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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
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TUE voRI5'5 on,Lr REMEDY ron

TIE WORRIES onsAr REMEDY fon
Scroeula and Scrofulous Diseases.
From Emery Ede', a ,ce!i:lnoton merchant Of Or.
A,.uu yorG, ntdthS; or vou- s,ps.p,.
RILLA, but never yet one bottle which failed of the
desired effect and full satisfaction to those who took
t. hsoA AS s6 last S,o af G"r psSp Il b s.y re- IN en- Com eomm unGlt na'
Eruptions, pimplos, Blotchcs, Pustulss, Ul-
GERS, Sores, AMI all Diseases OF tho Skin.
From Rec. Robt. Strdtton, Bristol, England.
" only do my duty TO you ard a. pu6hc, when
! add my testimony to that YOU publish Of the mo
dieinal virtues OF your SARsAPABILLA. Ny daugh-
ter, aged, ten, had an affecting humor in her ears,
eyes, and hair for years, which we were unable to
cure until we tried your SARsArARILLA. She has
been well for Some months"
From Mrs. Jane z. Rice, a t'eutno,cn and much
s';G.msa la az q b Ds" sr;E.rsd Ca G@p : y Msg n SSa, NTH MitS n
scrofulous eruption, which wss very troublesome.
Nothing afforded any relief until We tried your
SARsAPARiLLA, which soon completely cured her."
From Charles r. Gage, Esq.,. Of the acideEy1no,on
papers in Nashua, ". Fl.
bemor in my face, which grew constantly worse
until il disfigured my features and became an fntol-
s eoS1s q ah ssts advi ! .s aSd m a,%n . sy Say M slaRhs 4 % an1
relief whatever, until took your SARsAPARiLLA
1t Immediately made my face worse, as you told me
skin began to form under the blotches, and con-
tiuued until my face Ia as smooth as any body's,
and / am without amy symptoms of the disease that
i know Of. 1 enjoy perfect health, and without q
doubt owe 1t TO your S"ARsAfARlLLA."
Erysipelas - General Debility Purify the
Blood.
From DR.. Root. Sd,cia, Houston Sly Ne.o York.
AVER. ! seldom fail TO remove Eruptiohs
and Scrofulous Sores NV the persevering use Of your
SAnsAPARILLA, and ] have just now cured an attack
of Malignant Erysipelcs with it. No Alternative we
possess equals the SARSAPARILIA you have sup
piled to the profession as well as to the people"
From. ~ J~ohnsf9a, Lsq., FaSsman, Ohio.
"For twelve years, l had the yellow Erysipelas
on my right arm, during which time l tried all tho
celebrated physicians ! could reach, and took hun
drcds of dollars worth of medicines. The u,cers
were 20 bad that the cords became visible, and tho
doctors decided that my arm must be amputated. I
began taking your SARsAPARILLA. Took two bot
ties, and some Of your Pulls. Together they. havo
cured ne. ] am now as well and sound as any body.
Being in a public place, my case Is known to every
body in this community, and excites the wonder Of
all"
c. ", a leading member Of the Canadian Parda-
nent.
al have used your sARsApARILLA in my family.
for general debility, and for purifying The blood,
10 with very beneficial results, and feel confidence In
commencing it to the afflicted"
St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheuln,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES..

ns-No moro Rheumatism alter nsipg
WATSON 8 NEURALGIA KING.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-23
Anslano.
3 euti 6 ianb b.

% ten l3 Zept. 6eute murbe cine 81
BnnG Ger 6riecens GUnftrCus ttsrieitR as6aItsn.
Is tlBt poe Ter @e9en anO Der 6 Srtsruna
rtn &crihta9 Ssttsths une Yrru6cnt mar, rie
Aniprii5s 1Ur psr3r8tbimsr an Sas Staatsotr.
moan 2Goemasfs eurh Tie 8eia6luag elmer
heff'mmten Summe ~ befrieeiaen.
8frltn, Is. Sept. Die NnrNDIltiHe
3e,tnno iast: Die preu8. @ssisruns BAT bereits
cine an4ymtIeue. grmisreruns auf Die leste giots
pss @rafsH Huhsl liver rts 6risDens-YraItmi-
narisn abat .aidf.
Gin B,erer Iefe9ramm pom IL. @est.
iautet, na8 Die &srjGnRerunr pso @aTsnRiu-
%itiHces ais von teiOen tr,sgfib:s nteu 3bslsn
ni~AeuOmrcn oitrnmtet neroen Darf.
Dien, 80 Nusuf. Bts0uum il zines
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-23

