government, a general amnesty
and an immediate cessation Of hsstiIitiss in
Poland.