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What the Press Saw.

"Costar's" EXtermlnators are invaluable rene
dies tor clearing houses of all sorts Of vermin.-
With all confidence recommend them N. Y
DAILY Ntdte Register.
"Custar's" remedies for all domestic pests such
Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fieus, &c,
are invaluable; we eau speak from actual know
ledge OF their merits. Druggists and Dealers
should send their orders early, II they would secure
a trade in then-N Y JOWrnai.
| shall write something about your EXtermina-
tors, as | can do so with prOpriety, They are
selling rapidly here and destroying all vermin.-
Ed BIaner. Fayetle. Mo.
"DEArH TO ALL VERMIN."
As SPRING approaches
ANTS and reaches,
From their holes come out,
And McR and RATS,
In spite of Cats,
Gaiiy skip about.
BED-BUGs bite
You in the night,
As on the bed you slumber.
While INSECTS crawl
'Thro' chamber aud hail,
In squads without number.
1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty Rats, Roaches, Mice, Moles, Ground
Mice, Bed Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes Feas,
Insects on Animals. in short every species ri Yer
min, are utterly destroyed and exterminated.
"COStarS Rat, Roach, &c. ExlerminatOr,
COStar'S Bed-Bug ExlsrminatOr,
"COStarS' Electric Powder for Insects.
Supplied direct, by mail, to any address in the U.
States, as follows
On receipt offs /, box of the RAT, Roach, &c. EXT
On receipt OF s2, box each OF the RAT, ROACH,
&c. EXT and ELECTRIC POWDER, tsent postage
paIdl sufficient to destroy the vermin on any
premises.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
"CoSrAR's" PklScIPAL DEPoJ, 420 BROADWAY,
New York.
P.S Circulars, terms. &C., sent by mail on ap.
| plication.
8cr WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR WESTERN PEYNA.,
| Ono, INDIANA, &c - -.
! At PittsbuTg, Pa, 3. l.. Farnestock g. Co, and
others.
AT Cincinnati, o.. John d. Park, and others.
| At Indianapolis, Ind, K, Browning, and others
April /, 1859. 4ol ew
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ATTACHMENT.

d. .. Johnson, PaintiiT,l Before d. b. Indd, J.
w ,oh".oo ne,,. Paoicoridon i; I!or,,,5 t. Town q
own" 2t~t Of March, AID. 1889, said
" Justice issued an Order OF Attachment in
the abuve Action for the sum Of Sjl 40, and said
Action Is continued TOR 1rill to the 9TH day of
May, u One o'clock PM
ID B JOHNSON Plaintiff.
CiaridOn, Aprl l. l-hg 4sl.3ws
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DR.. II. TUBDS will be at Mr.. Chase's
Hotel in this village, on Friday next, April 18th.
MUSICAL.--The Geauga Go. Musical
ASSOCIATION vii meet ia MtJNSON, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of April, at TEN O'Clock
AM. BY order,
NJ. l.. MAYNARD, Sec'y.
Hambden, April 1859. isl.2w
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In Probate Court,
Geauga County,
Ohio.


HEPARD WILBUR, DORCAS
- Whittord and Orsou yhhiord, three of
said Defendants, residing in tho State OF
New York. are hereby Motif u that said
Noah MpscIey, Jr as Administrator on the
Estate OF Soi"mUn Wilbur, deceased, has
hled his petition in the Probate CUurt OF
said County, against them aud Others, The
widow aud heirs ofsaid Solomon, PRAYING al
order to sell, for the purpose OF paying the
debls of SAID estate, 81 acres OF land, part
of lot No. 29 IN the township OF Thompson
IN said County, beng thc farm OF which SAID
solomon Wilbur died sezed, subject 20 the
dover estate of Marlha Wilbur, widow OF
said deceased, therein, which has been set
off to her in II acres thereof Which Pc
tItiOn will 10 for hearing in said Court, TN
the 10Th day of AprIi, 1859, at 10 u'ctock A
NJ, at the Probate Office ~ Uhardon. III SAID
County, At which time said Defendants are
notified 10 appear aud answer the same.
NOAH MOSELEY, Dr., Admir-,
By Phelps Il fhrashor. his Atfys.
Dated this 1911 day OF March, 1889
479w4
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Court Of Com Pleas


