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The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Large Fleet Reported Re Rendczvousing An
Beaufort, ". O.. Earaor.


Ssseftsis from the wrecked steamer Aphrodto wht
S.aey reached hnstoD, say tnat large NauEee feet Il
s1dezvouspg al Beaufort. Already sixty sail there
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The New York herald., 1864-11-02

NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
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Interesting Extracts from Late
Rebel Journals.
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JEFF. DAVIS FAvJRS AN ARMISTlcE.
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Ne Cssdescsnds to Premise an Arnls-
tice II the North sues for Il
IN Respectful Tsnss.
Advantages to be Gained by
an Armistico.
TIE SOUTH SURE OF SUCCESS.
THE SOUTH SURE OF SUCCESS.
n Rebel Congressman Boyes, Of SsEth
Carolina, Declares Himself Opposed to
Reconstruction Of the Union.
hlACK on WILMINGTON ANTICIPATED.
FIGHT AT MILTON, FLORIDA,
&s.. 6s., 6A
q ar. Davis IN Favor OF an Armissic,

From the Charleston Mercury
r-es,deni DAVIS, who has been opposed making any
o14csssons Whatever To The enemy hos been finally
satlc upon 70 .Jl dynatsics 10 The North, provldsd ii
G sotscteG q fd This proposed arms
tce granted, tho blockade BY land and sea, which
Wi uAbie people 70 lay large amount OF
rtss The from oiu then be giod 10
atesr pay and an honorable dis
.lyg tgkich gre add tiond force Of ioo han
q - netlsand r.terdnH Then If hosties resumed
shs sou is or Therefore lose nothing
by granting this experiment TO the Yankees Who hdve
ny confessed thai hey are ,chpped BY proclaiing the
osr cr heir part failure
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
0u nboats I'm the Kappa hammock River
III ON the Richmond Sentinel. Oct 2al.

From the Richmond Sentinel, Oct 2sI.
desaatch received from Milford siaton the Fred.
WieksOurg road that O'Clock yesterday
ms heet OF four gunboats reported eight miles
soiow Port ROYAL, which Ia on the Rappahannock,
tsspty Two miles below Fredericksburg
y was supposed at Milford that IL q raidiug party
pGrsuit purder; but that section has yet Tecov-
srs- from the dcvastations OF the enemy their last
~su and presents bat barren field for ing opc-
ssafons OF the vaudaIs.
From The Richmond Whig, Oct 29l
fsc four Yankee gunboRts which came up the Kappa
Ian oocx on Thursday did not farther than
ssok near Loretto, in Essex county, where they
IN board Mrs. Garnet, widow OF the late Hon y. R. H.
barnet ". G. from the Essex district, who goes
s<~ York TO visit father, Mr. stevens, who lying
y the point of death.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Leo, Army Ra pidly Filling Up.

lFruln The UharIestOn Mercury, OCT. 70.
1bs ralks OF General Lee's randy Gll5nq up
and 'cs corps dy isoos, brig .des and regiments de-
5e"d by macy battles. assuming their former pro-
SiJns- e dress parade sunday last a Virginia
sees soasch had Inscribed ITS taisIrde the names Of
e~rieS tas turned out eieoen huaaSed msets and
ess " oar smallest divisions numbered thousand e
fsct6pe M n
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
EU II Q p E.
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The Ribernlan or Father Psint with
One Day Later News.
Lord Stanley On -IatsrV sntion and
"Political Troubles" In America.
A New Abolition Society In
England.
Fresh Failures in Liverpool
and Manchester.
FAN In American Securities and
Railroad Stocks.
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Eleven Millions Of Pounds Sterling Involved
in Liabilities in Brszil.
The Emperor and Empress Of
Russia In France,
&C., &C., 30.

