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In Court of Common Pleas, Geauga
County, Ohio.
Horton Smith and others }
pS \ Partition

Comfort Smith and others.
HIRAM FAULk, one Of the defendants in the
L Il aforesaid action, nonresident of the Sta tie
of Ohio, and supposed to be resident of the State
of California, will take notice that Petition has
been flied in said Court against him and others
praying for Partition ef the lands belonging TO the
Estate of Samuel Smith deceased, situate in said
County, among the heirs of said estate, To wit:
Lot No. 10 in the Town Plat ofChardon, contain.
ing lhree.i .iourlhs oi an of land. Also north
east part Of lot No. 5 in said Town Plat, being
onehat acre; also the whole OF lot No. 81 in sale
Town Plat, cuntnining 3 and 9O.l0O ncres; also
parts of lots No. l0l and lO2 in Tract No 3 in
Chardon containing II and SG-lOO acres, except
ing acre and 81 rods decided tot the gainesville
& Hudson r. X. Co also the old farm owned by
said Samuel Smith n. the time Of his death stu
ate in Lots No 81, 24 and 25, in Tract No 2 in
said Chardon Township, containing about $50
ncres of land, excepting and reserving six and
S3.lO0 acres decided by said Samuel Smith to
Comfort Smith. Also about one acre of land in
Lot No 5 in Chardon Town Plat to be first apur-
ted and divided betweef the heirs of said Samuel
Smith deceased and Sybil Smith,his widow equally,
and the portion apar:ed and set to said heirs,
then TO be apared equally among said heirs; and
at the next Term of said Court to be holden on the
3Ist day OF October next, the petitioners will
apply for an order for partition of said premises
d. w. CANFlELD, Petitioners Au'y
Chardo1, Sept l3lh, 1859. AO5-w6
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CLARK 4 SANDS.
jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.
DR.. S. G.. G. L A r K

URlPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
A NJ T. $ WN,
Would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of the
Western part OF the State Of Pennsylvania and Of
Ohio that he has associate with himself DR. Sands,
late OF the City of New York, whom he can re.
commend as standing in the front rank OF his pro-
fesSiln.
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one.fourlh Of the total deaths in the country are
caused by Consumption, 10 say nothing of the nu-
merous other diseases springing from I" slight
cold"
Do not trfe with your health; but, if suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy a bottle
of IiOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on a cure. Thousands have
done so, and have certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dyspcpiic state of the stomach, in which case tho
German Biuers should be used In eases OF weak
ness, or general debility of the system, resulting
from pfouacted Cough, the German Bitters viii
Le found of great benefit.
Prepared only by Or. c. NJ. jackson, AIS Arch
Street Philadelphia, and for Sale by Druggists
aud Storek eepers throughout the United States
aud Canada. Price IS cents per bottle.
January 7, 1889. 469-Iyins.
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OCTOBER Ia, 1859.
MEDICAL.
OctOb or Appointments, 1859.
E. n. SANDS, M. D.,
Path0genctic and Uripathic

IL L y ~ AND . U X II EON
toftte finn Of Clark g. Sands. .Jamestomn. Pa,
Graduate, In 1913, VI 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 yenrs in the city of New
YORK. Two years experience in tha immense
hospital Tor the treatment Of Diseases OF every
bfane and Character, the City Hospital of New
} ork. About 200O cases Of Medical and Surgical
i1isea@ come annually under the treatment ofthe
Physicians and Surgeons of this Institution.
:, DR.. nAN DS was pupil Of the late DR. Sweat,
Professor OF Diseases Of the Lungs to the City Hos
pital and to the University Of the CITY OF New
York; also, student and assistant Surgeon under
those great and successful Surgeons, John Watson
aud a. II. stephens, OF the City Hospital Of New
York City.
DR.. Sands will visit, every month, the following
places, whore he may be consulted;
BuRToN, Carlton House, October 10th.
CHARDoN, Chase's l7th.
AUBURN, Ethridge's 18Th.
PARKMAN, Avery 18th,
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
ICNURONIC DISEASES successfully treated,
" even when given up by the most skillful Ply
sicians.
CONSUMPTION and all diseases Of the Lungs,
Scrouous Affections of the Joints, White Swell
lngs, &c, with all the varied forms Of Screiulous
and Scorbu,ic Diseases, are successfully treated.
No where can Consumptiyes resort with SO certain
] u prospect OF cure.
The patient is not under the absolute necessity
OF applying in person Tor treatment, though that is
| desirable; but the case 10 vial Of Urine) with
detail of symptoms viii enable the Doctor to pre-
scribe successfully.
| In he Treatm OF the Dis
eases OF Women, DR.. Sands follows in the footsteps
OF the late distinguished DIR. Vandeveer, whose
successful treatment of those diseases can be at
tested 10y thousands of females IN al 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.
1 nd
| ~ that Treatment which secures n return to
Hcahh without n resort to that fearful instrument,
the KNIFE. DIR. Sands is Surgeon of the conserv-
alive class, using the knife only last resort.
DIR. Sands will cure Old Sores and All
| Eruptive Diseases Of the Skin, no matter Of how
| long stnndi g. He makes use Of universal BO
TANlC Remedies; no Calomel or other deletere-
Gus drugs are used. Persons from distance de-
string advice and medicine, will send generaide-
scrpion Of the Urine, with a correct statement U {
the cause and origin Of the disease, and genera
history of symptoms, with name, age. &c.
An communications must be directed TO
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S. E D S O N

