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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-12
SEAEREFFrS SALE.

DH virtue Of an order of sale issued from the
- Court ot Common Pleas of Geauga Co.. o. TO
me directed and delivered, wherein Joseph Emer.
SON is plaintiff and Thomas Bonney is defendant
shall otler for Sale at public vcudue at the door
Of the Court House in Chardun, Geaugo County,
Ohio, on
Saturday. tie 27h day Of august, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. VI. and p.
NJ Of said day, the following real estate to witt
Situate in the township of Thompson, Geauga Co.,
ONO, and IS known by being part of lot No. 10 in
said township OF Thompson, and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit: beginning on the west line Of said
lot No. l3, at the northwest corner of land decided
10 james Roath and Rufus NJ. Roath by Martin
Sheldon, thence east % cha ns and 81 links to the
center Of the highway thence north along the cen
ter OF the highway far enough that line running
west to the west line Of said lot parallel with the
south or first mentioned line will contain thirty
acres OF land, be the more or less but subject
to all legal highways. TERMs-Cush in hand.
L. G. WHITE, Sheriff
SHTEFFs OFFICE, Geauga Co,
Chardon, July %, 1859. 497-w5
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IN obedience TO the requirements of nm order OF
l. Sale issued from the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of the County of Geanga
and State of Ohio, in a certain suit wherein Aaron
Wilcox is plaintiff and Harlow Hostord and Isaac
llosiord are defendants, to me directed and dc.
livered. have caused to be appraised, and shall
expose to salo at public vendue at the Court House
in Churdon in said County, on
Saturday, the Sd day Of September, 1850,
betw eon the hours of 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, and four
o'clock p, NJ. Of said day, tho undivided three
iourths IN common OF the following real estate stu.
ate in Chardon, Geauga County Ohio, known and
described ms follows, 10 wit: Lying in the north.
east part of Lot No. twelve tl2l in tract No. one
~ township No. nine t9) containing fifty acres Of
land, being same land conveyed TO Warren, Nelson
Harlow, Isaac and Hannah Hosford by Eleazer
and Jane &. Paine, by deed dated December 18th,
1927. Reference being mad 10 said deed of Paine
for moro full description.
said Premises appraised at slO5o, TERMS
Cash in hand
E, G.. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery.
Sheril's Office, Geauga Co.,
July 29th, 1859, 49s-5w
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sEEEEsIE,F,s hALE.

10y virtue Of an execution issued from the Cour
ID OF Common Pleas OF AsItnbula Co., Ohio.
10 me- directed and delivered, wherein Il. n n.
Dart n Go. are plaintiffs and Thomas Bonucv de.
tcndunt--l have levied upon and shall Offer for
sale at the Court House IN CharlUu, Guauga Co
Ohio, on
Saturday. Tie 27h day Of august, 1859.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and / p.
VI Vt said day, the following described real cs.
tate to wit One piece known as parts o lots Nos
one ana twelve in Thompson township, Gcauga
Co., o., and bounded as follows, To wit: beginning
IN The center OF the road running from Chardon to
Jefferson al the point where SAID road crosses the
Lake and IrumJull Co. Plank road thence by
the conter OF said plank road North SO de-.
grees, west Chains Is links, thence south IOl,
degrees west Chains and g. links to 4 post in
the uorthcrly liEe OF the Steam mill lot, thence
south 5S dcgs., 2chains and links to the center
VI the ChardOn aud Jefferson road. thence by the
center OF said road north lS1f degrees, east five
chains and 80 links 10 the place OF beginning, con.
timing one aud turty-hundredths acres of land
Also the following described piece OF land known
as part OF lot No. l3, in said township OF Thomp.
son, bounded as follows: Beginning on the east
line OF said lot 2j chains aud 80 links from the
south corner OF saG lot, from thence west 2g
chains aud Sc links to the center Of the highway,
thence nOrthwUrdy in the center of the highway
10 chains and IL links, thence east % chains and
81 links 10 the cast line OF sad ot thence south on
the cast line Ol said lot Il shains aud 20 links to
liN llaVC Ol otSlnulOg. containing 81 acres OF land
Also ihe following described piece OF land known
rs part OF lot No. 10, in said Thompson township
and is bounded MS follows: Beginning at the soulh.
west corner OF John Fox's land, it being the north.
west corner OF land decided to James and Rufus NJ .
Roathby Martin sheldon in said lot No 10, thence
east on said ine 2 Chains aud 30 links to the cen.
ter oi tue highway th3nce soulhery in the cen.
ter OF The highway o fur that line running west
70 the west line OF said lot 10, parable! with the
first mentioned line, will contain 30 acres of land
thence north on the west line of said lot 10 the
place OF beginning, containing thirty acres OF land.
Also The following described piece of land known
us part OF lot No - in said Thompson township
bounded ni follows; Beginning on the west line of
said lot No. l3 at the southwest corner of land
decided TO James and Rufus NJ Roah by Martin
sheldon, thence east % chains and T8 links to The
center OF the highway, thence along the center of
the highway tar enough 50 that line running west
10 the west line Of said lot parallel with the south
or aforementioned line will contain thirty acres Of
land subject 10 all legal highways
First piece appraised at $3.50. Second piece up.
praised at Si2aO. Third piece app uised atsG6O
Fourth piece appraised at 5000. Terms Cash in
hand. H. G. WHITE. Sheriff
SuERFF'S OFTCE, Geauga Co,
Chardon, July %, 1889 497.w5
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GUARDIAN SALE,

