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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
French Breakfast and Dinner
G O T F E E

G lWlNt 10 Inc very high price OF Coffee, and
~ the great difficulty in procuring n good uni.
form and reliable article our customers have
often expressed wish tina they could be supplied
from first hands. Ii was the intention OF
TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
TO do strictly Tea business, but, we have had
somc customers living at n distance, that have
relied upon ls TO supply them exclusively with
Tea and Coifbe, ii being incnnyenent iur them
to come TO New York, Tue GREAT TEA AND Cor.
FEE EMroRlUM OF this country and, us our Tea
faster was possessed OF information rela ting To
Coffee that could be furnished ut n moderate
price, and give universal satisfaction, aud at the
same time afford the retailer IA handsome profit
we have been compelled 10 supply those pa ties
THIS COFFEE HAS BECOME SO POPULAR
with our customers, aud their sales have in
creased 10 such an extent that we have bean
compelled to make large additions to our ma.
rhinCry, which will enable us 10 supply few
more customers with it. We will therefore send
1t TO all who may order.
II is fat superscding all other CuHecs.
THIS Coffee hos been used for more than cen
fury IN Paris, and, since lis introduction inio his
country, II has been in use by some of the lead
ing French Restaurants here. The Parisians mr.,
, snld 10 be the best Judges OF coffee und the
great favor IN which 1t is held by them is the hes
recommendation that can be produced or its fin,
llhor ana hoal'hy elects upon the hlman sys,
| tom
! We put up but one grade of this Coffee, and
! that Is oi quality that our customers have
iound from experience will give perfect sa tislac
lIon, and NEE all the demands OF their trade /,
is The lowest price that we can recommend
: We do all our business on the most e sxiensiv,
scale, buy 10y the cargo, aud sell at only two
cents per pound profit
We put up this Coffee in Barrels only oC ,25
Pounds each. This method OF putting i, nm
saves from 2to cents per pound to the con.
sumer. aud by its being IN lnrge 1unntiIv i, Pa.
ialns itsilne flavor much longer in his farm th,n
IN Gny other, We send with each hnrrcl Shnv'
Cards Circulars and Posters to assist The droIcr
Ia introduce IL TO his customers Wa hona nm,
customers will take pains to have them ,,.
posted up and distributed Us it will be To their nd
vantage to do SO.
! This Coffee we warrant to give perfect sntis
,acrnn. and, II 1t does not please the purchase,
} has the privilege NJ returning the whole or any
! part uI 1t within TO days, and having hi. moncy
EeiunfGd, i3sother with all the expenses nj
/ transportation both ways
! We issue a Price Circular of our Tr,s and
CofFEES, which we are glad Ia send free 10 n whn
wish il Consumers OF Coffee should inquire for
the FrsHch Brtd ttuSt aud Dinner Coffee, and Le
sure that twas Rerehased ol the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
as 81 yEsEY STREET, New York.
75Sm3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04

DISEASE A cold settles hore in the body and Jb
siructs It's natural functouN These, II not relsrsd.
Tenet upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro-
durlug general aggrsvatrOn, suffering, and disease.
While u this condition, oppressed by the Heterogeneous,
AXE Ayers Pills and how directly they restore ILs
lstuta action VI the system, aud with 1t thu buhyast
ceiling OF health again. What true aud 50 apparent la
his trivial and common eomplaut Is aise ruo IA many
tie dseps aud dangerous dstempcls. The ssne
purgAtVs effect exres thsu Caussd 10y similar obstrue
tons and Of the natural functions VI tS
bu, they are rapidly, and .any Of them ally, sursi
ty the None Who know the virtues VI these
F, will neglect to employ them when suacrins nom
thu disorders they cure.
siatemeuts from leading plyslsians In some q the
principal ciss, aud from other well known public ps7.
F,- Br1-ovdtro Merchant ~ q. LOUIS Fsb. =, lssd
DR. Arrn: Your Pills sre tho paragon of all that Is
ere 1t In medicine They havo cured my little daughter
Of ulceroH upon her hands aud feet that had proved
ihcurhble for years Her mother has been long grsv
ousy afflicted with botches and pimpss on her skin aud
In her hair. After clhd cured, sue Also tred
yOar Pills, Asa they have cured her. -
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Convertible into per c. $40 Gold Bond

