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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-02
DIR. HUNTER
Treats MANY Diseases.

Treats Manv Disea ses.
- MANY CHRONIC DIS.
~ EAs8s incidental 70 tho hu-
man family. and even such -
~ have heretofore been consid-
cred incuable BY the medical
0 faculty Of the world, srs skill
fully treated with distinguished success bb DR.
WIN. HUNTER. Or. JAMES HUNTER asd
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germsuy.
Thee three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been Engaged in their prot sseion for up
wards Of forty years. They esl ecisl!y call the
attention Of the aalictsd to the following named
Coughs, Colds, Group, Csn.s.ptie..
md tho mos, distressing Of oil diseases The
sfHNA OF PpTuisrC and ell other complaints Of
the Mouth, Threat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
. ser Of the Stomach, Liver. Kideeys. Spleen
Bsdler a. d Bowels. such as D3 spepsis, which 10
. very distressing complaint. OisTrbes, Dysentary
Constipation or con inusd c,-tivesess This lss.
ter disease most always preinduces
@41oO A1ac1 F10ta110s
Which 10 treated with marked sucIess without
fsso ting to cutting with the katie. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
0out and Paralysis are distressing eOmpains. -
Also al Female Complaint, sseh - Wssknsss,
Debility ard diseases Of the Womb, all cussd With
ont cutting with hniso.
CaRcRInONs. or CAHCaR, 10 suoths dsesss thst
he's h,tneyto bsGled tie skill Of the errd,ts and
learned doctors Of the world. This nonstsous
Bydra must nov bow its head, for il cen beeured.
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores. lid dis
eases, White Swellinps, lob feet. alike can b
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF tho Eyes.
Such as Lachrynal stala. ~srabisnos Or Cross
Eyes, Black OF Whi,e sposs % the Eye Bail, Sore
kyes, blindness and Cs,ara,t.
The latter oiseass car often Be cared without
resort to cutting wish the knife. Patients with
Cataract viii DO oil 70 eaii aud les tss Doctor q.
aniae thetresse. A large a,sertDent Of
Aribs;ai Esss, pr fsetig natural. An
d.ss"sss IF tie Ear.
Sscs q roaring = busz.Is ,cas;s oaeasivs dis.
e. argos and dssfness. The DnoteS hss Tubes anA
Ear Lrums and Oracles Of al sises M d,scriD-
tions, which rsstess nearing vssv psris,t 70 thsss
vho ere deaf.
Persons writing will en- lose ten cents. Write
9Th yeSr full rsne. towr, ccps;y ssA Ststs-
Yous letters will b promptly answered BE %
particular - Jos can il giving fell hislesy q
yous disesse. Address
DR. HUNTER, o. DR.. VAN RADEu,
Boz 6O7s Post O6ee
Hears fron - = 70 = \. once No. 81
1AsdelpA corner Of Oos1 1sn street, ChieAx0 Ill.
O.s1-0iY
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NV tUtk NiTkt(.
NV IowR. Jan g.
F'oua-Fafk,t qai"t and steady $6.Oa6 IS tx
trssH,e; ~ 6,aI 40 Il. Il. ~
WahAr-s.Arket more quiet. $14idl lS
Cni ago >triug 81 46 al5J si.wAukss Club
l.53tysliS Wtntei lied.
CoKs--i 2;AIi 80 in store
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PoR1 -Oull sni lower SIT OO,ai7 * old d.
&llU.0l2 81 new mess.
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ALBANY N. Y. DC 8

ALBANY N. Y, DC 81.
Tue CHARTER vi tue Albany city U4nk
hras'us Corning, expired To day, aud tn
bank has fe-,igln d under the general
banking law aud Under the same stock.
h"Ider- ami ,iliccrs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-02