The steamship Hibernan, from Liverpool on the 2oth,
via. Londonderry the 21st Of October arrived OF
Father Point, route TO Quebec, At halfpast three
o'clock yesterday morning.
Her advces day later than those per the City
Of Manchester.
The steamer Bremen, from New York, arrived at Bre
mon on the 21Bt OF October.
Tho Emperor and Empress Of Russia arrived at Mul-
house the 10th Of October, and proceeded to their
destination, the south OF France.
Some Madrid journals urge government TO keep the
Chncha Islands pledge till Peru shall have given
entire satisfaction to Spain.
The steamer Ontario remained ashore of Yarmouth
and is likely TO become total loss. She lie insured FOR
upwards Of one hundred thousand pounds sterling.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Divorce Casc-Pstition for AiiMoRy.
SUPREME o0URT-CHAnBKRs.
Before Judge Leonard

cov. l.--Gcst u. Gco.-Ihs wEs motto, for an
mcny on the part c' Ns. Gase who figures ~ defendant
ip this divorce suit ~. petitioner that her bus
band only allows hnr dollars week which, IN the.e
hsro simes, she dcS No, dor suhcsnt 10 pay h~
bo0d biil
The counsel FOR the plaintiff opposed the motson the
ftonnd that TIE money allowed NO lady qritc sUni
eieut 70 cover All ncr necessary NJ. Gage
s. operty wss poI gagged for s ta vsue and Ma cage
sne~ tbe lsct TbS council furtsss atsd ns hrs sago
had several hundred dollars tie sl,ires bank, apd va
n raseession Of twelve hdpdrod dollars voyth ~ dis.
ords besides, whio her husband in shsn
q baTe salary 70 live upon.
The cos-l fnr sra 8se, sisted that Iir GsTe Rept
csrrsse and wst " the Iosse ION oi handsome ncJme
de wed from m0aey lending.
Mr. Sakof ooabsc. IN rops, stated .hat there was no
trnth yasv yer IN he Allegation ting 10 tho carrsrs
and repeated thai he client WAS Wprsi1g upon sslary
not exceeding eighteen dollars por week
J,sge LecaNd iVok ibo y3gwa asa ssecryod he Dc
sisjJu.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
OereAsrs, Inqaests.

O0r0ners' Inqueets.
FATAL xuBULf o. a QUARnxL-DaAfu Ypow 4
STAB woUap-vLI0Hr OF TEE SDRPBrRAros.
On Monday sHhs shortly bssoss twelve o'clock, sve
nss nansa Henry CosA snd ysAa IAsapssn. ~ = ~
esrssr a Cherry and New Cnsnbss arssss. whore .
dincuty occurred between them. Blows were exchaas-
ID and while he nshs In progress. 1hompoou ths
police OF the Fourth precinct alsRe, arew kums o.
other sharp instrument and stabbed Ceh IN the Nm
breast, the steel piercing the lusG Ensrts we're M
med,aaly made 70 arrest Thompson, but owing to the
interference or William Wilson the guilty party was
enabled % escape, and hs 10 YEA at large. Wilson
was promptly arrested by ocer Price, Of the Fourth
Justice Hogan committed him the Tombs for examna
toH Cush was conveyed 70 the New York Hospital
whore he died ~ nve o'clock yesterday mernipg. Coro
ner Naumann fled and will hold inquest on
The remains to-day. The fugitive resides at No q Cher
~ street. The residence OF deceased was not given
Since the above ten the OF Thompson has
been elected BY officer Flynn OF the Fourth precinct
rne accused found concealed IN house In Oak street,
and now prison awaiting the result Of the Oofonsrs
inquiston.
D1ATH PROM MJURlKs.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner wildcy at
No. So7 Npth street, the body OF lad nearly thin
teen years OF age named John Mcore who died from
being knocked down while endeav hobby
horse in Jones' Wood. he struck by The horse while
tho latter was In motion.
The Turf.
Commodore Vanderbilt and Lady Clifton trot match
for 81, 900 At tho Fashion Course this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
q Rebel Column 90 Assault Atlanta
where 10 ne 20 Cone Fromf