In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years, this privilege OF conver
sion is now worth about 3 per cent. per annum,
for the current rate for 52O Bonds is not less
than nine per cent. premium, and before the war
the premium on per cent. u S stocks was over
twenty per cent 1t will be seen that the actual
profit on this loan, at the present market rate,
is no, less than ten per cent per annum.
Its Exemption from state or Munich
pal Taxation.-.But aside from all tie ad.
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OF Congress trcmpts all bonds and Treasury note,
from local tardtion. On The average, this ex.
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NUN, according to the rate OF taxation in vari.
Gus parts of the country. W.
# is believed that no securities offer so great
inducements to ,endors a those issued by the
Government. In all other forms OF indebted.
ness, the faith or ability of private parties or
stock companies, or separate communities only
is pledged ior payment while the whole property
of the country is heid to secure the discharge o
al the obligations of the United States.
While the Government offers the most liberal
terms for its loans, 1t believes that the very
| riotlsm Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all de =.
posils The party deposi,ns must endorse upon
the originals certificate the denomination OF notes
required, and whether they IRE to be issued in
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itmust be left with the officer receiving the de.
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Taxes for 1864.

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y tticu .
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DIR V GOODS
Groceries and Hardware,

Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice,
Starch, Spice, Raisins, Numegs,
Pepper, Figs, Dri"d Apples,
Crackers, Flour, Graham Horse
Feed, Fish, Herring, Cocoanu,s
Peanuts, Corn Starch, Soda, SaIeratus
Ginger, Cloves Cinnamon, Cassiabuds, Bn,,or
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DrRAsyassf OF Tsh IsrERioR,
Vs.i,,n.tao n H Etk E.h tA.e

SH have nsed yonr Pila In Hiy general and hosp rul
Practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate
Say they the best eaiharc employ. Their rsgu-
AaS setion on tho liver is qlick and decidvI
ensuJ they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found a Of
tos di,sass obstinate that IL did not readily yield
thsIi. braternAly yours, ALOHZO BALL, VI. D.,
Ihhsieiaz Of u.e Marine LElsnituL.
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headache, ,siekHoasaehe,rouI stsnsseI
nalIoug Disoraers-L Livsx Complaint.

Foq, DR.. Theodore iNrH " Nw FORK Gfy.
Net only your Pills admirably hdartei to their rnr
bose spsrient hut and their beneficial effects upon
hs Liver very marked inieed. They have in my prAa.
hce proved more sIesssl for tho euro Of bilious
Yiiiis than any remedy can mvaton. sisssrely
rejoice that have at length purgAtivc which
w ne soAAsooo u lhs prossesion sad he psVpls
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Dyssntsry, Disrrhosa, Relax, Worms


Your Pills have had long trial IN my practice, and
hold tholn g esteem or the best Aperieuts ha
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver MAX
then, excellent roR,edy, whom given In small doses
k.iios dyss,iery aai diorhad. Their sugar -eOatii
makes them very acceptable and coaveuient br ihe
81 uoHen aud children.
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As q Family Physio.

Tto,s Dr. z " thTfirrigH, Nep OfItdaa
Tour Pills are the prince OF puryes Thoir excs.ot
qualities surpaSs any cuthartic we possoss They are
mild but very certain aud seetual in their action tina
bowels which makes the invaluable to In the dali
treatment OF disease.
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Screws, Tacks, Hinges, Latchcs, Blind Trim 'ps,
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PERSONAL.