drew B. Robinson, Ben.
jumn Soule aud Isaac
Errett, EI's OF Ambrose
L. Soule, decd, Deldrs
II ME sand Defendants, who reside out
are hereby notified that the said Plalntit, the
Painesvile and Hudson Railroad Company, on
the 18th day OF February, AID 1897, hled lis re.
tition in said Court against them as Executors Of
the Will aud Estate Of said Ambrose Il. Soule.
setting forth that said Ambrose l.. Soule subscrlb-
ed $1,000 to the Capital Stock OF said Company
10 be paid in instaments as the Board OF Directors
of said Company should require. That said Board
had, more than sixty days before filing said PeIi.
ZION, duly required, by instruments, payment oi
the whole OF said subscription that said Ambrose
died in Michigan tes:aIe that said defendants
were duly constituted his Executors; that neit.rer
sad Ambrose in his lite time, nor said Executors
since his decease, have paid sad SlQvU or any part
thereof; that said claim had 1een presented TO
Defendants and reiectc,i, and praying JudgRent
against said Executors Us such for the amount OF
said Stoc, and interest on the several assessments
thereon from the time they were severay requir-
ed to be paid. On which petition an order OF at
tachmsnI has issued. and c. w. Aniisdale, Ad.
ministrasor OF Waterman, Antisdale deceased,
made garnishee.
And the said Defendants are notified that they
are required 10 appear and unswer said Petition
on or before the Third Saturday after the 9Th day
April next
PHELPS & THRASHER,
Attorneys lor Plaintiff
Dated February 25, 1852 476.6w
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Estate ora. n, q OthamI, Deceased

E>tale Ot \. H. GOtnhht, DcccaHed
Office no DCKEDIrO Un-
~ der,igncd were, on the 2ud day ol February.
1853, appointed, by the Probate COurI OF Geaugu
County, OhiJ, Commissioners on the Estate Of
Albert II Gotham, deceased, represented nsol
vent; aud the perJd y six months from the date
OF our sand appointment il allowed Creditors 20
bring IN aud prove thclr Claims against said Is.
tate The Subscribers will auend 10 the duties U
their said appointment at the Office OF ID w Can.
field, in Chatdnn, IN said County, on the LAST
MONDAY Of February, March, April, May, June
and July, AID, 1889 Il, Ten O'Clock a VI. OF each
OF said days. Dated at Chardon, this 2nd day VI
February, AID. 1879
JOHN FRENCH, lCommis.
u. w CANtlELD,i sioners
Eph IN
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State Oh OhtO, "eduSit SOuny.
Henry Nj. Mixer, Plth. } Court Of Common
Walter HarporDeft f'ea''
TNnE SAID DEFENDANT, WAL
Il ter S. Harper, OF the State of New
York. will take notice that said Horny NJ
Mixer Plaintiff, commenced AN action against
SAID Defendant. and therein obtained an at.
tachment before y Hathaway. .Esq., Justice
of the Peace Of said County, aud tho same
was by SAID Justice certified into the CUurt
of Common Pleas of said County, for want
of property to attach 10y the Justice order.
and upon suggestion of real estate, aud the
Plaintiff, on the llth day of March, 1889 ..ied
his petition in said Court of Common Pleas.
claiming judgment for $33 SO. the amount
of plaintiffs account against Defendant Tor
medical services, and attendance and medl.
cines administered and chattels provided for
said Defendant aud family, at his request.
with interest from the lst September, 1858
and has obtained an order of attachment,
and the same has been served by attaching
certain real estate in said County. The
said Defendant IS hereby notified to appear
aud answer said petition on or before the
third Saturday after tho goth of April next.
II. M. MIXER,
By Phelps & Thrasher. his Att'ys.
Dated this 18Th day OF March, 1889
47QH e
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BORN
In this town, on the r8ih uit., son to Mr.. D.
w and Mrs ii. Robinson.
In Madison, on the Goth ult,, daughter to Mr.
f. c. and Mrs Harriet Farley
NNNNNJ~~NNNNN~N N~NNNsNsN.N4NN.NN-N%N
MARRIED..
In Burton, on the 9th nst by the Rev NJ S.
Hubbard, Mr. J. f. JOHNSON to Miss LUCY A.
In Claridon, on the 4lh inst, by the Rev. E. d.
Taylor, Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH, of Bloomfield,
TO Miss DENSY NJ PRESTON, ofClaridon.
In Madison on the 28th nit, Mr.. J. ID. BAKER
of Painesyile aud Miss MARCIA A. SPENCER,
of Geneva, o.
~s~~~N~~~~~N.~ >~NNNN~-NN~o~~N
t .r...-. DIED. .s "a
In Parkman, on the 25th ult., Lillian, dsugh.
ter Of Everett and Harriotle Francis, aged six
months and two weeks.
. A lovely being scarcely formed as moulded,
A rose wish all its sweetest leaves yet folded,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The Incorporated Viliuge Of Chagrin Falls, Pltf
Joseph Clifford and Richard Richards. De(ts
4 THE SUIT Of SAID PLAINTIFF
~ an Attachment was this day issued. by Jdna-
than X. Vincent Justice Ot tue Peace Tor BAN
bridge OwnshIp, Geauga County, Ohio against
the goods, &c ot the said De endanls The
Plaintiff claims Judgment Jr 27.UO
w. w. ANGER, Prf>s Atty
March 25, 1859 dsU.3w'
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APRIL 8, 1859.
MEDICAL.
; YOIrm AND MANHOOD

