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Dr.. C IT, Jjctson, PAGadelplia. Dear Sir
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for number
Of years, and until three years aimee could find
nothing which would afford me relief Fortunate
ly for ne, | lenrd Of " Dr. Hoohand's German
Bitets," and thought would try them nothow.
ever, with much faith that should be benefited
by their use.
10 my surprise, found that on taking q few
doses, I was relieved OF the pain in my side and
chest, my appetite became good gained strength
and in fact felt stronger and III better health than
had for 4 long time lido not allow myself to be
out OF The Bitters IT can obtain them for uoIhug
else does me any good am willing at all umca
md reudy 10 stnte my cnse to rny one who may
wish TO know the full particulars, and shall with
pleasure recommend them TO all who may he niFict.
Cd wiki Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, for be.
hove ifunytins will give them relief they wall
be relieved by IIoofand's German Blu1r. Many
persons Ia this district have used the Bittcrs with
ueaeiictd results, aud have no doubt YOU could
get a number oI certificates were you to ush for
them, for to my certain knowledge quite number
have been very muah benefited By tho use G your
medicine
almost forgot 10 mention that my daughter.
about elk yenrs Of age, was cured ofJIup4,re hy
hootiand's German Bitters. think hest to men.
non this as have never known them used in any
other case Of the kind
Respectfully yours
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On Saturday. hc son day IF Jriy,
n. d., 1859,

between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and four
O'Clock, 7 VI, OF said day, the following described
real estate, to wit Stuute in said County and
state, mud known and described as being part of
sub lot 1, lot ,, tract !, in the township ui
Russell, in said County md State, and
bounded as follows Commencing on the line
of land now owned hyJnmcs Fuller, and at
point about five rods southwest from the sonth
west corner OF the grist-mi on the premises
herein described thence east twenty our
rods; thence north twenty rods thence west
tweny-four rods; thence south twenty rods to
the place OF beginning, containing three ncres of
land. being the land surveyed by Anson Bartlett
also he other rights in connection with said land
and MILL conveyed by Thomas Fuller to said
John BiddnlI and Benjamin Roberts, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legn highways
Said premises appraised at S27aO Terms OF
sule casl in hand, T.. G., WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master i'll Chanccry
Sherih's Office, Goauga Co..,
June 2t, 1859. 493w5
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CLEVELAND MARKETS July yIo.

There is nothing doing in -four or grain
The market is generally dull, but without
any change in prices from yesterday.
bCTTER-iIas been active aud sales foot
mp 46 kegs a l2t@ISc for good to choice
". r.
CaErsz-sae q boxes primo new istry
ut Sc.
EGGs-Aro lnchangcj.ou sell at l3@lic
BEAYs---Smalr sales a. 81.
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Common sense rules the mass Of the people
whatever the nsnamed and mjson,lrope phil,so
pEsls Tby say 70 the contrary. Slow them q
cool ding; letils merits be clearly demonstrated
and they wi. not hesitate t. give ;theis mos, cor.
Lial patronage, The masses have already ratified
she judgment Of physician concerning tie rir.
,d.s Of HOSTETTLR'5 BTTTERs, as may be
ecea in the immense quantities Of Ibis medicine
shat Ore annually sold in every section Of the land
l; is now recognized as greatly superior to all
other remedies yet devised for diseases Of the di,
res.ys organs, such as diHr,hpu, dysentery, 6ys
pepsn, and for the various feyers that arise from
dorongsmeD. Of Ohose portiorso OF the system Hos.
tet,er's name is rapidly bcc5w'ng household
void, from Maine to Texas. from the shores Of
the Atlantic to the PuciGe Try the Al tile rnl 5o
tal!shel
Sold by al druggists in tho woril.
DT See advertisements! in nno,her column
tu.g,I
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SIhERIFF'S SALE.