Vant @crtftsn aus 5rantiurt a. ~. Gr.rfat
I%a'sIbif Dieorr cine ~firtsre Na&frass mad,
SeItsatiOntu Der Ser. Gtaatsn unO bic 9reiIe
ittf8en.
Ter 9rins unO Die @rtnSeifn bon @aies
itiftsn lid ON 3. Sstt. in 0unpee nat D6.
nemarf rim. @s triBt, RAP bic Yrin,slin Dao.
mar, Die 3rpeite So6ter bcs 85ni9e GbriIian pc,
SGnsmayf, taio nit Dem @,arspttlb, ben, llte.
ten SObne pes 8aiirrs BON IusIano, perlObt
psrSen, unO oab Der S6nis BON @rie6enlanr
cine rnliilhe 9rin3rliin bsirat6en IOa.
Die NabrIht BON Der 9frbnffuna bss an.
getlihfn M0r0sre Jran; MGaer in yfep glorl
risf III 8ans England oGs"mrne ,3uIrtepenbeI
berDor.
Die Sims" i6tsttt bic 8~.r;G3uuno DC,
8risgss in Amerifa buuptiaAltm Oeu jtartsE BE.
Tsitt9un9sn BON fri9er urbsfsfraten 9lGsen ,u
wOt.n rs AmsrifaHer isbt ms9r Ieiasteu, otS
SO0IsFen IN StoafopOl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

uIEa yot GnIsrN's RgoGxtrT..-h d1fail nf 20
n,G each company ut The aGJ|' :tRiinoh' !s :. y
~, collecting clothing iir The c'niri. ni fo
.ncstcd 10 give notice that L wagon will u ,Te
lce IN thu 2,G ui uc.uhcr nc2I Hiih 'Av ,!,,h-
'hr ;nVn, NO Ir-'n, Cannnt dcvrHl TbpU '..r
nril' iur cioiline, aud 'hc. ngpeei wsi. "a
t, liz. !T,"ni. aHd rri4 iN"6 ~ hYm'--tiry
yrT iail ;hom. Pc sons h+w',, cl0rhia- 'a:
No. W Lance company, (Gl - jIisums l;rs-
4ro notified that il IIcy "iN iea!s their i,'A-
the poet Office IN Dallas, j.. cti. a. Ng. T. +.
Ic.I before the ab'rr date, thpy vii! be i,g-
promptly 10 the .VnilnLnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

BUELL. AyD PIE VAR N.ios ten. Buci's Letter,
puis he'd In tho y Y Wcvs.y NgwA OF Angus. l3gh,
states the reason why h- !Gur1 his uoAlioI IL the
roi,y and tho mclus with whi.h b. va. nIe bstn
prosecuted discrsdi al le 10 the nation .nt ksGin
u,,on yil atiOg. ie !Ir her Gays that "lhry Wvu
MOI only fail 70 resl the Uuion IL indeed they had
not already rendered iis resors'oH impossible, ~.
that tllair tendency to sutvurt the institution
under which the country had realized ur-Kamplrd
pro,psrit : aud happiRe-- Thai dissiL, u.ehsl of
Ger, expsnaiivn OF his resigtai0ns sAys ITO si-a
work could not lent M haad."
The Mexican steamer 0riEsJa t.aId from SeS o.
cans to Aata0Ear, put into FrlascU ihs 2lth ill.,
In dis ress with her boilers leaking Oacly. Her a
peEs serIned bs correct che being Gl-ared hy no
Mexican Consul Her ofoers desire - rsair her and
proceed the voyage. This 10 the nrst case o. lie
kind that has ever happened on our coast
An unknown non plated ram, Learing the Dri'sd
States dag, passed t Isle 0f Wight, - he sestsaTd
OE the z1lh lsuppyssd 10 BE- a COnfcoerAis H. als-
guiss)
II is said that the Petersburg. Va, pApsfs 1id not
suspend pabsic ttiOu uari their "dsp@Lsass from the
frcAt" cans ia the shape Of OJmbsheiis through the
roofs Of their Offices.
Astronomer prodiot thai in Fosembe- Of ihis year
m-teOrrc display Of sailing stars, similar 70 that OF
sovembrr, ls,ts, will take place.
Ths Mobile Evening S-~s beiieves that in case oi
b,n,ssrdfnsnt Il the city the eE-sny ssst tn1shsh
rIii rss,h nearly every par, Of the sity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