have been called upon bv rrofes %. Bernhart,
manufacturer of improved Specta Les, and from
personal Trial am satisfied that what be pro-
Icssts 10 do can be lied Oh, have ne heslta-
ton whatever III recommending him to the pub.
liz, elaimi. that those who wi.h to be sccotp o.
dated can ardly tail TO be giatifed with Lis
GORGEOUS mapner as we'll as With the use of his
improved glasses.
THOS. J. SANDERS, NJ. d.
DAVENPORT, Dec. is, 1858.
have been calIei upon BY Professor NJ Ber,.
hard, Opisiciob, una Sp.csacie Manufacturer, who
has been highly 2 cowneLded BY leading medi
cal gent emep WHEREVER he has been. From per-
s0hai examination Of bis iDp. owed aius to those
who are the Issst f,cted with delicate eyes or
U.snding hun 10 l.u - gentleman that under
st. nls Wis profession.
~ JAMES MccORTNIY
/ have examined the testimonials Of Prof.
BerGh asdt, and sati iiod that be j. q skill al
Upiticiun and although have not yet arrived
II tho distinction Of uing spcctacies myself ~
not hesitate I. recomme, him ~ those Who are
10 need Of these sia to their vision.
DAvSARoAr Dec.l7 1868.
hENRYw. LEE.
DAvrxPosT, Nov. %. 1898.
have received call from fs0.. n. VernhArdt
Uli.ieian, Who 10 vssy bi.Aly rsGemosedsa ~
our IL sdibg medical gen,lelssn, and o QUE Who
uud. rs,aLds Tho business he has 10 lowed for
yesr,
c.a answer for the glasses no has fled nv
eyes with osiog the best fhase ever used.
JOHN L. HENRY, Mayor.
QAv9.P0Rr, De-. 90 1865.
have uis1 paif OF Prof lysanharit's Spec
tacits sci. TED ~ himself for me after careful
= .mirItisnef The rye nd have 70 hesitation
IN saying that they come up fully to my idea OF
what Sp.cia les ought to b., and | recommend
ny fr,eass end the Iublis to slfly I" him and yet
fitted by him, Lo matter what glasses they NAV
be u ing EBE >EZER CJ1k,,
Sso,y Al 4 X Roo.
rrt Rock ISLAND. Dec. Is, 1853.
Prof II Bernhard, OF New York, having "a led
up II me ani ex ibiteu specimens Of his Spect.-
cies ! have no hesitation IN reccmueldse bin -
beng able 10 tnsuish TO Nil those who may ssand
In nssd Of such ads to sight, just what they
Want c TnCnpAls, n. r.
RocK lsLAxp, Dec. 10, 1868.
Prof N Bernhsrdt principal aud scientific Vpti
clan, oOincs &c ue h,gtly Recommended BY 70 'es-
%iOnsi lpsh in The East, and upon examinations Of
his Epsctacles md his method Of adapting then
to the iamed,ats visien, No chssfiuliy add car
tss,inony in his favor.
{ Al HARRIS, dent 81
VT MA0lLL, dentist
Tsstimonials from ST Pant: Gov Swift, Ex-
Gov ramsey, Cbss Eaton. u 8 nasshsl; " L
wilson. Sanuel Willsy. \ ,, J q Stsuast, = ,,
n pattssssn. dsetist.
Winsas Tsssisoni als-John Fsej, r, A II
Hedges, Aayss, Fseaklin Stapis, 4 y, II Gee
\ u sS 49, ~@c
0svsss Hscas -rs. y ia :. Al : vel
e S6ees - Lso,alss n.s.s. csassin-
p -. j. asaf
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DR.. NtCeet,s
INTALLIBLE LINMENT
Great External Re nedv.