TN obedience 10 the requirements OF mn order oi
L Sale issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, OF :he County ol Geauga
in the State Of Ohio, in certain suit wherein
Frederick ID. Williams, administrator de honis
non ol Shcrburn II Williams was plaintiff and In.
seph harrington and Edward Harrington were de-
tcndnnts ! shall expose to sale at Public Vonduc.
at the door of the Court House in Chardon in sai1
County, On
SntSrdoy, hr 6M, Of august n. D., 1859.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock, T. NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, In vii: Situate in the township Of
PaTkman, being No, six in the sixth range of
townships of the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State Of Ohio, aud which ia also in the County
Of Geauga, and ia known by being part Of Lot ,ix
in tract % and is bounded as follows: On the
north by lot two on the west by lot t6) six on The
south by land owned by Chaunccy A. label, and
on the east by lot four az nni contains sixtyfve
ncrcs of land be the same more or less but subject
to all l,gal highways.
Said Premises appraised at S2i 90 per ncre..-
Terms Of Sale Cash in hand,
II. G. WHITE, Sheriff,
Shcr1Na Office, Gcsugs County 49I.5w
July lst, 1899
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SlIEHSIFF'S SALE.

IN obedience TO the requirements OF final Or.
/ der OF Sale issued from the office OF the Clerk
oi the Couri OF Common Pleas OF the County of
Gcnuga and Stale OF Ohio in n certain suit
wherein David French, I'd, and Leonard Keith
are Plaintiffs, and John Biddal, Benjamin Rob.
crts and Thomas Fuller are Defendants, to me di.
rccted and delivered i have cHused to benppraised
and shall expose to sue nj public venduo, nj the
door of the Court House in CharGon in said
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OLD Watch ShOp 4!

~ months OF inactivity aud silence the main.
spring hrokcn--the balance demolished the lever
bent the regulator gone and The wheels in Eon
cral confusion consequently, the digets in Sidtu
qgo. lost tonll practical usefulness but once more
rciuvrnated, brushed up, Of. and out the Deacon
lsngnin at his post, ready for operations although
mover having captured an elephant, killed n r6i.
nocrros, or seen hohem5th or any other vurminI
IN the Old World being no more than an homes,
0nkee, always having lived in the Western
Hemisphere, and worked at the Watch Busincs,
tor more than thirty years, and being allie to d,
work in qnnftg and FOR a price satisfactory To al
reasonable people.
Doors open at all hours E A BTSREE
Charlton June IS, 1889 4yltI
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August Appointments.
Prove all Things : !
DR.. n. w. WADSW WORTH,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WILL BE AT MS FICE, IN
CnAIDoN, Chase House, Saturday, August 9th
CLEVELAND, Johnson House, August l5lh 10th
PAiNEsvlLLE, Cowles House, Friday, Aug, l2rh
MADISON, Wheeler House, August llth
AsHTABULA, August 10Th
CDNSIII II ATION FREE
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ON the Goth day Of June, a. d, 1889 the I'm.
dersigued was duly appointed Administrator of
the Estate of SusamC. Rose, by the Probate Court
of Geauga County, Ohio
WILLIAM GREEN.
June 3Oth, 1859. 49i.w3
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NOTICE,

EAYETTE l.. ALLEN aud Frances A. Allen.
Il OF Wnlworth County, Wisconsin, minors, and
heirs of Hosea Barnes deceased, late of Auburn
Geaugn County, Ohio, are hereby notified that on
tho 2ist day Of June, 1889, Lucius Allen, Guar
dian Of ssid minors, filed his Petition in the Pro.
Date Court Of Geaugs Co., Ohio, against said mi.
nors, his wards, tho object and prayer of which
Petition is to obtain order for the sale Of the
real estate Of said minors. situate in Auburn
township in said County Of Geauga, known as
beng part Of Lot No. Q, Section No. 3, or Kirt-
land tract, in Tract No. in said township, and
comp ising twenty.One and eighty-six one
hundredths acres Of land, bounded on tho eust and
weslby lot lines, north by land OF Alsnson Barnes
and south by land TO Fayette Barnes, on parti.
ton Of the estate of said Hosea Barnes. deceased
Said Petition will stand for hearing in the Probate
Court of said County of Goauga, at tho Probate
Office in Chardon, the 23d day Of July 1889 at ten
O'Clock A. N. LUCIUS ALLEN Guardian.
Chardon, June "a, 1859 493w4
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ROAD NOTICE.
1%oTTE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
- YOUTH and MATURITY,