J GEO. " i!son, ofthl. c"nniy, thr CsmnIts-
gu. State fjr attcafirs TO tho want or nAr
Louisana, reached home on Wsd da,siay last #,
mt Lcalth Il. iH!orgns Us that lie !r't )Ur
that y ate well provirca for. AMI fo'nh I'h
" thnm needing rncrniary assistanen. n
,itsl had 1rcr g ablished IT EarTia0ahngg,
ere we're sum- iDc prients, mos pt thea,
lu7 slightly sick. All III. hospitals we're
.n'c ~ ur. Co! ". bas cur ;E'i...s 10; L
Rrpgbloan Of tic 9Th, which brought rs
news
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

r' ..U'. Senmes Of Louisiana, IN speech de-
r- xson. Miss. recently, said thai the Con.
s'rnrities hse abandoned all hope Of uny
r ...... .he Governments Of Eurcpc. or ,hro'
>.ns rG a Of Mexico by the French. lie said our
.. arly peace were dependent entirely on
- .r. OF the Democratic party at the Eo.7h il
ling Presidential election. We differ
.. 8 Don ,rable scna;or. Our hopes for early,
t5 u ind-nt enu'cy on the strorg arms Of
-.. .a.s 20 ,ps ia, .hc f6id
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17
Eni-cnnu. rrnr,!cR.

bro will ~ Irvine trryiCc Auji IN The His'anic
II :hs tc~n Of pa!l4u. on s"Huoy, '!c - ny %
pr, acxt. 10y 'hr R:gn Rev. A.rAG!fdos Gregg,
y OF the p.vc-S- q! T,kas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

are pleased 10 greet in our sSrcium the
trpGh!.Can, which has beou saspen''ci f5c
ontA, N account Of ecarcity Of pager, and
10 Vi .'ith III, assurance that ii IS % nc
VI ar" glad to sCe friend Lowrcy On his
an: ho9e that Lo ma, no, again be CON.
trspAat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

,,lu riaeh sick ness a. Galveston and rIraor
r....r.stLs le,isv fvr- Lad mare it- sppesran O.
81. . - ,ffiafesn nate'in. however, denies that
.- si's sas- OF feie- fever IA the cry, and sub
~ .e.s - s'ttswent by card from TIN Post Sur
-.. n., ~ POST rss'.r AZ G.ivasfen, wa, con-
...,,-s SO e'i5. and ,he Post Oncs a. that rirre
To- 80 ecrweuebce. The aIlrfin learns
IS. - - =. riiever tro,a riiiisry suiy,
as f-'@ sfsef'' SOD he Psss cEee is ss.ir o. "a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

our .upplomtnt, to-day, viii be fOurn the
ms Of 'he Chicago Coa.Hntinm, The l!sr Of
50 it! the !7th aud IStL Texas ClIaiIy, anu
idIaTtiserIuniS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