Soy kAes'nosi.sn GoMf, Neuralgia. Lssessee, Sen
Neek SAD Iossts, SprGsss, b,Hises Cses asi
We""ds. Piies, H.odoehs. and =. Ktes-
matte and Ne.voss dissydsrs.
EoR a'l Of which IL ~ speedy and ,e,sssa
1 remedy, ana nsves fail: This l.isinsnt .
prepared from the recipe u DIR. Ntephe. -. -
Connecticut, tho famous hone setter, AID ~ h:s.
used in his practice for more thau tvsntv ~.
with the most astonishing success.
As an ALLlviAfos % rAlx. il 10 uErivs,ed bv
sny preparation before The Pablic. 81 which IL,
no 4 skeptical lAay b convinced b. ,insi. tr;.i
This Lini&eas vill eur ], rapidly ana rsdie.ii~
kheaAst'c Disorders Of every Aind, and IL & on
sands Of cases where Il hes heoa 3. "a a ~ 49,
Of been known 70 fell.
Fos NEURALGIA. Il will sGt I'd i'm saiats r,li6f.
10 every case. h0sever distressing.
1t will relieve the worst eases OF HRApAcnn i.
sn re n'natea and i 70 wasrab,sd to DO il.
TOOtNA cue also will Il cure ipsta.,lv.
FOR NCRvOOS DkBliI1 y and l;e~crsi la.
sitpde arising from iu prudence ~ excess This In
.msn: 70 most harry and uaiailisg remedy sct
.ux o"soJ sfon TIE nervous tjssues. Il strength
ems mo revises tho syss and restores il 10 eias-
tieity and vigor.
FOk rlLkS.-As an external remedy wscla;u
thai 1t 10 ,Ae Aest known, and We challenge the
world to produeAan eq ,si. Every victim II til
Distressing complain, should give il t,iai, for II,
QuiNSY 4 SORE THRUA / ars somst,.., a..
trems'y malignant end dangerous, but : timely,
application Of bic Liniment viii never fail 10 cuses
srHAiNS are sVnstimes very obsinate. ard.
enlargement oftb joints - liable 10 occur II ne
9icctea. The worst case nay Be eepqusrsd BY
this iinimee, y t.e or three days.
BKViSES. CUTS. WOUNDS. SORES, UC~
CERs BURNS 4 AIDS, yield readily 10 The
, TTSrder;ai IL hsslisE proPest,ss Of Oh. SWgET&
- d!.. LiNiMsNr nh.c used ssco.ssE
FEET. d INSECT BITEa = STI yGA
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NhicnS vaskClS.
CHi :A0o, reeemhe. 90
fLurx. Unchanged si,iax Exas. rs.
MnsA: la@le bc,t.r. NJ. .ptux II y
CvRN Sic
oars ~ ~.
AVA NJ |. 81 05 in store.
BAssky- 81 a., 2.Ik.
hipss - iss,y. u'ecn County, sHdslsc ;
Gree" sa!'ed. ~ aaH: Dry Sailed. lssswlin
Dry riint I'lseeic
SUGARS In g,oi demand. N. U. clarie ED. H.
81 u % common l.%Gli3c.
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.L.tXiAi..,
( ORIGINAL no01. -

