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Proclamation by the President
of the United States! 800
ANOTHER CALL FOR 100000, i,s
MORE MEN, 1ayI $500

10000 LADIES,
;, ~,r,;ns the stock of elegant Bonnsts, Hats,
Ribbons. Artificial Flowers Etc. ETC.,
Wholesale and Retail. which is just
evening Mt the well known Establishment OF
> ~ M. RHEINSTROM;
NJ. ,A1 Main Street, wheeling West Va.
The undersigned has just opened by far the lar
cost and most elegant stock Of Trimming, Millin-
s srv St-aw and Fancy goods, together with com
nlete assortment of Notions. ever offered In tins
market. .~.~..;ra
,a,,o;ntance in the Eastern Cities amongst the
latest importing houses, enable me to ofer supe-
80 ;nducements to all who fayer me with call
before purchasing elsewhere. My stock Is large
and we'll selected, inferior to none IN the west,
and everything which is usually Kept IN nrs'
class establishment Of this kind, may Always %
found at bargains. -.
9000 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, at very low prices
25OO do Trimming and Mantua DO
301 Boxes Artificial Flowers; some Of the very
latest and most improved styles.
o0C Boxes Rucheus and Tabs, at extremely Low
sOD nieces Gimwpure, Brussels, Valencine
Thread, Lace and Edgings. s.dfr.s
25O pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgings; some
entirely new styles very cheap.
| 200 pieces Linen and Cotton Laces and Edglng
! 40 do Plain black and colored edge Vel
vet Ribbons, best make imported.
100 dozen Bonnets, such as English and Swis
straw; also Dunstab'e, Pedal"Legnorn ana m"s'
| Braid mt your own prices
$50 dozen Lad es hair Nets; also, Ladies Mo
hair and silk dress Caps.
is1 doyen Ladies' Misses and Childreh's Hats
white and colored latest styles will be sold at grea
bargains. 4,
best quality
i A fine stock Of ilk shawls
4 do Grenadine do
A 10 Grape do
A very large stock of Hosiery
A do of Ladies and Gents Gloves.
d, do Mohair and silk Miti
4 Ladies Parasols and sun Umbrellas.
Giants Umbrellas
Embroidered Linen Collars; Bonnet Silks AM
Marcelines Of every shade and all prices Skin
Braid, Mohair and silk embroidery braids. l.
oies hair Braids sewing and embroidered silk
Spool cotton, Patent thread, Dress buttons, Pear
shirt buttons Pins and Needles
Also Gents furn hing goods. Hoop skirts tn
latest best and cheapest in this market Ladie
Baimorals, white black and colored Englis
grapes black, white and cclored; French grapes
Ladies and Gents Linen HaLdkerchiefs.
do do silk do
And great many articles entirely too numefou
tc mention, all of which will be sold Wholesai
> and Retail at reasonable prices
, TO country Merchants and Milliners, wouj
call particular attention to examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as l am sure they wi
not find as large stock in extent for styles an
cheapness in any ether establishment in this city
Remember the place
VI. RHEINSTROM.
No l4l Msin Street, Wheeling West Va
apl2-u .
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LIVE STOCK .

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adyan-
tageous route for Live Stock. CaDacious Yards wei
wltercd and supplied with every convenience. have
been opened GA tins line and its connections and ever,
attention Is paid to their wants From Harrisburg,
where VII be "Und every convenience for feeling ana
resting choice Is offered OF the Philadeph New
York and Baltimore Market THIS viii also lac found
the shortest, quickest and most direct route Tor Stock
New Nork-Iva Allcntowa and with fewer change
than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, G"n'l superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. J.. HOUPT Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gcnl Frrgh. Agent, rEIl.
dephla' iaull
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Balti u ore g. Ohio E. Il.