XXTOULD respectively inform the Citi-
w zens of Hambden and adjoining Towns,
thut he is prepared to do all
JOBS IN SURVEYING
upon Short Notice and Reasonable Terms Hav-
ing Sett Of instruments he is fully prepared TO
TEACH SURVEYING 10 any wishing to become
Surveyors.
Hambdsn, May 81, 1859, tso-3m
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Married Women, Dover, Usury, Wills, &C.
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An entirely now work on the subject, adapted
n tn wants OF every citizen of the United States
Single copies sent by mail to any address OH re-
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900 Agents wanted 10 canvass for it, with
~h I'M liberal arrangement will be made Apply TO
or addTsss JOHN +. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6l7Samson Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
509m2
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.,
In Chardon, Oct l2th by Samuel Magunieal
Esq, II: b. VINCENT. of Chagrin Falls, 10 Miss
AMELIA c. BURTON, OF Troy. Gcauga Co
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DOCTOR H00FLAND's
CELEBRATED
G. f r MAN BITTERS,


LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE,
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TIE MODE OF EXAMINATION

Pursued by DIR. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely new, and by j. disease Of any OF the inter.
nal vital organs is in a very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty, without asking the
patient n question, or having the least previous
knowledge Of the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect sue.
cess are SCROFULA.
And all diseases Of ScrutulDus origin. Ulcers,
Tumnrs, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease,
Swelled Neck or GUllre, Scrolulous Sore Eyes,
Scald Head, Eruptions the Head or other parts
Cancer, !istula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia,
Gravel, Impotence, Structures, ST. Vtus Dance,
Epilepsy, Rheumatism, Drop-y, &c.
All diseases peculiar To Females, and all Chro.
mic Diseases Of the Brain, Eyes. Throat, Lungs,
Heart, stomach, Liver, Spleen Kidneys Shin or
other Organs. speedy cure warranted in all
diseases OF a Syphi!i;ic or Venerenl character,
without the use OF Mercury or other posons
Teeth extracted without pain by tinlyanism
Regular visits will be made during the year
giving those who commence, opportunity to con.
linue TIL cured
No certificates of cures published but references
10 any number OF patients, who have been cured
will be given TO those desiring them.
THE POOR LITERALLY CONSIDERED.
Any person sending n correct statement of their
symptoms and enclosing So, will have medicines
adapted to their case, sufficient to last one month
OF five weeks, sent them by Express.
Address, II w. WADSWORTH
Batavia. n. Y
June 10, 1859. 4s6.tf
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TNSMsNNNNHs MNTAsN.

is mEREnY GIVEN that tue amount Tux charged
IaMnSLin lae shawn.ihs Anmh
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MEDICAL.
DC tOber Appointments.
Prove aAl ThingS!!I

Dh' n. w. w WRDSWORTH n,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WILL BE- AT HIS FICE, IN
CuARDoN, Chase House. Friday, Oct 2lst.
CLEVELAND, Johnson House, Oct. 2Ist, 22nd
aud 23d and Nov. end.
PANEsyfLLE, Cowles House, Thursday, Oci
2Oh.
AsnrABuLA, Wednesday. October 18th.
CDNSI1I TA11DN FREE
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Group, Hoarsenss,,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia Diseases Of the Boreis
arising. from Cold IncipieRt Consumption, and
for the relicf and If at al po,s'bie) cuIe Of pat.
emts IN adqanced stages efthe latter disease.
THIS CELEBRATED PREPARA.
l. tion like the Bitters, may be confidently re.
lied on. 1t is designed for class of diseases more
general and more fatal Than any other to which the
people of this country are subect-those sprnsing
from "Siieh cold" I That eminent authority
DR.. Bell, says II will not say that colds are 10
our inhabitants what the plague and yellop terer
are TO those of other countries but, / can aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
A further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from A." common cold' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics taken from IN
Records OF the Board of Health of Philadelphia,
conlessedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union =
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III IiODUlC Z curt,
| Geauga Co., Ohio.
Petition to complete
contract for sale Ol
Real Estate.
The plaintiff nsks an
order OF CourtnurllOr.
izing him to convey 80
Nathaniel &. Stone,
certain lands Gescrib.
ed in said petition in
accordance with the
terms ola written con.
tract made by said
Elccta in her life time,
| and dated May oath
J 1858.
i'll take notice that said
, before snid court, OH
Ivcmber next.
w w. ANGER,
AtIV for plH
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
THE 5 Z. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
JANE G. SWIssHELM. \ SD1ToR
Thursday, Ootob er, Hath 1853
To A. Brother
ST !. CLOUI],. Nuns. ClctoI