AA NU1ll8s ss~ ~f&
49, ~. :. ., lsw.. i Di:ssiss Cssrs 4.
/ sid sessty.Gs !"
aoeiesa hat there = 6 1ls = ~: ~. .ssfesy
S.eea g ne issdst Csass q Beet eovssv. ~.
peusioa Of John Ladsss, praying for 4 Ass.s" y
nia Coafs, diseo.ving tks ihe bonie Of Sss,;.S.
oeswseo yee AID ssid pssit,cnes, fse ~ 49,
...,,.. ..M.! ossest g - - abssscs lion ~
~: ~ -, w1seoas feassaable esuep. "a, -
.,co g nofe .Asa two ysars ana 70 1or. H..
c..e ~ ssoens 81 pstiiteosr1 eeoeo Y ae1aa. ~
=" seissrsa = petition sow % 6ls. -.
AS .o -! yoa sPpsar SD answer thereto. :,
a.: ~ ~ ~ noon o. the second day 81 he u.re
70 70 = ssld 81 the Asst nondsy Of Tsh,..,.
y. :oos, tadgnent ssd decree viii Ss ,s.Ss.s =
ss... yos % prayed fos II said petition.
Ds''d Nov. nsh, 1859.
nov. ~. ,, o,o John I a LuDE,s
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
10 sAe District Court in AID fes The Ce,,., -
seest asd state Of iowa. -
TO the nbove named n. n. nashs.css
so : Yea sse hereby notioed ~ 10. 1.
nI ,. e. ne = sAs sics q The Clerk Of lie L.
sncs Ooels. - aNd Tor said eouoty = nsees,ec -
Nsgas. Ossnss : -, elsining ii yos ~" -
2! t.o Asndrsd and thirty I've dollsss, as1 -:
~ ~ - -. 49, 49, 49, ~ AptI .e 90. q
:sn Of oae q 100 doilase. nes,..t -. ~. .se
s si.S , asS .so. yos % az ps.isessss % ssi.
n.s os1 after dass to he order q Nessa.
~ - Ia. q the Rock Island Bssk, for ths ),
-" two hundred and thirty .ivs dollars. with.
interest at ter pr cent ffoo, dsts signed By saiA
y. H. Blaksmore. Said position alleges tAss
you tho ssid dsfsnds.t, ere non. RS idsns Of the
oists q lows. asd prays wit o. astashness
against your property.
And you afs hereby fsrtAse - lied that go
icss you appear and defend The ssid -
tisionsr en- os before nssn 81 the sesesd dsy q
.ne oexs term Of the sail District Court, 70 30
begun and holden In the CITY of Dave. Mort. On
the efst hosdAy In February, A. D., 1850, ds6suSv
wili 30 entered against you and Judgment render
Cd thereon for the aforesaid ssa ana inss sst -
GENE! .ish costs IN ascordsEes with the p aver
Of petitioner.
r. D. CONGDOK,
decse-d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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49, 49,
pRo SEE%G3P7TENs
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION {!
Patent Double Vision spectac1es.
TIE ONLY PERFECT LbkslN ExIsrEKCE,
upsrior 10 any other IN csc, consttuctsd In a.
eordauce With tie Philosophy Of Nature
in the peculiar form Of
COMeavo > COMUer Ellipsts /.
Admirably adapted to the organs of sight, and
perfectly nstursi to the eye. aaording
altogether
The Bet A,t;feiel HIP to the Hsman Vision
Ever Invented.
SOLD ONLY n
M. II DR N TX - DIT,
Psojessor Of Opsics & Spectacle Ianafdcsssss.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT ~
- II II Q II - q Il FL = .
Potent double and single visio,s. Will
.trengi hen and preserve vision 10 the end OF life.
The superiority of these Spectacies over any
other is a. foIIovs
The CO.. v.xi,y or cones) on each side OF the
flss-es being pr ec,ly centered and Of squal
density, they Gre rendered nearly tree q p,isma-
tic light, snabing the veAses " ssp su.ali print
| Of very bns sewing any length Of time 1t one
| sitting, without any Inconvenience, acting ~
presei yer to the weakened ye. and not requiF NJ
to be changed for Llssse- o. stronger magnify ing
pc. ers ; thus oue gar Of SIectacles in most
cases suitiog and preserving good eye sight to IN
| ey RENE I'D age.
- T. b.,aS.sdt has on nsla . phoice assort
| neat a.
! Id, SILVER STEEL AND PLATED
E EAGLES EYEGLA>> &C,
Witt glasses ground on the mot scientific prin.
cirles OF apbe, cal accuracy, and pure material,
which he viii adjust - the detective visiGn, In
manner 10 insure giving the greatest assistance
that srt nccompl sh ia restoring an pressrv.
ing the sight to the latest p. ricd ot life.
PERlSCOPlC, CUNCAvF, CoNNrx, PRE-.
SERVERS h OTHER CLASSICS,
Constantly o. 10, a and &.ted sirg'y and in pair,
into parties own frames.
The Advantages Of these Spects-
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Ass HfVsDso0us OeIku IVs0oaW
$500 Copies Of Works Of Art,
lseluaiDg = prCAuetioss q ~ nSst is6,atsd
ksgrAvises, pataeirs :, 6tatsss, -. Casasogsel
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On rsesipto sI-ss. ard sent y nail fre'.
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Ofthsss ~ wanufaesurs great variety. sasg.
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Oar ALBUMS have the SepatAtiea u bsis1
superior - bsassy aed dur .biiity 70 snyv eahsss
The s0alise kinds can - 0sas 0fsly - nail .
Inets0s n six eeaes or e..
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Eyorv Horse Owner

should have this remedy q hard, for il timely
use at the fret appearsnes Of LamensSs viii effect.
ually prevent those formidable di.esses. In vhieh
oil horses are iisble,and which render - manv
othsrw,ss valuable horses nearly wosthless
Over fony hundred voluntary tcstimopisls 70
tie wonderful curative props, ties Of thie Lioi.
1sns have BET o received within the too year,
ranks Of life
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aanaiacasress~ ~ Photographic AaaerlaDo
s0l broadwsy. N. y.
Oar a Rh q to 0r ph -
nJR CATALOGUE NOA EMBRACkS Con.
sfDnRABLy owe Fear z no asNod di6sssns
subjects TO ~hicb - itiops a,s eoas,Suall, be-
Ing macy VI Postraats " Eaissnt AmssicaEs,
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Canton.