IL = YOUTH AND MANHOOD
- JUST IPUBLISHED tho 25tb Thou.
sand, and mailed in a senied envelope, to any ad.
dress, postpaid, on re"eipt of stamps
4 Medical Essay on Tie Phgsicai Exhaustion and
Dccog qf tie Fume Caused By "Scit Abu@,"
b,Gctioa, and tie Injurious Consrgsn,ces ef
MercUrV,
ByR J. CuLVERwELI,, Med,
Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, &c. &c.
9J- SrermalorrhHn or Seminal Emissions, Geni-
tai and Nervous Debility, lmpotency, Loss Of
Energy, Depression OF Spirits, 1inlidity, Diseases
ol the Sexual Organs. ard lmpediments to Marriage
arc promptly md eiTcctuay removed by the Au.
thors novel and most successful mode OF treatment,
by means Of which the Invalid con regain pristine
health without having recourse TO dangerous and
expensive medicines.
From HE Lo,'don LaHcd -" The best treatise
ever written on subject ofvitol importance TO ALL
wei, worthy tic ~ 'hors exalted reputation "
g1y-AdtIrcss the Publishers, J G. KLINE q CO.,
lst Avenue, cor 18th strCst' Post Box No. 45e6,
New York City.
Ap. =, 1899 4o2-JH'inp
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NOTICE
FITS! FITS!! FITS!!!
DR.. HanceS' Vegetable E'rtract.
ENIEeDE8C PiEZS.

Tor tht care q Fits, NpaSmS. Crdmps, aud al
NerpOns and cOnSti StitHttonai diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this dis
l tressing mllady will lind DR.. Hance's
remedy ever discovered tor curing Epilepsy or Fal
ling Fits.
These Pills possess specific action OH the ner-
vous system; and Though they are prepared es.
cial beher Tor all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever. In
chronic mplaints, diseases OF long standing, ,su
perinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price three dollars per box, or two boxes for five
dollars. Persons out Of the city enclosing re-
nittance, will have the pills sent 10 them through
the mail, free of postage. For sale by SETH 5
HANCE, No los, Baltimore Street, Baltimore
Md 10 whom orders from all parts Of the Union
must be addressed, postpaid. 431 ly
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Millinery and Dress Making.
MISS L. A. KNAPP,

lF0rmer7y Cf RdranH0',
MOULD inf0rm the Public, that she
w has just OPENED NEW MILLINERY
and DRESS. MAkING ESTABLlSllMEN /, in
the House recently occupied by the Widow Iioyt,
corner of Water Street and Public Square. Char.
don. Ohio. Having had considerable experience
in her business, she hopes TO give ,ood satisfaction
10 all who may favor her with their patronage.
All kinds of Bonnets, Caps and Head Dresses
kept constantly on hand.
Particular attention paid to Doing Over Bon.
nets OF all kinds
Chardon, April |, 1919. 4Sl .3ms
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GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE

March l7th, 1898.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson DEAR SiR,-As | consider
your lIoohands German Bttcrs an invaluable
medicine, having witnessed their great curative
properties in several instances in my own family,
deem it a duty owe to my friends aud the pub.
lie to inform them OF II In this manner
My son was a long time afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and debility OF the system, for which
he had the services o several ply ysicians without
avail. Finally, procured bottle Of the Bitters,
aud through their he was entirely restored TO
health. My daughter some time after exhibiting
symptoms OF the same disease we again rcSOrtcd
to the Bittcrs would state, by the way, ,ha, she
had Tor long time been suffering from from
Neuralgia, and her breath was very offensive she
also became so extremely weak. that she as un-
able to loave her bed. Altsr commencing the use
Of the Bitters, she improved rapidly. aud in one
week was able to pay a visit to her friends at
Chestnut Hill, aud soon became entirely restored
to health. My wife also uses the Bh.crs. aud
thinks there IL no medicine like them. When
ever she ieeIs weak or nervous, or hcT stomach
appears out Of order, she takes one or two doses,
which Immediately restores her
Hoping tins may prove u service TO my irlends'
am yours respectfully,
OHARLES 5. RORER
Ask Tor HOoa1Hd's Gsrm1H BiterS, aud To Ike
nothing else Iney are prepared by DR. T.. NJ
Jackson, AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa, und
| are sold by Druggists aud Storekee ,ers in every
town and village IN the United States, Cunadas,
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A TOUCHING SCENE After his usual
Wednesday evening lecture, last night the
Rev. Mr.. Becchor presented to his congre-
CATION the case of IL slave mother in Virgin
ia who had been freed with her five children
BY the will of hor deceased mistress, but
whom the heirs avaing themselves of legal
technicalitios, had again reduced to slavery.
A humane slave dealor had bought thCm all
for Sl 900. and had offered tho mother their
freedom Tor the same amount,--at tho same
timo allowing her to como Moth, with one
OF her children, to raise the monGy-taking
her word of honor that she would return -
Sho had collected $500 in Philadelphia, and
now solicited $500 moro. Mr.. B. called on
her to stand up. She rose-as whito as
free apparently from all taint of negro
blood, in hue or hair or speech or manner,
as any member Ofthit congregation! Aud
hor little brown haired boy was MS sweet II
child AS any mother fondlus in New York.
Over $500 woro collected on tho spot The
remaining 5000 zoe CGaaOt doubt pW be sent
TO M Beechpr rdriy this morning.. 1t is in
NIL its aspects one of the most mertorious
appeals ever made TO tho charity of rich
and benevolent community ~ 7. Times
"H,RK FROM THE TooMBs. Senator
Toombs, in his late speech on the revenue
question, spoke OF tho wasteluihess Oh TIA"
national administration in these terms +:
"Your appropriations for navy yards have
gone to the building of houses for officers
and the making OF flower pots. and ali that
sort of thing, at a cost of - 0OO, ,OOO--and it
will be no less as long as YOU will pay it,
but will go up to ~ 900 600 if you do not
stop it. There are - 0O000o that you
havo no need for at all You have 5000 sail
ora to man yonr navy. You have not in
creased them of late years, and you have
now 800O mon in your navy yards TO help
them-cIvilians. You have carried their
number up from 5000 to 5000. You have
eight navy yards England has $50 ships
aud she has two navy yards You have
eight conveniently located ali about the
country, aud il is cause of roprOach 10
good democrats for the enemy to say
are keep psopis there 10 cheat them in rirc.
lions; and as Col is my Judge, Lam AFRAID
there Is something in it.
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am yours respectfully,
III A N EG RDR INK.
IMPoRTANT TO FEMALEs...p.


IMPORT MT TO FEMALES.-.DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by Cornelius
l.. CBEEsEMAS, NJ. D., New York Cily-The com.
bination Of ingredients in these Pills ire the re.
suit oi long aud extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, aud certain in correcting
alllrreguarities al Painful Menstruations removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache pain in the side, pa pution of the heart,
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of
natuIe.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring Oh the monthly period with regularity La.
dies who have been disappointed in the use of
o:her Pills, can place the utmost confidence in DIR.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent 10
do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
u mis-. carriage would certainly result thereirom.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any.
thing injurious to lite or health Explicit direc.
TONS which should be read, accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ngeut. Sold by Que Druggist in every
town IN the UNI ed States.
X. b. HUTCHINS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l6b Chambers.St., New York,
To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Churdon, unI VIM. Fisk
Cleveland. 472yl
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Winslow Wilbur ct al,
heirs at law of said
I,c.us,,i lI,frntianis
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

Noah MosoIy, Jr. Admr
of tho Estate OF Solo
mon Wilbur. deceased,
Plaintiff,
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The state of Ohio, Geauva Co.