Lsaas 8 sssAsAsssa s,tSss-e;is sss,~,
'sr;cS BAIT 4 Dal. HsileuAiC. ..
Wheeling Station, Aus 1868 $,
ON and after Monday night, the 10th Of Au.us.
~ tho Passenger trains viii be ran by the fol.
lowing schedule:
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,.,s-sprcJAI NorIcEs Double the abevt Ihtes.
-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accos.
9S 70 the space occupied and the number OF changes
advertisements from transient persons or strang
Q "A, to be paid for la adrance. -. .,o,o- vo.r
Business Cards not exceeding I'VE lines, super Sear
or 6 for six months, but for shorter peroo ho'ns
Viii be counted less than square. 4.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited 70
the Advertisers own Immediate business and all ad-
ysrtisements for the benefit of other persons as wen az
1ia.ai ,aversements and advertisements Of auction
as and real estate sent in by them must be PAID ior
the usual rates. -;..or
eA- Advertisements not accompanied wltn writeel
ireotons viii be inserted until forpic' anu enaiS
ocordingy. ,,, - oil case.
I full rates ,,o,rosmert,
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
sermons, so cents each.
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rp,1s or ADVERTISING.

a.. sotIp LINES OF NoNPkRHI, (op isoHo oA
LEss, MAKE SapALg
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Wilkins &c Kelley hare noa0 im-
ported tho Largest, I5ost. Most Fashionable e.
Cheapest Stock OF Go"ds ever, considering the
times, offered TO the people by any body OF any
other man. In the department OF '...H
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principal 10 enrolled, and there be mustered
in by the Provost Marshal who will issue
the proper substitution papers. 1tis mado
the duty of commanding officers to afford
to recruiting agents all such facilities as
they can provide, without detriment to the
public service, and to prevent recruiting by
unauthorized parties. ....r
Twenty third, Tho enlistment Of hun
dred day man does not operate to reduce the
liability OF the district from which be volun.
! teers. But, is the hundred day man is
drafted, bis buudsed days service counts in
reducing bis term OF service
Twenty.fourth. Although tho volunteers
are taken for ono, two or three years, the
draft 10 for ore year.
/ There is sufficient ih these statements,
we think, to arouse the attention Of every
citizen to tho necessity of doing all that he
can TO meet tho emergency which will come
on tho 9th Of September, After that day
all Government bonnties cease, aud overv
one who is drafted or liable to pc drafted
will havo to take care of himself
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H\ooA uNA Hilvev VvN,
which, in conjunction with the .,s
'n B\ooA PwvvSlev,
N0M\t NO .wove.