Just Published, Gratis, 25th thousands:
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
TREA 4 NJ Il N T., without Medicine, of
SpeTmaIorrhea, or Local Weakness, Moe
tarnaI Emissions, Genital and Nervous De.
biliy. Premature Decay OF the System. Impo-
tency, and lmpediments to Marriage generally
By D. l.. DE LANET, M. d.
The Important Fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the Imprudence and
Solitude OF Youth. may be easily removed WIN.
OUT MED cIHEs, is in this small tract Clearly dem.
onstrated; nd the entirely new and highly success
.ri treatment, az adopted by the Author, fully OK.
piaincd, 10y means Of which every one is enabled
TO cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the lenst possible
cOst,--,hereby avoiding all the advertised Nos.
trums Of the day
Seat 70 any address, gratis and post free in
s,a!cl envelope. by renting (post paid) post
as5 EtanlpSto DR. B. u, DE LANEY
50 East !st Street. N. Y City
qq6nI3
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ESTATE OF JOHN CHAIRMAN.

THE undersigned have been appointed and
4 qualified as Administrators Of the Estate Of
John Chapman, deceased, late OF Munson, Geaugn
County, Ohio.
EUNlCE CHAPMAN,
j. G. COLEMAN.
MuNsoN, July 18th, 1889 'l9G.3w
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Prof, p. r. Spencer.
f;ULIUE,

NJ Office ia hereby given hat whercGs the sui.
i. scrihrr has lost note for @lOO with inter.
est, given to lim by Nm. 'Iuruer. some tour wears
since, "a part oi which note has since been naii >
und other valuable property with the same. lie
worns nli persons ngnins buyiug or atemn,in1 10
collect said note, which nor lost unli' after 1t
hHd become due. HORTON SMITH.
HaHblen, july \, lSJJ. jgJWi
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MRS. RASSErT,S.

RESIDENCE ON WEST STREET.
have on hand n number Of Bonnots which | :, IN
Soil very low-from 81 90 to 50 5O-such as I
formerly sold at from So 90 to So co. Cheao
Strews, not trimmed at from Is ~ Is with Capcs.
May ~, 1859. 4sy.ti
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PAlNEsVlLLE NURSERIES,

III n n IL I " :, u III u.
THE Proprie,ors desire TO call the attention o.
Fruit Growers 10 the following facts: Our Stock
of Trees is large, embracing ali the Besr
Varieties OF the Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Nee.
tarlne, Apricot and Ounce, both the old and new
varieties OF the Grape, Curr ant, Gooseberrv
Blackberry, RRspbTrry, Strawberry, &c &c
Also a large assortment of EverIreens and Ornu
mental tlowering Shrubs and Plants, Bulbous
Roots, &c. great Variety Of Dah!ias, Roses
Phloxes, ,Chrysanthcmums. &c, &c. a Il OF which
are well adapted 10 the soil and climate Of North
ern Ohio, md can be furnished at Less Prices
than are paid for the tritheyrl dried-up hail dead
Irosen trees that are hulyked about Mo country bV
MoSe iryesDOns sibie Tree PedlaTs from Eastern
Nurseries Ii il n well known fact, that thOus-
ands of dollars lost every year in this State by
purchasing eastern trees You have the tnarra7,f
OF tho agent that all ia right, and he has your mo
nsy, and you may whistle for the damages. Our
nurseries are near you; Trees can he taken with
a large quantity OF roots and planted out again so
sOOn as TO render their living almost certainty.
We warrant, every tree and plant to be true 70 the
description given, and If any mistake should oc-
cur, We will refund the money or pay tho DANA
ges.
Persons living at distance can club together
and snve large percentage, by purchasing al
wholesale prices. We will furnish Apple Trees OF
good size, from sic to Sli per hundred; Peach
Trees from $40 TO sic per hundred, md "iher
things in proportion. aec4ilnG = the quantity IA
ken ut one time. our Retail. Prices for smaller
quanji'ie. can he seen in our Catalogue which will
be senl 10 all applicants, upon the receipt oi Post,
nre Samns. Call and examine our stock before I
purchasing elsewhere, and we will eudeay0r 20 .
satisfy YOU both as price and quality OF Trees and
Plants. STORRS 81 HARRISON.
Painssyille Juyl 1859 igi.n4
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At tho residr9ca of ,ro ii.An, ii Lima,
Ind. on Monday eycuirg. the 2lst. by Rev.
Thos. Cololazor, Mr.. JOHN Il. kERBY.
late of Chardou, Ohio, aud Mrs. ABIGAIL
w. DURAND. of the former plac5.
S~~NNN-NNIN.NINNN NO-NN1N/o~S[><NO.No
'a DIED.
In Chostcr. June 9th, SO. Mrs RH0DA
WILLIAM, wifo of David Williams, aged
% years and days. sho lived with her
husband Sugars and q months. lilo still
livos, only about two years younger. They
lived as years in COnu--tho remaining time
in N. Y. and Ohio. Thoy have 30 grand.
children, and number Of groat.graadchil-
drcn ever 20 years Of age, (CoM.
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c. II. HAMILToE. w CoNsTocK
HAMILTON q COMSTOCK.
General Produce, Forwarding aud Conn
mission II MeTchaHLs,
No 81 NoRTu LEyEE and CoMMERcIAL STREET,
Bet. WoshiugtON ArsHus and VIRs,
ST LOUIS, NO,
Consiguments OF Butter and Cheese solicited
May 6. 1889, 4s6.ly
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GtUMNsOES.--Just printed a quantity
- of fJuslices aud CUnstablo's blanks. con-
ssting of Summons, Sutposnas. Executions.
Writs of Attachment, etc, which NAV be
foundat THIS OFFICE.
April 30th, 1858.
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Respectfully yours