The Paincsvilie and tiud.
son Ruilroad Company,
Plaintiff,
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DIR. II0OFLAND'S
CORDIAL.

Coughs. Colds, Influenza, CroRp, HodrssnesS
Bronchitis, Pneumgtua Diseases Of the Bousis.
arts,nR from Cold T"cpicm Consumption. aud
for The relief and II at all possible cue ~ patti
tntS IN adqanced stogsS ettke iutter di@cse.
THIS CELEBRATED PREPaRA.
i ton, like the Bliters, may be confidently re.
lied on. Ii is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal han any other TO which the
people Of this country are subject--lhose sprlngng
from " slight coid" hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell says - will not say that colds to
our inhabitants what the pl1gae and gfhow .fcrrS
are TO those Of other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease ot greater
completely and mortality illnn these latter"
A further proof of the terrible fatality Of diseases
reeu euliing from " crmDiOH c"id" may be seen by
glance al the following statistics, taken from the
Records OF the BOARD OF Health of Philadelphia,
coniessedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union
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Richard l. Robinson; An.
drew B. Robinson, Ben.
jumin Soule aud Isaac
Errett, EI's OF Ambrose
l.. Soule, decd, Deld'is.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05

FATTENING CATrLE.--If one would fat,
ten cattle for the winter market, now is
the time TO begin. "Less food says the
Ohio farmer twill fatten them now than
two months hence; and it is easier and
costs less to keep stock fat than to do all
the fattening during cold weather. This
is very true. We should feed enough 10
keep them in thrifty good condition, at
this season. and few weeks win suffice
to fit them for market whenever we wish
10 sell. ea -
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CITY HOTEL.
SERGEANT'S BLUFF, IOWA.
w. p. HOLMAN, Proprietor.

INllIs new and commodous House has lately seep
i fitted up In superior manner, aud is now open
tor the reception Of guests Nothing will he omitted
by the Proprietor that viii lend to the comfort an
convsniene. of his guests Iyo,lnnltf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05

KEEPING PoTAToEs IN WIsTER.--Pota-
toes spoil in wintar, il burris d, for three
causes. First and greatest, want OF VENT.
lation. Secondly, and nearly allied, daup
ness. Thirdly. aud more rare. lreezing.-I
Farmers find most Of potatoes spoiled at
the top Of the heap, where they suppose
they became frozen: but this is not the
usual cause; the damp, foul, steamy air
a.cends there, and could not escape, and
this spoiled them. A hole made in the
top, with crowbar, and closed with
wisp of straw, would have allowed egress
to the confined air, and saved the pota-
sQts. gvsusssEs Esra ae A3-E8 s#asEs az
The b. ST way TO secure potatoes out
doors, is to make large heaps, say 50 or
90 bushels; see that they are dry and
clean, by digging before wet weather
comes on: cover them all over with one
foot of packed straw, and three inches Of
earth. The straw will prevent dampness,
and the few inches Of earth viii! favor ven.
tilation. A farmer who raises many pota.
toes, and practices this mode, does not
lose peck, on an average. in 80 bushelJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05

AFRICAN OATs.-The New Jersey Far
mer gives All account Of new variety of
oats recently grown in Lawrence township
N. j., sown on the 2sih Of March, which
was fully in seed and expected to be har.
vested on the 10th Of June. The seed
came originally from Cspetown, South
Africa. /. natures in eleven weeks, and
will admit Of two crops being grown in ore
year on the same ground. The yield i
bcnatifnI, and The seed took the frs. prize
Ut the New Jersey State Fair last year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05

STORING WINTER CABBAGEs.-Suchc cab
bages, at the extreme north, as you wish
to keep through the winter and early
spring, may be pulled up by the roots, and
arranged in compact rows. with their
heads downward, resting on the surface
of the ground, so that their stalks will
stand upright N the air then, they may
be covered with straw and earth. and
treated in every other respect as directed
for root crops. Should the weather be
unusually wasm, tie earth and straw sho'd
be- opened to let in air Anoa.
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