Asa proof that tho Blood Purifier and pills arc pra,,
vegetable, have tho certificates of those eminent c,u
tsts Professors Chiffon of N y and Locke OF Cincinnati
Read DR.. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
lished in conspicuous part VI this Paper from to
tlsne.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per botts or o. hafdozon or Scandinavian Veg
etabis Boo! Pills, 25 cents por boz, boxes for 81
Principal Oi!cs and salesroom, No. East Fourth ST.
I'd Building from Main st Cincinnati, o. Laboratory
No. Is Hammond Stp ,et,
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
HELMBoLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
aPosi,ive and Specific Remedy for diseases ol
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsical
Swelings.
This Medicine ncr eases the po ower Of Diges.
ton and excites the Absorbents into healthy ac.
tion, by which the Wateryor Cnlcareous dispo.
sitions, sndall Unnatural Enlnrgements are re-
duced, Us well as Pain and Inflammation.
HEBMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
For rWeaknessesari ising from Excesses, Hab-
itsof Dissipation Early lndiscretion CT Abuse,
attended with the following symptoms.-
lndisposition to Exertion. Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back, ,
Universal Lassitude ofthe Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness o ( the Skin, Eruptions on the Face,
Pailid Countenance.
These symptoms, If allow ed to go on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Impotency, Faulty, Epiieptic Fifs,
In one Of which the Patient may expire. p 'I
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those "Diteiul Disea ses." IS
"INSANlTY AND CONSUMPTION ="
Many are aware OF the cause ot.their suffering
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS THE RECORDS oFTHE INSANE
-...4-..a AsYLUNs. ........ ..
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear
ample witness 10 the Truth of the asse ton.
The Consultation once affected wiM Organic
Weakness requires tho aid Of Medicine to
Strengthen and Invigorate the System, which
HELaBoLp's EXTRACT BUCHU inpario6iy
does: A Trial will convince tho ,nesi skeptieal.
FEMALES--FEMALE ALES--FEMALES. l.
u, mauy A6.ot,ous yeeui;ar 10 females. the
ErrRagr Rcrgu ia uneonnIied by anv oiher rom.
ed ns in Chlornsis or Retention. lrreoulnritv.
painInness or Sunnression of CustouiaTv Ev,c
uatiOns, liberated or Scirrhous state OF the
Utnrus. Leuchorthsa or Whites. Sterilitv. and
Ior nll complaints incident TO The sex. whether
nrising from Indiscretion Habits Of Dissipatioo.
or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
Take no more Baisaa, Wereury or unpleasant
Wedic,nes for unpteosantand dangerous diseases.
hhLMbULdDH GA y nS ShG buIhu AND
,,,,,,,,,
sGo"Ei DIsEhsEs
In a u their Stages, AT little Expense,
Little or no Change in Diet. No lnconvenie nience
Aud no Exposure.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength
to Urinate, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS, Pre-
venting and Curing Structures Of the Urethrn, al.
laying Pain and Inflammation, so common in
this class of diseases, and expelling all Foison-
ons, Diseased aud tout Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN
THk YiclrMs Of euAeks, and who have paid heaey
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MuNsos, Geauga Co Ohio, April 9th 1862.
Having had th:ce children afflicted with n
breaking out we called the itch used remedies
lof same, but TO no good effect. Then tried to
cure them by using medicines to purity or cleanse
tho blood, but 1t coniiued 10 grow worse. One
boy, hve years old, the worst, could no, bend ei.
ther arm, aud 80 much corruption ssued from
back and arms, that he had to change his shirt
every doy, and soak il in wnrm'w water from FIVE
TO ten minutes before he could get il off. One
arm so bad supposed no would lose the use Of it,
Aiter some time, bend badly broken out. Alter
TWO months doctoring, was discouraged in doing
any thing, lor he was growing worse, I provi-
denlialiy heard Of u remedy Tor this scourge +
%roo TO DIR h SticKney. OF the State of New
kInnd'prccured two boxesof his salvo, which
cured my children in two weeks. The third an !.
plloauon,l found il wus helping them ma eriallyt
Two yeats have elapsed, and they have had no
breaking out since. SIDNEY MCBRIDE
=, ALLEGHENY, N. Y, April list, 1868,
Having two children badly afflicted with the
Itch, ns supposed doctored for three months,
ana all the time growing worse, the iioshy parts
q the body and head nearly covered with a
Dreahing out. Some paris ran together forming
large sores l employed doctor Tor six weeks
who SAID he could do no more for them,
thought they must die. | learned of DR.. r.
slickney's saive, which il was said he was using
with great success. | went thirty m.los, to his
residence, and procured two boxes which entirely
cured my children in thirty days. +. HILL.
.-. 746if
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se.a, ~. AYERS 4if' 1'
CATHARTIC Pills

possess SO many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they.ms be depended on
TO do all that they have ever done. .-.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, M. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by -
Sold by Cook a. McGowun and DR.. j. Mich
OILS, Chnrdon;J. Il. Field, Hambden; G. w Gar
reit, Montyille; C. g. c. X. Harmon, Ches,e
x Roads; Dr.. Cleveland, Burton; w l.. Por
ter, Bundysburg; C. s. Field East Claridon; II
n. Pitner. Parkman;J. w. Thompson, Middle
neld' ana by dealers generally. 739yl
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is her by given that Petition will
~ be presented TO the Commissioners of Gs.
auga County at their next annual meeting to be
held Al the Conrt lunse in Chardon :. on The first
Monday ofSeplemb,r next, ior the laying ont,
and the est tnhHshlng oi road inthe Tow nship Of
taTkman' commencing at the southwest end OF
me bridge near Conycrse's Mill in Purkman
Village; thence down the stream along the river
bank to Rir,land's Runi thence across suid Run
near dead hem'ock Tree; thence nIong the south
bank OF said Kun 10 the Center Road leading
from Parkmhn Village TO the center OF Nelson,
thence across suid Road through the wost end
OF lands owned by John ?. Converse, intersecl-
ing said Center Rond sl The north. west COZ me Of
la nd owned by J. S, Tilden.
July lSth, ds64 7bsw4s
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Boot & Shoe Dcpartmen emit:
4 Great Discovery,

