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, 1860-08-09

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ga aeverss shock Of an
earthquake was felt at Henderson at $50 this
morniuG, causing much consternation. It lalt-
Cd sight or tau seconds. A slight shock Was
fslt here 1t . this morning.
, 1860-08-09
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY.
mef3fnn&s. Mnker

TO Wholesale Dealt.s the Company would tay with ou,
uneqp4et facility for manufacturing. and Tie vesy kreei
adrapAxe VIC have alI other fsctone, puch1kpE
corn 4 low prcea We rel ycu nEures thst viii ake
sarcG list leaves the factory warranted equal mot ~
p!ofto any produced In The world An orders and $o-
munlestqns Addressed uinoiA S2reh COMPANY. Ottawa
lllsota, VII .scslys prompt attention. }a1-os&n
, 1860-08-09

Dx Tx11oRAru1 NV YoxE, Augusta.
pkxvrs-Lower grades plenty ard marie. Is without
ACTIVITY IL n YxtS9te first quality e4@2xc u qua. y
sa ID quality NC k. inferior e AvtIake q sAles
A,3sa
COWS Axp ykA1s-Cnchansednn md dull.
snrsr nsp LxNas-sN2ibc ltwer nud In scne cases !
dolls. lower. Qaotet 1t Is .s3t4n. N:c:'ptt Na1:
kElak-Gq lower. ealtsat b@6Ae Rccipte, bVle.
, 1860-08-09


IAEE y1est1s WANTED IN NV Yoax.-The fo'lowinE
tetc1 from New York house to vessel owner In Ceve
lsnd say.she caia. shows that lake craft in high
favor with Aslant;e shipper:
SEw Iorr, Aus. Z. ls;0.
pIAR s1R: Tetceivne By adyles from Euflatd kAt the
G:o D. Uousan. Capt. Sm!h to I'll! fEum Liverpool
The l6:h ui., also tho H. II. Hsrnau, Cai. lkr
Quebec and Cleveland, wish to ask will Actcpt
cargo Il luHbtr 1rr Gu hcc to tt' port 1t far fAtrr
c4rgoes all feady-aud wlpn here enftF tntn the
general freightink business We ctateF to the
Gulf p1s and !ck. at a. l to Mobile and Galveston
Weat 1nt;A irelEhts eltt!nue paying vel. lave a
Gsr, whore hoaleward freight amoants u t5637, and
which going 10 send cut aIaln- Fregllta to all
ta,7s improving and continue according
Ip>sn prrspscts. II hess veAtes insure vel thsy
toufuat d the Mst bulness II tbs market. La pleased
communicate your vtEs 1s ia thelf oading In Que
Your, vtry respectfully, r.B CHASE,
rE.e11s WAx11p.-TLere u q considerable damald for
h. poEt, and at pint, AboTe freghs having
largely uuated ard shippers Icing tefrous Of scnc
nE forward before there further Atvane IL pItea
Business promises well for the cornug f4ADei1oi Til
bune.
~ Ths ech7o1er Warner sailed firm Greeneek Tor
Liverpool the 1th Of July, With 100 tons Iron AID
will dill up At tie latter post With what cargo adsnK
AID return 10 the Lax E.
tT- The Eew schooner Forest City, Lowell. which
}oAd.d at De1p hrEivcd at Bosom 81 FROM Cfexe
land hht has made / quick trtp.
~ Tue schooner AdrI1tIc Capt Hall cleared at Dcson
tbs I'd fur Indaoo.a and Lavhc=a-t detroit Tribune
, 1860-08-09

Fx1 EuRorA.} LL1F1hFool~ July ~s-
The weather hsx tesn unfarotahle !"r e1ops. heavy
showers having fIsn tut II ~ pow n*sr. h'ena3oso''
Spencc 4 Co. a"d Bxla1!d, a. 4 Co. report:
FIorR,-F.rm at Tuesdays acVAIcr. American @'fe*
<E1.,,whcat steady IT tbs .y's advance: an! lG:o
zddLoeL While led 1oees1o. I'd whts IL tot IL a.
~. .!tr med a. Mixed 3-r@33s ": ytlnw " s9os
II whitr 34-331s. 10 dar 1at bFeAdatu1 fnHKe' LIZ
h. y = nr.Slly nm Com dull.
, 1860-08-09

AInASr, Aug. 8.-The hoard Of Directors Of
the New York Central Railroad have this ere
ming declared dividend Of per cent, pay able
-ing. Goth.
, 1860-08-09

DCacorE, Aug. s.-These is oa feet Of water
in the river at this point. Temperature 7ao.
pEk1S, ILL.,, Aug. s.-River three feet and
four inches deep.
, 1860-08-09