Nron the Charleston Mercury, oct ~
rct ne lsst fe- days be h,Co0 pspere have been
"tFaiy limiting At an Important movement that was
o s. totAfe place N Georgia iuncDg tse rest the IN
s-Hot7 sNnooe ublsDt that we almost expected 10
go a od rcgBbo stn's for Atlanta at once. The Mu
tH F-'insl xticssed plsin'y enough ~ what cirec
Wv t'h Nvtmeut would mnct but 10 tbo sscon cor
49, ~@sht' q the fUsGfta dgsv we tud something
10 ~ y The writer referred " ssys:--
fnlc t1'mi y orsrsilng ,ho state Rad, In Sher.
'cN Alo 80 ns'Cs aft loos .re after Sin, loavinz
hp'bS'eo ~ . oempsratisoly sus iprce, . move.
!" "1 90 y 80 qsft II shs Gonntfy when .Iil.
- ri'NN f' tifV .fnrt fhrr handr and make
fsci We CO. they sves III a co,pmn a SIX
ausana ntn ufovu rtd'v afaluat Atlanta
fstg fhptnrt i auo a. garriFnn .Stab 70 he.
very wsak. We Wa essnun " to co.,,
sayl sureh1t ~ knt~ thal n win not yess
VIII 1ec rmuisut ~ ~ snuspt ard ,aN.
Ano-e now 9rd snsr " s,r,to ID sal
". . 9hsrcsrs - -refta csr, a,r ara in
roes iTlfcgte ss1a & .yc = soot6sfp
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

CoE. After Q short but severe illness Of infamma.
ton Of the lungs Mrs Pnxsx wife Of James Conley eyed
l9 years, months and q days.
The funeral win take place Thursday morning, at
seven o'clock from her late residence 1872 Varck street
Her remains viii be taken 70 Pieasantvie for inter.
ment The relatives and friends invited TO attend
lRor other Deaths see Secosd Pa1el
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

arms and ceorsfs resolss,oa Evsythng for the early
Atlanta Ioeks bsighl Lot The AantA nee
cheer up for they sosu rstsrA v their eWs bones
and nreoidsa.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Colonel EowIn -. Drvta IN Pnylssry-
phts.
rsrsrp pTA Nov ,, lsGs
snionc rcwr Y Nevir, ~ the One bundrcd and fuy.
thud Row ork Nortnseefs, arrived here isy fri
ter,isss army ne vns vonudsd IN the ave ssttk o.
seds- crech 90 tte 9th pn bvi - goiug vel
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Tfsn shs nsbNs Rssisssr.]
o. Tuesday last sss lSsh inst., OapsaA Anss, vMh
hh oomDand fought tAe Yankees f0ai hoevs, driving
them 70 their Gunb0ats, vitA Q ess a bsiwesB thirty
end forty killed and wounded.
The party ososstsd ot i've hundred Infantry that haA
landed mat norning six mise below Milton. Captain
Amos lcss three wounded. what Ah fercs was
We have not ds6ately learned, but was sufnciens 70
whip ave hundred Yankees.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Commercial Intelligence.


LONDON, Ocs n, 1864
Consos closed at ssh q ssR for nionoy
Tho weekly return Of the Bark or ENGLAND shows
decrease IN bullion " f3, $50.
bnyrlcAy eTccKs.
Illinois Centrh Railroad, 50 . 81 discount, Erie Rail.
road, Sos4l
TRK LIVERPOOL coIroS sAnERr.
LHsEroOL Oct u, 1894
TIE Rrctere Circular repoftslbs ssles Of for
tho week IN the Liverpool JaaSkr FOOT pp 20 500 baep
including 00e bslfs 70 specuatCTe 5000 bales 20
exporters, Tho msrket opened meY, bat subsequently,
lci OF aud became very dull snd Hrogu'ar American
descriptions declining IA nd per pousd while other
descriptions receded "a I'd. per pound from las,
weeks Quotrtons The sales TO day fFrid.y)
bsr including 700 bales 10 ,pcoualors and exporters
Tho mfrko, ccsed dull, with ttle inquiry, and prices
weak. The following The auth orissd quotations
Fdiv. Hiddi,nQ.
Orleans E..........,........... Esd Esd.
Mobile. ....,..4...,........ 25Md. 23Zd.
krnru*. ...s...s.....s.. zoo Z4hu.
The total stock ~ coton " port estimated ai tC0
bales, intending Il 700 bales u American.
frspH kKrOsf.-1bs Manchester market 10 dun and
goods ard yarns ere slill declining.
LIVERPOOL ssRADsrupgs MAsKEr.
Tre market IA very duh. with declining tendency.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARx1r.
Tho market 10 quist and steady. Lard 10 fTm.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Rebel military Changes.