It1,tls, MINI, UctODer, 1919.
as5 EDlToa or DHMocR i an permit
ted to make ths folloxins extract from |.
letter written by 4 gentleman il this town
70 I young brother il ! distant land.
There IS 50 much sense and excellent
advice, and such ! mine 81 correct prisci.
PIE il i, that have thought i worthy Of
pul lica,ion il these days d selfish cor.
ruption; and send il - You Tor that par-
posed you shaH agrse With me.
& y the earnest pIsadings of broth
q y lore for brother welfare; and seeks
81 the torturous REQ pening u self. souads
and errors @ wara the inexperiensed from
impending danger. But the lestsr
hen yos xro,s NE of youf engage
ment With Mis- wasin hopes that
4 she we're worthy 81 ylIou, and ion lovsd
her, that 700 would u ones marry Acr asd
begin If i M OF ~ condi.ii II
wosth npon her part, and sfsssiea on.
.yoaf patt yoa alone saa judsss = !. for-
mers letter ~ hady my lv:essoa what Coz
stitutsd worth iaswouan md sdsctioa "a
nian fally elaborated - not iyet !. 60
v,srtsd u 81 bslisf that qassnly beauty, !
boarding school ignoranca fox boarding
schools d nos eiacase) s,iiasocr4tic Pc
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
%
N m q lrrepressible Condio 81
;5ssss Henry ",

4 Bl ha organs ot the Black Democracy
harp DAY after day upon 4 passage IN the
speech sof Senator Sc &rtl ~ hester, ia
which he states that there is an iirrepress,
5ibic conflict between Freedom and Slave
Now, lat is u very enc pas ID that
great speech but II is not equal to the fol
lowing; hich will be found III a speech Of
HENRY CL.AY, uttered ia the prime Of lliffo,
after he had been aascandid late for the Pes
#Iiidaency I'll rive notice 10 the Black De-
mocraoy that Ne intend to. keep before the.
people this passage from MI, C1.AY's great
speech, before tue Colol,,izat ion Society, Id
ariuary. So 4 rsEp Il. BEFORE rnE
PEOPLE lSSss lhhat Henri glav i. ne \. ~
tl.o, lie q con,iics tcctri,,s
"a, the speech refered Is th Ii ereat Ameri-
can tes1na e Z
40 q !, I; 4, 81,
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u ~ ~ ,' ~ 800,
q .,s o1,,. ~, Is q D - . s..
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13

power 81 y hs South ths jnstic III ststing
sthat one of u Gs parties implicated Was
born an ili fec ate and Ehs III H.
All IN |. f6reign IA % d
II copy VA aboy5s hotrible item TIA
lept eakcrs
''l9s hess cass of ttiienaish Whipping tto
death of slaves are less comnon than for for:
but thhe Ais iill III niently occur
iiua;t Md areoceass onail ~ the
public pill aof the slay
viii be nbserv tie Vest takssg
apecial care ia ment ton that one of tie par
tin was born ana 1i.aiised III ff4s
and tttkeo other ii Is a Tho
object If course III tol native
]. lilalsouzl slaYehold ers ts dinm of the.
,crlne but docs not the lJptest know that
but III the slave laws Us enacted
by HUI own yotllng, cltiisiens. tilrough their
Ireprsse ntatiives, those cruel devils could
power IL hold the poor girl 81
beat Her to leat jn this hor-s
MA Ter 8 ash nor THO
Iriishmanl' helped 70 5nak 81 probablys
maintain tho slave lawg 50 Missouri. 10
4 4 because and othek citing citisens of
W Missouri have opposed ens,,s patton thu,
could do this crime, and III all prob
'Ia!6ilii escape punishment, event f brought
trriial by proving that hi vas B
effractory, md tie rllnisl.nent
desiged il but to. cpns
IND this is ali Essential
srass taiist
.lisobeaienes ap end
Be
nfl no longer i ave llen hc.ssl
Il iiss comes o'lnt of he a. she
Il virtually free
hiis llrs. ash a hi kor IA evilishs assis.
tant Will only keep away for time,stillE
the Torment subsidies, which even II Mis-
lead 70 lyme hing Of mob Law
When The exciiteme dies they viii rctttirn
demand = trial ~ law and the jury will
be compelled no doubt, 10 say that the
Ttg,irl Hsdi ed under legal punish uaeat {
||shaai how ittsbu,;y lDis-
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13