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Probate
i Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, shall sell on
tie Premises at Public Sale on
Saturday The ION doy If September, l $50
between the hours Of and O'Clock, p. W., the
ioiiowlng keal Estate, the property ol Fayette NJ
Allen and Frances A. Allen, minors and wards
oi the undersigned, TO Wit Situate in u burn
township in said County of Gcauga aud State Of
ONO, known as part ol lot No. . Section No. 3 or
Kirkland Tract, in Tract No. 2 in suid township.
comprising 90 and $500 acres of land set to said
Fayclto H. Allen unG Frances A. Allen, on par.
luton OF the estate OF Hosea Barnes deceased and
bounded on The cast and west by lot lines; north
by land OF Alans n Barnes, and south by land set
TO taye Barnes on partition aforesaid; the north
hall OF said u aud on-luO acres having been set
= said Fayeuc IT,, and the south half to Fruncls
a. Allen, on sand partition
IdRMs or SALE-Onc. third of the p II ha Sc
Money in hand, and the balance in One year De.
ierrod payment TO be ON interest and secured
LUClUS ALLEN, Guardian.
Auburn, August l2th, 80 5OO.wi
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PIyOnAVE NOVICI,.

m w. E.NSlG NJ Executor Of the Estate of
Smith Waters deceased, Austin Garfield, adj.
minislrolor Of the Estate OF Samuel Squire, de-.
censcd, H. J. Randall, Executor of J. Gotham.
late guardian OF WIN and A. H. Gotham, minors
aud Nancy II Squire guardian Of Sarah NJ Squire,
minor, have soycrally filed tleir accounts in tue
Probate Office Of Gcnuga County, Ohio,
for settlement, which accounts will he t0r hearin,
IN the Probate Court Of said County, at the Pro.
Dato Office in Clarion on the 9th Day of ugust.
a. D., 1889 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until which
time all interested may except.
VI. G. CANFlELD, Probate Judge
Chardon, August 9th, 1859. 4yy.w3
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ST l2, 1859.
NTEDICAL,
August Appointments.
nr.n. TUBES wiIl be in at,endnnce nsl

DrH. TUBES will be in attendance dsfOl.
CnAEDoS, Chase's Hotel, on Thursday, 18th
August
.FAivrsvltLr, Cowles House, on Wednesday,
18th August ~
CLEyELAND, American House, on Friday aud
Saturday, 10Th and goth August
Tor consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels, Kidneys,
ehd Spleen also, Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism.
nervousness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female Dis
eases; Agnc and Fever, Fits, Impurities Of the
DIood, EtgPtions, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other
yoTleu9s OF long standing complaints, both extot.
For some ten years DIR. r has devo,ed his en,irs
Time TO chronic diseases, treating thousands onnn
ally, many Of whom had exhausted every other
resource within reach. It no case are mineral,
or other pois0ns employed nor does lie make sick
TO make we'll or tear down to build up aruin--
The medicines can be taken with safely by tie
most delicate, and patients may remain at home
and continue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise. Mary have recovered under NE
treatment after friends and physicians had given
up all hope, the indisputable evidence Of which
can always be furnished Invalids, however re-
duced or despairing, are invited to call, and may
be assured thnt no encouragement will be given
or expenses incurred, without a corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
RAvENNA, o., Nov, 1858
DR.. H. TUBBs-Sir | am glad to add my ties.
timOny TO the number OF those you are receiving.
u Wu5 ulleI much persuasion tnat consulted
Perhaps this may Influence some other hesitntIng
invalid to Geek relief at your hands. During the
Winter Of 1855, ] was so reduced as TO be unable.
when strongest TO sit at the table My affection
was said to be disease Of the LEFT lung, heart and
stomach. The cough was very severe attended
with shoT,Hess OF breath, night sweats, and SWELL
ing OF the feet and nncles. Digestion was so fee
bic, that could eat little else than cracker during
the Winter, and for two successive weeks, sub
sisted on rice water or gum arabic water alone
sinking turns came on nearly every day, and oc-
casonally several in one day. depriving me of
speech and sometimes Of sight. Also, Palpitation
was distressing. The heart appeared to stop a.
times, causing n death-like sensation as though
the br suJl gone, and the circulation arrested
Thus Suffering indescribably, and to ull appear
unce balancing Between life and death, fingered
until relief was asobIained under your treatment. l
was at that time residing at Mortified, Summit
Co, where the circumstances here given wepe
known generally, ! am now enjoying comfort
uble health, aGsi nough not as vigorous as many,
am able TO perform household duties without in.
convenience and have walked over two miles.with
suffering nothing more than fatigue Mt the time--
Ihe great benefit derived from your treatment,
and the interest you have manifested for me, shall
ever be held in grateful remembrance.
Respectfully, yours,
Mss. MARY A. BATEMAN.
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ROAD NOu'HSBl.