[Trom the Richmond whk, Oct. 49,
reported shst General Disk 1sylor takes comnand
q General 8 D. Lees corps, aad General Lss goes 70
command the Department. OF Mississippi
Major General Prank Gardner has BEEN ordered 70 tbe
TrAns-Missssipp Department. With headquarters o. Lid
erty. and has lefs for bis now com Dend.
General Edward Johnston, 10 stated, hss oesn -
signed command Of the division of General French
IN the Army Of Tennessee.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Tho Amertcnn Questfon.

FORMATION or A NEW BRITISH AMERICAN ABOLITION
sOCIETY-LoRD STANLEY IN SUPPORT OF NON
iNTEnvENTION-i REBEL RELIEF BAZAAR.
meeting had been held at Bradford under the aus
pices OF the Western Freodmens AID Commission. w.
the Commission. made a speech. Resolutions were
adopted favor Of the formation Of auxiliary society
at Bradford.
Lord stanley in addressing his constituents at Lynn
Adverted to American Affairs he advocated continued
Intervention. He thought that the Norsh might
ceed overrunning the whole Confederate territory but
political d1cgles tOoid only then bn AZ TO the effect
OF tho in England be doubted II she had on the whole
been serious by H. She had indeed undergone the
ordeal OF . cotton FAMINE but markets had been
opened up, aud india had gained largely.
Complaints made OF great difficulty in manning the
English navy and among other the attraction Of
the American naval service 70 seamen is cited.
The bazaar at Liverpool in sid Of Southern prisoners
Of war, continued to meet with great success
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

the Financial Cfh018s
CONTINUED DEPRESSION IN ENGLISH TRADING CIR.
cLBs-NBw FAILURES IN LIVERPOOL AND MAN.
there vas continued elocm n hesv,ncss in CONNER
ciaI and financial circles, with additional failures.
The demand for discount Al the Bank Of England, how
ever, the lSth OF October, was comparatively light
Tho English funds were pretty steadily maintained
but securities showed Increasing weakness
Two Liverpool FIRMS IN the American trade, In addition
sundry bouses in Manchester reported hav-
Ing failed including Barrett Wilson, calico printers, for
. considerable amount.
FALL IN ASsRIcAN sECURIrIEs-DEcLIFE OF ONE
DOLLAR IN BaiB AND ILLINOIS CbNTBAL RAIL-
ROAD eHARRs.
Messrs satterthwan Co. circular reports dull and
declining market for American securitiea
United states ave tveotes coupons, show fan of
ono and half cont during the week. taking the value
Erie and iinos Central Railroad shares have given
way one dollar on each.
PRESSURE IN rHR PARIS MONEY nAsxxr.
Tho PARIS Bourse was very fat on the lsth ult, and
tho reptes declined half per cent closing at 4 65c
The cause Of tie decline reported TO be the continu
ance OF the heavy drain OF bullion from the Bauk Of
France and call for the immediate payment OF the
reafe OF the last lean.
THE LATEST NEWS.
The reported drain Of buon from the Bank of France
70 false The returns show increase In cash Of ov or
three millions and half.
TIE CRISIS IN eKAziL-FARTIcuLARs or TIE PAIL
UREs IN RIO sASEIRo AND OTHER rowHs-LIA-
BILIrIEs OF ELEVEN MILLIONS or POUNDS STIR.
LING INVOLVED.
Letters from Brazil confirm the failures reported by
telegraph.
The liabilities o. the ho1se OF sonto Co the largest
bankers 10 Flo Jsneiro, stated 90 be Ave million two
hundred thousand pounds sterling.
Ihose q Gomez Flo, one million pounds sterling
Tboee Ok Montenegro liua, one million Elk hundred
thousand pounds sterling.
With others, making eleven million OF pounds stsrng
The stoppsge OF the house Of Soato * CO. appears 10
have been the OF tho entire mischief
An eytraond mary number Il failures N smaller horses
reported 70 have followed tho dosnah OF the bank
ing houses
The banking house OF hasfrs. Baoia lpmes Co. is
sad 10 have held tie ground during dain OF many days,
paying rat six hundred thousand pounds Sterling. This
estabishei public confidence tbs house
At tie closing Of the mail there wcrc synrtcms or
Improvement but during most o the peyod Of the papic
t4e excitement saCh that the military and police
were called out and The backing houses occupied ~
the tToors.
he convusion 10 not IN euy degree attributed to IN.
hereDt uusouuduess IN trade tho poslonB OF tOe Leading
merchants berg considered sood.
The house 81 Sanfo g. 60, 70 IS said, shonld have
stopped three IEer assets estimated st
from thirty ~ Qfty
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
The Danish oues,gor.