Witness, J. D. G1ry1 CJusrsmH
These biters ure prcParelby Dr c VI Juckson
ais Arch Street, Philadephin, Pm and are sold d,
. cents per bottle, by druggists and o;ekeep,r.
IN every town and village in the United State,
Canal0s, anl South America 495.w2
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DIR. IEOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

tUre OF
Coughs. Coids, iRfaeR=d, Group, HodrsercsS,
BroSchifiS, PneumoNia B,Seases Of the Bolrels
ur'simg from Cold IRcipieRf Consump ption, and
TOR The reiip and II al Poss'biol cue Of patti
c"trn ad2IRced stages qfthe latter disease.
THIS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
i ton, like the Bittors, may be confidently re.
lied on; 1t is designed for class of diseases more
general and more fatal than any other 10 which the
people o tlls country are subject-those springing
from "aigh cold" That eminent authority
DR.. Bell, says I" will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and yel2ouO JeUer
nrc 10 those of other countries but, I can aver
confidently that they usher in disease Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from " common cold" may be seen by a
glunco nj the following statistics, taken from the
Records OF the Board of Health OF Philadelphia,
coniesscd!y one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union
lsj2-'lola deaths in Philadelphia 1926
Died OF Consumption ....... l,9l2
Died OF all other diseases 1850
IN number ....,.....,,. 93io
--I0,o6I
l8j3-Total deaths ..........,... o7iy
Died OF Consumption ....... e95
Died OF all other diseases.... 1854
- e749
le'l-Iot9I deaths 49, ''.''..''.'. ll,s!@
Died OF Consumption 2ITs
Died OF all other diseases 9636
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Professor ELEMAN'S QUADRIIIE
BAND will play ut Little Mountain, every Ffa.
afternoon 49e.f
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PROBATE NOTICE.

SYLVESTER b IlOSNER, Guardian of Dayi.
y Stelcy aud Warren Seoley, Edwn X Puly
phcr, Admnisrator Of the Estate Of David J. Pli
sipher, Edwin Fowler, Executor Of tie Estate u
Samuel Hopton, and Noah Musciry, Jr Admin.
tstralor OF the Estate Of Solomon Wilb.r. Aay,
EeretaIy filed hcir accounts in the Probate Office
OF Geauga County Ohio, for settlement, " hich ac.
counts will b. tol hearing in The Probate Colrt Of
shid County, at The Probate Office itr Charlon. un
the 6th day ol August next, at ten O'Clock A VI, .,
hnnI which time all interested may except.
NJ. c. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
CLARION, July 10Th, 1859. g.. ly6-3Y
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