4 PETITION will be presented to the Com.
"a miSsloncrs OF Geauga County, at their meet.
ing on the First Monday of September next. 10
Tacuto that part OF the Old State Road from Char.
don to PaineSyiie,- e,-comnoncing near Edgar
Vests, and running past tie Old dwelling house
formerly owned by Samuel Smith. in Chardon to
the termination OF said old piece of Road near the
ha+eN now occupied by VIM. J. Parkin; and also
to extend Ihe east and west road on the south line
of Tract one, in Chardon, from its present tcmin-
alton on said old piece Of road, to the road from
Chardon 10 paincsyille, n little north Of Comfort
Smiths dwelling house in Chardon
Chrrdon, August 9Th, 1889 4g9.wl
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TIE JEFFERsoNGAN DEMOCRAT
LEGAL.
sTEETsIFF,s SALE.

DY Virtue OF three executions Of yend OK, il.
, sued from the Court OF Common Pleas of Lake
County, OhiO,to me directed and delivered. where.
in ,on the first Nicholson & Clark are plaiutiTs and
Sauiuel II. Judd is defendant, on the second Hen.
rY Brownson is plaintiff aud samuel II. Judd is
defendant; on ihe third Edward Chucndcu ii
plainuH, aud Samuel IT, Judd Is defendant, i shall
oilcr FOR sale at public venduo at the door OF the
Court House, in Chardon, Geauga County Ohio.
o" Satur day. The I'm day Of Scpi. 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and four
o'clock, p. NJ. of said day, the rents aud profits or
life estate OF Samuel II. Judd husband OF Marcia
Judd, in The following Real Estate. 10 wit. Stu.
ate in the township Of Chnrduu County OF Gcnu.
ga, and State of Ohio, and known ns GCA part
OF lots No. 10 and / / in tract No. ! in said town
ship, aud bounded as follows. Beginning 1t the
center oi the road running lror Chardon to Paincs.
VILE where the north line of said lots. 10 aud ! !
crosses said road; thence west on said lot line I
chains 76 links TO the northwest corner of said
lot no. |; thence south on the west liuc uf the lot
TOR enough 50 thata line running from thence east
to the c, nlcr oi said road, aud rom thence along
the same to the place Of beginning will contain
onc-hundred acres land. SAID Lille Estate an.
praised at $3.50. Icrms--Cosh in hand
L. G. WHITE, Sheriff
SurRiFF's OFuT, Goangu 5uU.w5
Co August l2h, 50.
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VOLUME x, NO. 80
THE POETRY oE PuYsIC.

YER'S PILLS glide, ugar.shod, over
the palate but their onorgy, although wrapped up,
Is there and tells with giant force on the very found
Rtons of disease. There are thousands of suffer-
ers who would not wear their distempers, if they
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Ayers Pills, and you will know it,
Purify the blood and disease viii he stared out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you aro
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Take this best Of au Purgatives, md Scrofula,
Indigestion, Weakness, Headache, Ba k ch Q,
Side ache, Jnundice, Rheumatism, Dcraugement
Of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, al Derango.
ments and nH diseases which n purgative remedy
can reach, fly before them like darkness before the
Sun.
Reader, IL you are suffering from any of the nu.
morous complaints they cure-sufler no more the
remedy has been provided for you, and it is Grim.
inui to neglect it.
That Ayer's Cherry Pecioral is the best Medi
cine for q Coughs known to the whole world and
That Ayers Pills are the best of an Pills, and are
Known TO those who have used them.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Lowed, Mass
and sold by Drusgistsleverywhere 499.w2
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NOTICE
State of Ohio, Gcauga County SIS.