r, "a. Sae'iT D. PEt4v Casn:y Grestiny:
Vbu 1re h'rroy cJii.a !nlsi taSI y0t. simmons, ~
PhIIi.s ian, 'Irsn Jane V a-., whU6s 3ar;-.
D'Ai' - IAAassl 20 %. aud appear before the D,s
Ir.G CJlf- % ." hIdru IN an for ihe OF Pas
krr, n CJart iIousr thereof 10 the town OF W@s
ihar!Ord, O' .hr iUur.n Monday III J.ptcnbar u"x-
thr4 .nl !h-re q answer thr pcti.i"u Of " A. Vines
irt in said urt ,g.sins: ihs s,id sarah jan Vine,
alleging ia Substance ~ fellows: Thsi o sUoat
the 25th lag Of Nay, lS..S, THUS co ptSTs 10
titioneF ia n'eTnl..fisd "ys win S~r 1er,SrMiegs
.,.. au ia C0oi kind aud ale :Tonate hustanG,
un M AUou. me 1on day OF FebE nary 1859, when te
f.udnn; goun aEilj i-s he bed aud board of ilOr
or, any iust ,are Or provocstion, int
tina ri I5lhd'Enen, sni has renained absent iroc.
hiE. for "a three years; wherefore he Prays
Tor de'rea 0f CoIrt dissViving the bonds cf mar.
m my between him and defendant aad also !or rdPe
usu TO- .: sui: Nad for general relief. Here
fail not, Su. haze you hen ard there, s-fcre ease
Cour', tins vs.. with yone Fe:sEa thereon showing
how you G.ye n'ed n" Fame
" oesI. John A. Fln, Clerk Of TIE
\Distri:t Cour: Of Parker County. Given
| - infer my hlni snd seal of ssa Ccsr:, ~
- - tne IOWA of We1shorGort, his BE 23d dsY
of Augrs,, 1874. ]. 4. ekIS, Clh D. G. CT
Came TO hald AI.;. 2}t, 1855 Ths vi hin Is
trdr aad :or.e.: capy of he original si'aticn aug.
23i 1854. J. W. II. BLACKEsLL,
[2:+~.1 sa,i1 2. o Texs..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

Cast. ;anps q. Williamson, OF Col. CaspiG' q
.irni, L,.r'- lrgBir, Mayors fI:aiJii ui oat'
yiil irsys for hia crumura M Mpnday IN stiA
nd WI. ,akr l.ny !rirrr- rT 'l4t conan 'nd'
may be !e:l =, he Post once a. Lan:as'sf IT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

,r.r..g IN. n n. E,tor, Of Headerson. Teya,.
rl.,c IN IN slsf, leg In 'he battle before Allan.
..... .,i Ht:uly. His leg gas smpsisied.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

BF'. = fgrarh says iherc is acme talk Of a call.
.. aaa.o' The Legislature, and advise. the m,n.
..,. ..r tsred for such q call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

s- t,us,on Telegraph ssys that ibs French
..s N of Hs'hn,oros on ;hc I'd .nrt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

have before .ns i cory " ,ht Nnw tonfccsg.
lg Book, kindly gent US b. the publlshrrs,
Richardson rn., .: Austin, TDAa. rs
cNceedingly neat, ann tho cOni"ni6 are al
e9u!red for young begian.re. We commend
our school 'cach'rs. II Can he secn at
Price sent free Of posiage. 5Oc,d in spocia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

~ter. are in Msr,ehu NJ seatly on. LuvJr,D itcu'
snui rlp-. wua-H :Gan iher' 49," ns-E. no ln-l a.
r,,n, ma, who jst ass hsaTiiiJ S'-h it'g 'rrs
s.rlI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

Cr0LEE from ns, ... ......a asi' .H...a .aar
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M a, S;aryilIe. Sini.L eoanty, Texas.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-17

n JIne fern, ID. ts4, Of the Oouats Cesrt o.
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the - ats OF g " Juan, decs>s-1, pere grantes 20
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Warahs-hie, Aug. q, iss4-a'ot.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-26

apolis, in their late State Conve ntian,
he now takes bold ground for peace
and IN armisticc, and casts his for.
tunes with the Sons Of Liberty. There
all the opposition elements in this
District are crvstallizing compact
force, aided AMI sustained by the
membership elsewhere. While Col.
iax's electan seems certain, it can
only I've secured by untiring work,
for this secret order is swarm To com
pass his defeat. The question il
whether the Union men and honest
Democrats of the District desire TO
be beaten by reasonable order,
whose champion, If sent to Congress
will lcgalize rebellion and establish
the Confederacy over the whole
North.
Recent developments show where
patl iotism exists. At late meeting
Of the Christian Commission at this
place, 1857 we're contributed, only
S35 of which were given by Copper.
heads. At a Christian Commi sion
meeting lately held nt Goshen, only
one Democrat was present, and hs /,
a refugee from Virginia. Tho samo
ratio holds good in regard TO contri
buttons for the Sanitary Commissions
and yet Corperheads profess M.
bounded devotion to the soldier. in
the leli.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-26
Opinion Of the Protest.