nR. L SrICKNEY, OF New York hnsp pro.
- dnced Compound that cures the disensc
that prevails 10 great extent in seme parts OF
cans-which some term Camp llch--some Salt
hheum-some Erysipelus. 1t wi cure any
klnd OF breaking out. When children are first
attnckod they are doctered .or the Itch, which
generally makes them break out worse. For
Sale by Cook & McGowan, Churdop Ohio, the
only place where itcan be procured in tho state
Prize, SO cents per box araTf r
gSrOa receipt OF SIS cents we will send a box
TO nnypart OF the state s ~.
-. COOK & MCGOWAN.
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Pension and War Claim Agency.

N.UATHAW WAY, oIthefrm ofThrash her,
H. Duriee q Hathaway,is authorized ard
licensed by theGovernment, to procure Bounty
money ,buck pay, and Pen sions for sodiers,or for
disabled soldiers and a other claims ins, tho
Government Of the Uuiied States, and Of the
State Of Ohio. Business attended 10 promptly
and A. honestly Charges for procuring Pension,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ.
tained. 49, ,i , ....4- ~.
Dr.L.A. Hamilton has been appointed Ex.
amining Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom
all applieanssfor Invalid Pensions mnst be ex-
amiaed. .g..
Apply In person or by letter, enclosing
stamp, to I'm. HATHAWAY,
695tf q Fit y r.-l Chardon, Ohio.
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The State Of Ohio &c. In Court Com Plea 8
suga County, at'
Abdon +. Paine, Plainuf, !
against ; Pern tor Divorce.
Martha Paine, Defendant \
. NiE said defendant is hereby notified, that
the snid plaintif, on the 18th day OF May,
a. d. 1854 filed In said Court his petition
OF williul absence for more than three yea.s
Said Petition will he tor hearing at the next
term term OF Court, TO be holden at Chardon, on the
26lh day Of Sept, s64. = y
C,ANFiELp g. sMI1H II, Prff's Au'ys.
July 18Th, 1864. no 7oewe
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Real Estate for Sale,

sgosNy yoot o'I0Is Tor safe ne I'M Situate
Ia Hambden, and long owned BY Daniel
watered and timbered, with iour barn beside :
numsrous other buildings Also, ,his residence
"a Chardon village. known. AZ The old Capt
Pains place. Terms rsasonabie. Tor further
particulars, inquire 9f r. D. WARNER.
Chsrdon. July lash, 1864. '' 737tf
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FOX SALE BY

A Cook, Chardon; J Smith, Thompson, J. w.
Garrilt, Montvilie; Il. P. Burnett. Russell; G. p
Treat, Claridon; A. Mathews, Newburv; John
Mayhem, Auburn; johnson & Tuttle Burton
Ed. Thompson, Hunlsbarg; w H. Harphnm. !.
Bainhridge; VIM. Mumford, Wechfeld: + N.
Hathaway, Hambdeu; Lavier Darymple, Iroy
Center; Warren Bishop, Middefeld; c Field.
East Claridon! Tracy w. Scott, Chester Cross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants gencr.
ally throughout the U. Sand Capadas,
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control could not keep back the sobs and
tears. MANNED and halt, her brave boy,
of whose symmetry and strength she had
been 30 proud 8ss
She little know what bitter, despairing
thought were struggling in his heart
When.it was all over, he had just begun
to realize how strong had been his uncon-
ecious hope to die. It would have been
better be Thought, than to live this help
Hess, disfgure,t hulk, shut out BY fate
from manhoed's s works and woman's love.
Her passion of tears did him good. I Ee.
imembering how she loved him, he grew
strong to live for her sake. Very gently
he touched her hair as he said Mother,
you would rather have me as I am than
not to have me at all p
How that question stilled her rerinings.
How many mothers had givenito the good
cause their all-how many were weeping
at that hour mad, useless tears, which
never thrilled the cold foreheads of dead
sons She had her boy with her still
she could touch his lips-look in his eyes
t-he could hear when she spoke What
had she to do with serrow?@ What was
it to give an arm, and the grace Of move-
ment she had loved to watch. when still
she could keep her boy, her brave, true
boy2 Smiling again through her tears
she 'whisr Al
"Gharley, God is good. / think how
desolate must have been without you,
and even as it is am content"
Never, had Captain Charley been so true
hero as when he put aside his sorrow,
the downfall of his hopes, the wound of
his pride, and, resolved to strive to live
not only, but to be content with life for
her sake.
Insthe days that followed she nursed
him back to health again! Never, after
that first hour, did either of them breathe
a single regret. They accepted life with
thank fulness, not protests and IthiEk at
last CaptaiD Charley grew even to be glad
that he had been allowed to make his
sacrifice for his country so costly.
The lastweek cf May she brought him
home: The apple trees were in flower.
full of Mnk whiteness of glorious bloom.
The fields about their country house were
green; and again, as when he went away,
roses and heliotrope nodded in the open
windows, and the birds, thrilling 10 old
memories of summer isles, thrilled over
them mutfnous jubilee of sweet sounds,
which the wild robins and gay orioles
outside strove longingily TO emulate.
And SO, amid birds and flowers and
sunshine. Captain Charley sat down again
q. home
= My work is overynow," he said, glan-
cling patiently, rot sadly, at the empty
sleeve at his side. Perhaps God thought
you were the one, mother, after all, who
needed me the most, and this is His way
of sending me back"
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Curious Facts.