SlNbS VI ohlos NOuNlJ SNs
M Prcbate Court.
John Gotham, Guardian. &c
Ms.
Mary Eliza Peck and Emma Petition to.scll
Jane Peck, minor heirs and Land.
Legal representatives OF Julia /
Peck deceased.
The said defendants will take notice that on the
2jth day Of July, 1859, the plaintiff John Gotham
as guardian OF said defendants filed his petition in
said Court--tho object and prayer Of which Peli-
iioa is 10 obtain an order Tor the sale OF the fol.
lowing premises, Of which said luia Peck died
seized, to witt About Acres OF Land situate and
being part OF lot No. twenty-oight in Tract No,
one, IN the town ship OF NcwJury IN said county,
and is known by being that part of Amos An
drcws' Homestead, set of and 0partcd TO said lula
Peck, by proceedings in the Court OF Common
Pleas oi said county The defendants will take
notice that said Petition will be heard in said
Court, first mentioned, on the 27lh day OF August
1857, at 10 o'clock, \. VI
DuRFEL & HATHAwAY,
Atrys for Petitioner.
August 5tI, 1889, 4g9.wI
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SEHEsFWF,s SALE.

Z n obedience to tho requirements of an
4 order OF sale issued from the Office of
tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas OF
tho County of Goauga and State of Ohio in
certain suit Wherein Henry NJ. Mixer, is
Plaintiff, and Walter S. Harper, is Defou-
dant, to me directed and delivered, shall
expose to sale at public vendue at tho door
of tho Court House, in Chardon, IN said
County, on
Snturdoyhe 2oh day of.4ugHst,A D, 1859,
between tho hours of ten o'clock AM, and
four o'clock PM, of said day, tho following
described real estate to wit Situate in tho
Township of Munson, in tho County of
Goauga. in tho State of Ohio, and known as
part OF Lot No. 81, in Tract 3, and bounded
as follows On the west by tho west line of
land heretofore owned in common by Hiram
and Milo Fowler, and quit claimed by said
Hiram by docd dated Nov |. 1887, and ro-
corded in Gcauga County Records, Book f,
pagc 276 and 277 north by line running
north of the Grst Mill and running from
tho north and south road leading by said
mill to said west line; south by an east and
west line commencing on said north and
south road on the margin thereof at tho dis
tancc of two chains and scvcuty-two links
state road and extending 90 tho west line of
said land quit claimed as aforesaid and on
tho east part bounded by tho following lines
viz from the line last described to the cen.
ter of tho Mill raco by tho west margin of
said north and south road ard from thence
running west between tho grist mill and
saw mill to point ten feet west of tho west
end of said grist mill thonco north to tho
before mentioned line; together with the
thereof and all tho privileges
of water belonging thereto excepting piece
of land in tho southeast corner, leased for a
school house; also excepting small piece
doedod by said Harper and wife. to James
Spaulding, on the Goth day of June, A, ID,
1857. Said real estate above described was
appraised at four hundred sixty-six dollars
and sixty-six and two-thirds cents.
TERMS of salo cash in hand.
f. G. WHITE, Sheriff
shoriff's Office, Geauga Co,
July 18th, 1859. .496 5w
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AttncJlpp,eut Noticc.

Daniel IIodgman Plaintiff, J Before P Hichcoc K,
m VS. of Burton township,
Thomas Dyke Defendant Goauga County, O.
nn the 18th day Of July, A. D., o.,
~ Said Justice issued an Order of Attachment
in he above entitled action for the sum fS5S,5S,
with seven per cent interest thereon, from the 9th
day OF September, 1858. d. IODGMAN.
Churdon, August, 5th, 1859. s,99-w3
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MEDICAL.
August Appointments, 1859.
E. n. SANDS, M. D.,
PathOgenctic and UrjDathic
II YSICIAN AND SURGEON.