DR. CheessmGE's Pills are Invaluable, rs they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. La
dies who have been disappointed in the llse of
n:het Pills, can place the rtm>s, confdince i'll DR.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all thar they represent to
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| n y
w ment is now furnished
AULTMAN IL MILLER'S PATENT.
Al the greatest Practical Field Trinl ever held
in this country, at Syracuse, H. Y, July, 1857, the
tirs, Premium
GRAND GOLD NEDAL AND DIPLOMA
offered by the United states Agricultural Society
for the best Moving Machine, was awarded TO
this Machine over Manny's Ke,chum's, BurrclI's
llallenbeck's, ALIENS, Kirby :, lieath's lIovey'S
the Ohio Mower, and number of others
This Machine received the First Premium nt
the following County Irinls, in ,he year 1888 -
lrumbull Co, Clark Co., Portage Co., Albany Co
n. Y, Duchess Co., N. Y, Queens Co, Long
island md at the Orwell Union Agricultural So,
clcty Far, Ashnbula Co.. and Gcauga Co., md nt
many other Field I'Iinls--the only place in which
tho true merits OF II Machine can be seen.
/ his Machine nlso took the First Premium at
tLe following State Trials in 1878: Indiana,
New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Eastern and
Western Virginia, and numerous other State,
County and Town awards
Over one thousand were built and sold in 1853,
and the principal OF the
Double Hinge JoiRted and Folding Bar,
which belongs TO this Machine exclusively, is per.
mauently established Us the true one for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds in such manner
that i can pqss through any gate or door lhat an
ordinGry wagon can thus il can be housed from
the weather without trouble, being as portable US
common cart.
For terms and full particulars address
h. NJ. JOHNSON, Agent,
Mddletield, Geunga County, Ohio.
May 10, 1889. 4s7Ii
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NOTICE.

4 600 YARDS OF LAWN atl2I cts.
n Cns!I at RENFORD'S
4q6.tf
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NNTLCE

They should NJ. be used during Pregnancy, as
a mis- carriage would certainly result thorcfrom
Warranted purely vegetable, aud free from any
thing injurious to life OF health. Explicit drec.
tions, which should be read, accompany ench box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
r 3. HUTCHTNS,
GENERAL AGLNT FoE TIE UNITED STATS,
lGj Chambors.St., New.Y orlt
To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook Chardon, and VIM. Fisk,
Cleveland 472yl
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II. w. BEARD

HAS just time to say to the Ladies' of
l. Chnrdon and vicinity, that she has but ius,
etuIned from New York with larne assortment
u the latest Summer Styles of BONNETS,
LARS, ,HEAD.DRESSES, and MANTILLAS,
all OF which will be Sold Low Tor Cash: MISC
tlBBONS, FLOWERS, GLOVES, MITES,
COLLARS, and FALSE HAIR. intend keen.
ng supply OF Goods at Chardon. ms formerly, az
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rMroRTANTT TO rGIAL7:g...pa

IMPORTANT TO TEMAL7!g.-.Da
CHEESEMAN'S FILLS, p5epaEai by CoESrLlr.
T.. CHErsrMAH, VI. D., New York C..,.-Tho com.
iinauon OF Ingredients in ,Aeso pile are .ao re.
sui. of .ioug AMI extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain IN correcting
alLirIeguari,ies Painful lleaaruations, removing
I'LL distinctions, whether from cold other wise,
headache pain in the 81 le papitaton OF the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
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We win mark out its pathway unnfuenced by any clique
men, and will hang to the skirts of any for
opinions but will be free advocate honest opn
ions and will boldly them though may stand
alone And while will pay proper regard to the pop
ular WILL yet will suffer dctation from
We will advocate what believe to be for the good Of
whole country and will avoid the onesded views OF the
blgoed partisan, and the of the utrasectionas
We will advocate high toned morality I'D believing the
newspaper press to be the grand lever by which civilization
is advanced morality established virtue elevated and the
problem of mans social and political happiness completely
solved.
We claim to be independent all subjects, and conse
quently, sectarian and partzan in
The PRESS will have large space devoted to Lite
rature and the Arts and Sciences and while it will contain
choice selections from the best writer's yet considerable
amount of original matter will be furnished with each
ber
complete summary of all the news of the day. that may
pc likely to interest the general reader will be gven IN
cndng careful reports of the Markets of the cities and at
home and whatever be interesting to the Farmer and
Trader excluding columns whatever may be of lit
tie or no interest. 1
In Short expect to make welcome vstant of the
fresde and family circle, well to the of business
furnishing amusement instruction. and thought for sober
reflection.
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