Z A man is taller in the morning that at
night to the extent of half an inch, owing
to the relaxation of cartilages. The hu-
man brain is the twenty-eighth Of the
human body, but that Of the horse but
the tour hundredths. Ten days per an
mum is the average amount of sickness
during human life. About the age of
thirty six the lean man generally becomes
fatter and the fat man leaner. Richter
has enumerated six hundred distinct spe-
cies of disease in the eye. The pnlse of
children is about one hundred and eighty
in minute; at puberty it is eighty, and
at sixty It'll only sixty. One pair of pigs
will,increase in six years to one hundred
and nineteen thousand one hundred and
sixty, taking the increase at TOUR pigs per
annum. I: A pair of sheep in the same
time increase to but sixty four A sin
gle female house-fy produces in one sea-
SON twenty million eighty thousand three
hundred and twenty eggs. The fee. To-
Gust and, grass hopper jump two hundred
times their own length, equal to a quar-
ter of mile, for q man. -.
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Nor SO BAD AFTER ALL.-Brick
Pomeroy is genius Since the sth of
Noyehb Der, Ammo Domini 1864, he has
been looking over his Bible and found
much consolation therein for those who,
like the Democracy, are in ,he;miDority !:
Sampson was in the minority, but he
made the temple full of re- -Publicans sick
before he got through with them. x
David was, in the minority, but he bust
ed the head of Goliah, the tall warrior,
whose inches had a. big majority.
Noah was in the minority, but he out
lived all the eminent roosters oe wicked
ness who crowed over, his ark. They
laughed and said he did not Noah thing
or two, but he did, aud rode out onethe
storm in safety.
Lot was in the minority, but he Lived
after his proud vilifers had all cansht
h-eat in abundancel
Heaven is filed with minority, while
the other-place is filed with the majority.
Again. Heaven must be democratic, for
the people thereof are all white-they
mind their own business-use gold instead
of green backs and abide by the same old
laws. Come to think of it we had rather
be in the minority than not
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Texts for Peace Men,

y .
"War is the trade for barba.ians." -
Napoleon Bonopdrte.
"Ours WAR is damnable profession" !"
= Dixie ef Wellington.
I Put together all the vices of the ages
and places, and they will not come up to
the mischiefs of one campaign. - Vol
taire.
"Tbe more I study the world the more
am convinced of the inability of brute
force to create anything durable. Nd
.Doleon Bonaparte. q
Remember that no political change
was ever worth single crime, or, above
all, single drop of human Eiood."-
Daniei o. Conneg
Win nations never devise more ra-
tiohal umpire than Force? War is en-.
stirely inefficient in redressing wrongs,
and multiplies instead Of indemnifying
losses. Thomas jefferson
"There never has been, and there aev-
.er will be, a good was, or bad peace.,'-
Benjamin. Franhlir.
"There can be no such thing as an hon
orable war, and there can be no such a
thing as q dishonorable peace. - Charles
iSansner, 1864.