Ts avoid imposition, observe the Sisnatu,> -sss<
Liks.ess Of Dr.. Met hen Ssest on sverr LABEL
and also "Stsphen Sweets Infaslible Ljsinsst
blown In the 8 ass o. esch bottle, without which.
nono ere genuine. klCHAkDnON / CO..
Sole Prop,i etors. Norwich, o..
For sale BY dealers gener.lIy as2. .dAv
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rst RocK ISLAND. Dec. IL, 1853.
Prof n Bernhard, OF New y crk, having ca'ied
up n me ami ex ibteu specins ms Of his Spect.-
cles have no hesitation III recommending hin ~
beng able 10 furnish TO MI those who may sssnd
IN ~ ID Of such ads TO sight, just what they
vaht. TRrnDAls, ME-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-02

Ioy Rhesnnoti.m GoMt. Neuralgia. Lssssses. .S1,a
Meek sad Joists, Spsasss, E,uises ON a.i
Ws""ds, Piies. H.odoehs. and =. kk<s-
matte and Nesvoss disesdsr
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
Gold Falling!

This is the cry Of JOY heard from every.
BODY. except few who have large
"ssocks" on hand, and who are wre,chedly
frightened because they have them on
hand. Some men that have become
wealthy by marking their goods up. are
fearful lest they may have TO mark them
down, and are in a state Of great agony.
Others pull off their hats and hurrah as
much over the downfall Of gold as they
would over rebel defeat. Let it tumble,
say we. and let The people compel fall
in the price Of other things. A new order
Of prices is at hand. Don't be in hurry
about that new dress, that hat. that over,
coat, Or those boots. Gold is tumbling
Let every man rejoice. 1t is a great
Union triumph! Hurrah fol the down
fall Of gold gamblers C2eve. Leader.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
The Late Capt. PERCY.

As an evidence OF the esteem in which our
lamented friend, Capt. James X. Percy, was held
wherever known, as we'll as q just tribute 10
departed worth, we give some quotations from
papers published in that portion of the State in
which his Regiment was raised. The editor OF
the Jackson Standard thus speaks Of him:
zone OF the noblest and best friends ever had
was the late Capt, James X. Percy, OF the SD
Regiment He came to this place to supe rinend
our public schools, in the fall Ol 1859. His pol
ished manners and gentlemanly department ma de
him a universal iavorite He was much about
my house, and was always welcome guest
Capt. Percy was remarkably kind to his men
and spared no pains TO secure their comfort. He
would have made an excellent field officer, and
could have secured promotion al any time, but
he preferred TO remain with the men whom he
had taken into The service. lie fell in front of
them, in the discharge OF his duty, and a nObler
sacrifice never offered on the altar OF patriot.
ism"
The following is from the WaverIy Republican:
DEATH OF CAPT. J. r. PERCY.
II is with feelings OF more than ordinary regret
and sorrow that we are compelled to announce
the death of this gallant and accomplished officer,
WHO was killed before Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 18th.
Capt. Percy belonged to the SD Ohio, but was
acting as an engineer on Gen. Harrow's staff, ard
nt the time OF his death was experimenting the
placing OF gun in position when a bali from
the enemy's sha.pshooers laid him low. He was
n native OF Canada, but had become a citizen
since the breaking out Of the Rebellion. He was
well and iayorably known to the people of this
county, having been engaged in teaching school
In Piketon previous 70 the war lie was an ac.
complished scholar, a high.toned gentleman, and
a gallant soldier, ard none who have fallen since
the commencement Of this sanguinary conflict,
will be more sincerely lamenled than the gifted
and noble Percy. He vas unmarried. He has
gwen up his iite in glorious cause, and
a n m
Looks proudly TO Heaven from the death'bed OF
fame"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
Stirring Times in Missouri.