IN
tofiLe firm Of Clark6 & Sands Jamcs,opn. pa
Graduate, in 1913, OF the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons OF the City Of New York, and fifteen
years experience in the treatment Of Acute and
chronic Diseases ten years in the city OF Now
YORK. Two years experience IN that immense
Hospital for the treatment Of Diseases OF every
Grade and Character, the City Hospital Of New
YORK. About 2O0O cases OF Medical and Surgical
Diseases come annually under the treatment ol he
Physicilns and Surgeons Of this Institution.
DE SANDS was pupil Of the late DR. Sweet,
Professor Of Diseases OF the Lungs to the City Hos
pital aud to the University of the City Of New
York; also, student and assistant Surgeon under
those great and successful Surgeons, John Watson
and \. S'cphcns,of the City Hospital Of New York
City
NO CHARGE FOR CoNsULTATIoN.
ICAHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated
~ even when given up by The most skillTul Ply
CONSUMPTION and oll diseases of the Lungs
Scroiuluus Affections Of the Joints, White Swell
ings, &c, with all the varied forms Of Scrofulous
ma Scorbulic Discase4 are successfully treated
No where can Consumpiiycs resort with 30 certain
prospect OF cure
The pitcnt is not under the absolute necessity
OF app wing IN person Tor treatment. though TINT is
desirable; but the case IA vial OF Urine) with
detail OF symptoms, Will enable the Doctor To pre-
scribe successfully.
In the Treatm ent Of the D i s..
eases OF Women, DR.. Sands follows in the footsteps
ol the late distinguished DR.. Nandeveer, whose
successful treatment of those diseases can be Mt
losled by thousands of females IN MI parts Of the
United States. For Failing Of the Womb, Lucor.
rhea or Whites. &c, cure is guarateed. DR. SIS.
treatment Of Children is new and successful
CSSURGERH and Surgical Diseases can receive
~ that Treatment which secures return 10
Heath, without resort TO that fcarfulinsrument,
the Knife. DR.. Sands is Surgeon of the conscry.
alye class, using the knife only as last resort.
DIR. Sands will cure Old Sores and All
Erupuye Diseases the Skin, no matter of how
long standing. He makes use OF universal BO-
TANlC Remedies; no CdiJmol or other delctere-
ous drugs are u1ed. Persons from n distance de.
string advice and medicine, will send general de-
soriPtion OF the Urine, with correct statement Of
the cause and origin of the disease, and a general
history OF symptoms, with name, age. &c.
All communications must he directed to
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TTNHE Undersigned have been appointed and
l qualified as Administrators on the Eslute OF
Sylvester h. Hosmer, deceased, late OF Parkman,
Geauga County, Chic. MARY HOSMER,
S. ]. ESTY.
Parkman, August 9th, 1889 "l99.w3
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I )T ED.

N>NsNNNSN0NNNINNNN1 NNN1NN-N~NN~.~~Io~N
DIED,
In Parkmnn, on the 4th inst, of Typhoid Fever
Mrs HANNAH CONVERSE, aged 65 years
wife Of John p Converse.
We are panied to learn of the afIlicton of our
friend, in the Goath of his devoted vie, and ex.
tend to him our cordial symprthy.
The deceased came to this County from West.
morolund, Oneida County, N. Y, in company
with her brother, Edward b. Parkmun, ESQ, in
November, 1914, from which time until her death
she resided in the village Of Parkman. She was
married in July, 1918.
She was esteemed by all that knew her, for her
plainness and energy Of character, and her many
active virtues. She was kind and affectionat6
wie and mother, a benevolent ncighbor and
Christian woman-one whose death is sore
aflcuon to her husband and famiIy, and los, to
the world.
In Huntsburgh, August Sd, at O'clock, P NJ,
ELLA ANN,aged years and months A few
moments Inter, CHARLIE R., aged years, five
months and half. On the next day, at O'Clock
7, NJ, JOHNNY O., aged II months On Satur-
day, GEORGE E., aged years and months
These four little ones the children of Truman
Clark, were victims of the Scarlet Fever, in one
week. Truly, this is bereaved family. The
little green graves. side dy side, now mark the
spot where "softy lie and sweetly sleep" all that
wus once on earth so oinnocent,so lovely, and hope.
fu 10 the hear is Of their devoted parents-nO left
alone. ICON.
In Newburgh, at the Lunatic Asylum, August
4!h, ct Congestion Of the Lungs, Mrs, EMILY A.
BLAIR oil hirtiand lake County, aged 26 years
In I9n!yllle, July l4lh, of Lung Fever, HOR.
AYE ERNEST, aged weeks and four days,
SOP Of H. b. and l.. H. w Evorett " 'N
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NOTICE,

rNHE Undersigned has been appointed and duly
l qualified as Executor of the Estate OF David
Dunning deceased, late of Newbury Gcauga Co.,
Ohio. All persons concerned will govern them
selves accordingly. HENRY SMITH.
Ncwbury, August 5tli, 1882 49g-w3