The confederation OF come manor questions s;l deays
the hnal conclusion OF peace.
u Is semi officially announced that Austria snd Prussia
will conduct the preliminary administration o. the
duchss until the assembly OF legal advisers ansy
determine the question OF TOE succession.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

The Retirement OF ice JOhnsson-1A-
graft sude 81 the Bogus Rspablfc.
Prom the Columbu tGa) sum-
General jos Johnston 10 living IN very quiet, pleasant
residence in the city Of Macon Ga Does the reader ask
Why his sword remaining Idle IN Shts crisis OF our
couutryY Lea bim ssk Mr. Davis. Bragg, Pembsrson,
Lowell &c, have been taken care OF.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
The Turf.
ni0Tl.

Commodore Vanderbilt and Lady Clifton trot . match
for 81 600 At tho Fashion Course this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Receipts Ind Dish ursements NJ the once
efth As.fstnnt treasurer OF the q m iied
states NJ New York Ter tho McatL Of
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

pIsrcr ATTORNEYS ofpcr, Nov.l,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23
How tn, Queens Speech is Written

10 a lato speech by Mr.. Osborn. member
OF tho British Parliament, on public affairs.
he thus described tho maDner in whicn the
Queens speech was composed
81 dare say hero may be soma in this
room who may Innocently suppose that
what is called the Queens speooh IS actual.
ly the speech of tho Queen. IA laugh. /
Well. ilnr Majesty has nothing to do with
it, aud iu regard to this speech which is
caIlof the Queens spoccb--and WHICH is
neither the Queens English nor the poo
p'es Erammar--[laughter l-Her aj4sty
10 IN fact as 'ittio consulted for tho opinions
as Llndley Murray is for tho rules of gram
mar. Those Qheeu's spooches arc nothing
more than magniloquent misropresouta
tons of the Queens English, and contains
tho mos: sonorous periods of what is known
as Cabinet English daughter These
speeches arc made may toll you. in this
manner: One man puts forward ono seu
tonco and another man another. and when
they arc oil got together il is then put 10
yoto, anc ono unfortunate being has to pu,
tais cong lomerate English together and
AXE what ho can out of it. Loud laugh
ter
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

From the Rev Jos Ii kcnnard Pastor ol.the
l0th baptist Church.
DR.. jackson t. Dear Sir IL have been often
requested to connect my name with commento.
tons Ot ditereni unedlciuGs, but, regarding the
practice as out Of my appropriate sphere, have
in all cases declined; but with clear preoi in
ot the usefulness of llootands Germ Il Blttcrs,
depart lor once from my usual course, to cX
press my lull conviction, that jOrgtHerdid didtbiity
oCLheSystem, ,and cSpecinHy for Liuer COmpiaini,
His a SAFE and OaiuaLie prcparation lh some
casos it may llil; butusua lily do ubtnot, ii VIII
he very beneficial to hose who suffer from / he
ubuvecanse. Yours, very respectfully.
J II. X t.NNARD,
Ei9hIh hpl NV 'o,tesSt pbiIn1'n
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23
]. ). 2-3Q LOAN.

The Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Coupon
Treasury Notes payable three years from Aug.
18th, 1864, with semi ANNA interest n the rate
oi seven aud three tcnths per cent per annum--
principal and interest both to be paid in lawful
money
These notes will be convertible. at .hc option
OF the holder. NJ maturity. inio six per cent gold
bearing bonds. payable not less than five nor
more than twenty years from their date, as the
Government may elect. They will be issued in
denomina ions OF 80 dollars. 90 dollars 500 dol.
lars, 900 dollars. and 5000 dollars. and all
subscriptions must be lor fifty dollars or soaIe
multiple o ii ~ dollars.
These notes will be transmitted to the owners
free transportation charges az sroa after the
receipt OF the original Certificates of Deposit as
they can be preprred.
As the notes draw interest from August 18th
pc sons making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interest accrued from the date OF
note TO dale of deposit.
Parties depOsiiing twenty five thousand dol.
lars aud upwards for the notes at any one lime,
will be allowed n commission %, one quarter OF
one per cent which will he paid by the Treas.
ury Department upon the recejp; o. n bill Tor the
amount certified to by the officer with whom
the depo it was made No deductions tor com.
missions must he made from the deposits
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23
British Impeltinence Rebuked

A short time since, the sebeI svm1a
ihzers in Liverpool, England, got up n
fair Tor the bcnt Ct OF their rebel friends
in this country, which yielded fl7,0OO
Lord Whtrnclilt. the treasurer OF this
fund, has set about carrying out the pur
rose OF this fair, by asking OF our minis.
ter, Mr. Adams, the privilege Of send
ing this sum by specii agent, to be
distributed among the rebel prisoners in
our Northern pflsons--io which Mr Ad
ans replies by telling him that he had
better minister to the moral ailments OF
his friends. so as 20 contribute to put an
end TO this unnatural sIri e. The subject
however was laid before the President
who through Mr.. Seward, says to Mr.. Ad-
ans:
You will now MORN Lord Wharnc,ifie
that permission for an agent of the com.
mttee described by him to visit the in
surgents obtained in the military prisons
OF the United States, and to distribute
among them seventeen thousand pounds
of British gold, IS disallowed. Here it is
expected that Jour correspondence will
necessarily become public. % reading
1t The American people will be well aware
that while the United States have ample
means for the support of prisoners, as
well as for every other exigeocy of the
war in which they are engaged, the in.
surgents who have bIindly rushed inlo
that condition are suffering no priva.ions
that appeal Tor relief 10 charity, either al
home or abroad. The American people
will be likely to reflect that the sum ,hus
insidiously tendeied in the name OF hu
manity constitutes no large portion OF III,
profits which its contributors NAV b,
justly supposed to have derived from tn,
insurgents by exchanging with them arm
aud munitions Of war for the coveted
productions OF immoral and enervalinl
slave labor
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

GPASS SEED, iR ass SErD ~. sun.
~ Ply ~ sew q rass Seed tor Saleb by
7i5 WILKINS n kELLEY
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23
French Breakfast and Dinner
G o F F E E

OWING to the very high price OF Coffee aud
~ the gScat difficulty in procuring good, uni
form and reliable article, our customers have
often expressed wish ,ha thev could be supplied
from first hands. was the IN nrention OF
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23
AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

The WORLDS Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptivep patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and go uni-
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ali druggists every where.
Sold b, Cook 81 MCGOWAN and DR. J. Mich.
OILS, ,Chardon; J. T. Field ,Iiambden; G w Gar
ret, Montville; c. & C X. Harmon Chester
X Roads; DR.. Clevelnua Burton; w l.. Por-
ter Bundysburg; C. s. Field East Clardou II.
N Pitner, Parkman; J. w Thompson, Middle
field, aud by dealers generally. 739yl