Gen. Price. who has for long time
been IN exile in the southern part of Ar
kansas. is reported to be invading Miss.
ouri with $4,000 men. He has entered
the State in the southeast corner, and is
afterwards to take Posseosion of it. Rose
Grams has summoned the people to arms.
Father Price with his hungry r.gamuffins,
seeking winter quarters in Missouri, will
find the hero Of Stone river ready TO &C.
cord him hearty welcome. lie may be
obliged 10 ret'ace his wandering steps
little faster than he entered. This invs.
sion Of Missouri is probably the same
which the rebels have promised their
Northern brethren. AS Early can't in.
wade, Price will try his skill.-B.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

EDITOR OF DEMocR At Dear Sir: With your
permission wish to say to the readers of your
paper that / will send. by return mail, to al who
wish 1t (tree) a Re;ipe, with full directions for
max ing pnd using a simple Vegetable Balm,
that will eflectually remove in ten days, PIN
pies, Blotches, Tan, Freckes, and all Impurities
Of the Skin, leaving the same soli, clenr, smooth
and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will euable them to start full growth OF
Lnxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in
less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail free
of charge. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
759m3 s3l Broadway, N. Y.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

sJSince our last issue, there have been two
capital Union Meetings in this village. The
speech Of MIR. Rhodes, at the Town Hall, on Sat.
urday evening, was fair and able exposition of
the issues Of the campaign, and, wi,hsta nd'ng
the unfavoraben Of the weather, was listened
to by large audience. On Tuesday evening, it
was dark and rainy, but this did not prevent
good number of our citizens from turning out to
hear Mr. Forris. and Elder Bair, who had been
announced to speak at the Court House. Mr..
Forrist spoke with more than usua, force, not
only eliciling frequent applause, bu, greatly dis.
turbing the Copperhead element in the audience.
The remarks oi Elder Balm were poi nted and up.
propriate, and more than once drought down
the house." Mcclellan stock ials rapidly under
the influence Of such meetings as these.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
A Card to the Suffering.

CWALLOW two or three hogsheads of "Bu :.
- chu," "Tonic Btters," ''SarsapariIla," Ner.
vous Antidotes." &C., &c, &c, and, after you
are .stisfed " i,h he result, then try one box d
OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPE.
ClFlC PiLl.S-and be restored to hea lth and Wig e.
or ia less than thir'y days. They purely veg.
etable, pleasant to take, prompt and sa lutaiy in
their effects on the broken-down and shattered
Old and young can take them with
advantage. Imported and sold in the United
States only by JAMES 5. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York.
1J Agent Ter the United States.
7. S.-A Box of the Pills securely packed, will
which - ONE DOLLAR, post paid-money re-.
landed by the Agent, ii entire satiiaction is not
given. 76Om3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
Legal Notlca

To Ambrose Belden Melton Belden, Newton
Belden, Amy Hues, wife Of Solomon Hues, Pau
line Whistler, wife OF John A Whistler, who re.
side in Allegan Co, State of Michigan heirs
OF Harvey Belden. deceased:
VOU are hereby notified that Ellsworth r.
l. Thompson, Administrator OF the Esta.s OF
Harvey Belden, deceased, on the st day OF Sep
tember, A. d. 1864, filed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court within and for the County of Geauga,
and State OF Ohio, alleging that the personal es.
tate OF said decedent is insufficient TO pay his
debts and the charges Of administering his es-
tate; that he died seized in fee simple Of the ol.
lowing described real estate situate in Middle.
field township, in Gesuga Comfy, State Of Ohio.
to witt Known as part OF Lot No. Al, g. bounded
us follows. Beginning at post in the south
west corner of said lot No a.; thence north on
the west line o! said lot % chains and 40 links
TO post; thence east 90 chains and 80 links 10
post. thence south on marked line 20 chains
and SO links to pOst thence west on the south
line of said lot 20 chains md 10 links TO the place
of beg inning, containing AZ and 80 100 acres of
land-excepling and 5. 100 acres OF land deed
ed to Hannah Stratton, from the south. west cor.
ner OF said land above described; leaving 81 and
75-l00 acres OF land.
That Ambrose Belden, Milton Belden, Newton
Beden, Amy Hues,, Pauline Whistler, Charles
Charles Beden, as his heirs at law hold the next
estate of inheritance therein.
The prayer OF said petition is for the sale Of
said premises for the payment of the debts and
charges aforesaid. Sa i'd petition will be for hear.
ing on the st day OF October, A, ID. 1864 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard.
ELLSWORTH r. THOMPSON,
765w4 Admir- Of Harvey Beiden, decd.