The protest Of Messrs. Wade and
Davis finds sympathy only among the
copperheads. The Akron Beacon, in
speaking of the Protest, SAYS:
To us it appears not only wholly
uncalled for and unIusti0ahle, under
existing circumstances hut rs exhib-
iting a degree OF vindicticeucss to-
wards our honored Chief Magistrate
and his administration of the Govern.
ment, entirely unbecoming persons SO
eminently loyal and patriotic as the
authors OF the document in question
have hitherto been regarded
The RaVenna Democrat says:
The copperheads arc vastly pleas.
ed at this performance OF Senator
Wade, and from them only is he like.
lv to win commentator. Wade and
Davis have been guilty of n most uu
patriotic act, ono Which will be uni.
versally condemned by loyal men.
The Detroit Advertiser says the
Protest is "an ill-timcd document and
much or II would be in vory bad
taste at any time"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-26
NisNS.


From the scene of operations on
the north side of James River advi-
ces are up to ten O clio clx Tuesday
morning The movements of Sunday
and Monday wee entirely successful,
the left Of the rebel works having been
turned, and the enemy forced back to
within five miles of Richmond and
the river, and when messengers left
the front TlcAdsy morning, artillery
was being placed in position for hot
work. IL is evident that Lee was not
prepared for this sudden movement
on the part OF Gen. Grant, and ir he
has sent large force into the valley
he may pay dearly for the enterprise.
Grant, instead of sending troops
around to re. enforce Sheridan, as the
rebels supposed, has taken another
plan Of putting All end to the invasion
Of Maryland, and it will be success.
ful, for the rebel Gen. will be in far
grett,' hurry To ret his troops back
from the Valley, than he wa, to semi
them ont Meantime if Grant accom-
plishes nothing more Mt present, he
has obtained an important position
which will enable him Co shift his for
ccs from left to right and vice'versa,
much more rapidly than the enemy
can move, and instead OF threatening
only Petersburg or Richmond al "A
time, he threatens both at once Hav.
ing the shorter line. the advantages
are all on the Union side But he may
have pushed the advantages gained
on Sunday and Monday. or this we
shall know more to day. There IL a
report from Washington that Sheri.
dan has fallen back to Winchester,
where he was rortifying. This would
be in accordance with Grants strate.
gy, for the farther 4 rly can he tn.
ken from Richmond, and the longer
he can be kept away n, present, the
better. Sheridan, Oh the defensive,
Is safe enough meantime.
Dispatches mention heavy rain
which fell at Petersburg on Monday.
1t filed the ravines SO rapidly that
over seventy soldiers, sleeping in their
tents, were drowned.
We have further particulars Of Whee.
lers raid. 1t il now reported THAT he
attacked Dalton with five thousand
men, and was kept Mt bay by the gar
rison of -four hundred, until Gen
Stoadman arrived from Chattanooga.
when the rebels were rcpulssd with
heavy loss, Gen Sherman was pre-.
pared for this raid. Wheeler will bs
likely to come TO grief
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-26

The Copperhcads say that we SEQ
fighting tor the" freedom ofniggers.
That l. fals,. We are fight n e for a
common Constitution and common
country, and Il the "nIgger" can get
his rights, in tie conflict of his mas.
ter with the Cover n mt, it is his
privilege. We are fighting primarily
for white mans rights Northern peo-
pie have had no rights in the South
for fifteen tcars, unless they would
deny their own manhood. They have
not been permitted to even pass
through the halfof their country with
out hcing exposed to tar, feathers,
rails and ropes. The Northern people
endured all this IN quiet; but when
the rebels, who had been warning
upon the Constitution for forty years,
finally struck down every pillar Of our
nationality, we took up arns to sub
due the treason AND re assert the
rights Of the American citizen that had
been so long denied.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-26
A reoinent of United States troous.

A regiment of United States troops.
1000 strong, composed wholly Of re-.
cruits from rebel prisoners and refu.
gees, arrived at New York Yesterday
from Fortress Monroe. They are 70
be used for guard duty.
The "Democratic" meeting held 40
iillsboro', Highland county, on Tues
day, resolved in favor OF peace upon
tho terms OF submission; declared
that States had u right to secede; pro-
nounced coercion unconstitutional .
oppose the draft, &c, &c. This 10
the word OF command issued by the
faithful submissionists in that neck OF
woods, to the Chicago Convention