GIN. GILMAN MARsToS has been assigned TO
the command Of the LIST division Of the 18th army
corps.
GEN. SCoTT has arrived at his home In Eliza
curing the winter.
CHAs. II. PORTER, of Virginia, State Attor-
ey at Norfolk, hAS been senten. ed TO six months
confinement, for the use OF treAsOnAble language.
GEN. BLUNT has gone to Southern Kansas to
assume command. hverS body has confidence In
llunts fighting quality.
LIEUT.. Col. ALEXANDER, of the Engineers,
Chief of staff TO Gen. BARNARD, has been assigned
10 duty VII Sheridan, to supervise the fortihCA-
lions OF the several gaps and the establishment
the fortified posts about strAIbuTE. Rebel TAidI
pennSylvAniA are ended. Whatever Lieut.. Col
Alexander does in the engineering line IL certain
10 be done we'll
LORD LYONS recently said TO q friend in
'VAAhInEton, that eur Govern ment had no eOncep-
tlon Of the weakness OF the rebellion,
Col. JNo. b. SToNEHoUSE, Assistant Adj djutant
General OF New York, has been presented with a
service OF plate and gold medal, by the New York
Cnunty Volunteer Committee, As testimonial TO
he services he has rendered In filling the quota Of
Nav York city, under the last call Of President
Lincoln. The testimonial cost over 900.
HoH. 8. s. Cox was beaten last Saturday
evening, a. Riohmund, Ind, Dy gAng Of butcher
loyS who were hunting for . rebel omeer, In
WhoIe company Mr.. Coz was understood to DO
travelling
LHTTHRs from Csprsra speak Of the Sound
hOAlthn OF Gen. GATfbAldi, who deVotes himself
entirely 10 agricultural pursuits.
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Patriotic Letter from Hon. Edward Ev-

erett.
At Union meeting held at Yale College on
Monday evening the following letter from Hon.
Edward Everett was read:
BosroH, October II. 1864.
NJ DEAR Sir: have received your favor of
the 11th, In which you inform me that It Is
proposed TO hold meeting Of the Union Club
of Yale College, comprising nearly the whole
number OF students In all the departments of
the institution. am not surprised to loarn
that there is so great preponderance Of loyal
sentiment In your noble university. The cause
Is one which appeals strongly to the intelli-
gence, as well as the patriotism, of the country.
An institution which assemblies Its members
from q region SO extensive must be q school for
enlarged and liberal views Of public affairs.
Equally favorable 10 the formation of correct
and generous ideas Of nationality Is the history
of those great peoples Of antiquity with which
your classical studies have made you familiar.
You have seen the premature extinction OF
the national life OF Greece, under the bighting
poison Of an Misunderstood State sovereignty.
What better antidote can we havo against the
domestic venom of secession You have seen
Rome, goaded to madness by her merciless fac
tions, throw herself into the arms of line Of
despots, as the last sad refuge of her imperial
unity and power, and have learned, am sure,
from her mournful example, to depreeate that
party spirit which seeks, at this moment, to
paralyze the Administration, at the risk Of con.
sequences too painful 10 be contemplated. Let
US not, by repeating, under the lights of our
modern Christian civilization, the errors of the
great ancient republics, draw down upon our
beloved country their melancholy doom.
remain, dear sir, with friendly regards,
| faithfully yours, EDWARD EVERETT. .
J. A. Bent, President Of Union Club at Yale.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20

The iron.clad Monsdnoek, Just completed, Of
1 ,5G4 tons and mounting four guns, left Boston
on Friday, the TN, and reached Brooklyn on
the 18th. She passed through the Sound, and
anchored twice. Her engines, with 20 pounds
OF steam, made o. revolutions per minute, and
In still water her maximum speed is from II
To 10 knots an hour-suporior to that OF most
wooden vessels. The Monsdnock was CON
voyed by the Rhode leland, a remarkably swifl
vessel-bought out of the merchant service
and several times the convoy came near being
run down by the iron-clad.