!. Attornies and gounsellors At Law, d
ST. CLOUD, MINI
Min make collections, invest money, buy,
ssp s. loan land 81 alid enter purchase
srsdsposs Of Real 5ss s.ss
Il u sss. Ref s: ~
Hon. Slnos CAMERON q, s. ,Scr.atc,
.WlLL1An NilTcHELL Esq \; Ha sburg, Pa
# Gov. ALExAEDEnN IeAasEY.St ST. Z aul, MINI.
Hon I1LIAM WILKINs, Pittsburg, Pa.
Hon. THoaAs WILSON, fiinena u linn
ID A.s.H1ssrEs, Esq. Philade lphia, "a. u
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s hIETHoDIsM AND Shawn he controversy
upon the question Of making slavshslding :
North, IS deepening and & nidening. Tie
q 81 sFsss hss e ess
1outin the zsfi6aaes ~ length upon tie subject.
Its edition of Satn rlay last contains s Ions
argum ertatiye letter from Mr. B. d. Whedon,
"a favor of the test &C tbs Gsneral
Conference next Spring, Re appeals 10 The
Baltimore Confer ence with rest casaest nesl
no. TO oppose this ensure ans. zsxyragk
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Dealersins + . = Estate
- Once 81 River Street, opposi Is tho Ferry
8 ANT q To I'D, N . 4. 81. 81.
"A IL persons desiring % invest = Lands 81
1s Town Propert in = part Iof the country
:Nhioh s. unsurpassed ID soil snd rapidly filing
viii bona Adss set can find sfayorabis op-
tiesby apply "a. II u
Property for sale IA the toMnslofs Hartford,
6. Cloud, NeW1burs, Brott lille Lac and
! u sths bsss paying towns 81 tho
ssenntty NTH.
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80 seHEsTSU Il STE j: IT, PlIlIA.
@3 This rsliabl and well conducted establish-
NEST has rcceNed il 4 great degree The com
fdence Of both Ad ertisers and blishers. IS
And we are proud 70 have among Us such N
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.personal knowledg they scond uot Their Is. en-
sive business rpons the 3 slrict sinciples IS
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"a CARRIED On his lA.lver
Stisers, who wish TO puts ii 4 large numE er
5of new pers throa 81 WI Country and with
great snceesg and satisf action. s,s. 5 II
{ This Establi shment has become an institu-
ton among us, and We peak I'D visealy when
we say that i ould receive the ENTIRE
confluence Of both publishers aud advertisers.
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turs, would now rAshsr Lavs bssn
some noblo .nd wall ord ard
rugged and ably manned, viii pssis -.
'chiuery, richly fteighted, aoati.x proedlJ
into port, midst the glad plaudih Of warm
friend, aud Ioging Kin. Bat ( dill not
Like : foolish thing wAntoaly sported
midst ! thousand savers AMI gathered
none. Midst the proud md wealthy, 4 gai.
Ilyrsvelled, m.kin sysd bsppistss IN.
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fresh flowers 1t affection, With their warm.
young, rich psrfaps haye xithered, and
crumbIea y dust, md are nov seentlcss.
Psrverse nature has reared ascold crooked
sdsfor,acd idol and knssling 4 is shrine.
l,sns.ss SiI5 repels the attemp 70 BE- vii
slhea and there alone h.
B i3saas YOU, uithin ex ;,eri,aee IA
II Joa ! brig II and glorious fa
tire, Surrounded NTH al life's comforts
With true and loving friends to bid you
aGol Speed, would shun the rock upon
which I spill, aud via our touna vigor
and energy keeping thS Tpe ehaanel, maks
4 safe and prosperous voyage j aud moor
ing ggallantly into harbor, uaioad 4 rich
cargo. of glorious and useful deeds for your
country, your friends and humanity #
wy hasdl mod tI,is. T yrt hope il
With you there is jet time. Don't foolil
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speaking 80 co.dly 81 abreatiag with sus
womsn q ~ your fortune With smother
who had the prospect 81 !. 1hrgsr shars q
this world i filthy luere, tsenbled for
your success ii ilitts bark struck mp:
on chat came rock and vent down IN the.
dark sea Of inntility AIR he'd swoa
the race, reached The soal, hsnan aatuts
Cts better part prevailed, and + refused
to take the purse, but lsaving Tie track,
| degraded nmy oxh tarasa upoa
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