MOUNT VERNON RA1.K IN
- raov1pEscE RaopE 1.LAsD.-In accon!a1ce With \
decree of the SUR me cau1t OF k1ote IL I'd, With
aud for the couity rravltEcr. etete Jua- 3D. A. D.
6o The undersigned h4geby xv- that ths tie with
= wi.hh the To tsrs II The bills tLe Moult Vtf1tn
Bank were to Eere The 10 hin, has teeh
teEtel January A. b. 161 aad that celtca "f
Eost will he uy him 10 ali ertots presenting nj his
ce, No. IS Weybasset -treet. tIor:dence L. l., any ts
eftaid l,ank, pror 70 that tine.
AI,o lint dividend Il Y cents ta.h d1:ar
e,ed by xaid Court al b dpos.e! with the Receiver
On Or tstets Juiy D. ls nd tas I'd dsadses =
the n!atea Of deposlt he1c1o y gwen:
CHARLES +. BE0WNELL,
Receiver Of Mount Vernon Bank.
Providence, July .. 1850. iEl1c7A7lte 'w.tota1.s1
, 1860-08-09
MARINE JOURN ALL.
PoRT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Ar:rsts ~. ::
stmr Comet Mosgin Grand Haven l'e p's sEueeo' *'A'
Prom Glefrssd II; ICE eg 6.den<sus 1s t..
Pup NeItu1e, salisbury. HutA, sundIies.
lrp Evergreen CIV Chamberlain Collin: sunaIies
rIop K. H. FoAs. Wl:op, Aus4eeon lou lunbe. 1so M
Ba,t SuIshlne, Kirby. Buffalo. CO.. brlt salt.
BIZ Ntnue.o1a Bronson Gtecu Bay, 1sa m lumber. III m
sh. He1o, Donch, South Haven 81 eds bari. s:aves.
schr Yursted. chra,e ro wa:h!reton, 81 eds wood
schr Harvey MewAYue Traverse Das, ~ e1s wstd.
sehr live Oak, Acfitaw. Buffaio. 20 eds wood;
fcht Jos or III. Mcrasn. ttwrgn. e09 bes sAt.
Ser %yaudote. Actant r taus ls;e 80 t9ns ~.
schr Bfaaeh. i1as,n,, Two Rtsess. % cords bark.
Schr Gilbert hn,pp. Davi.. Two RreEs s9 ceatr pos
CLEAREn............Augu
Stu1 Lady Flgn Wilson, Lake SUPERIOR IS bs vinegar,
IS bfis beer. 49, pigs liquors 526 hars mta q b!:
les l sh' er 81 bags oats Is brs pork tors Lag.
stnr Gaselie, II U1sn. M~aukee. san,ri~.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson. Buffalo, 200 ba he1 ~ pdla
hanl,vare. lobrls nour. lGo iIls -. ns.t. IT,
ltpp }tunteE uixuu Eunkwdpd s8 bFi6 Eouf. Il bE.s
low. 81 pigs xroeer1es 10 hrls apnles.
lroi, Queen Of Tie Lakes DhKsa Buffalo. eoh bu RE
Eark 1nd,.ns TsT1y, osxeso. 15,'o9 hn corn.
Pic Hcwhat.n. Tulty, Daakt1E; i u, ,G9s M oa corn.
D-atless r.es south .ven, IL bra 'tne, Is tozs
e.; f!sEs; s IIs 5ssG ,:s E. h sssss Sas.'.
St! St! wv els Is:sS MCGEE Buao. 1850 bu co
sthr Siheni.n. 1 v Adam, Dutl,c, 1890, bu corn.
sehr i 1eosts ~ 5sak!a.. a. 0sweso. it.so ta co1n.
ttAs Rival N0ll:nE, kl1gstuu II, ,030 bu co5o.
, 1860-08-09

RUt'tA tALO d LAKE. l4tk.pf
- HALLWAY. Sho1t~,t an.: best .outs Ia taE r -:
ptter EA>ts cliirs.
Train le.y:n thlsso a: .:'o pa, Detra,: i, ~ta =
.vrs - hnalo At D. @ pm New York At 1o:I5 H. :
tnn At cchrct:iL: viii. y. 7. Crtsal 4 iEf4 s
y. r. Lsie mn: :. l: Fat. Ticket. VI. th
be ost::as: at tae Union ikFut. K. i. Ia Erri..
fe1$@ tiea! Mt"l4e'
, 1860-08-09


The trade Of that city WAS almost suspended,
and all the natiye merchants had fed with their
treasure to Souchong, for fear the rebels would
soon attack the former place. The Chinese up
the pelho were reported, to be making great
anticipated invasion Of the allies. The Chinese
rebels had recently been rery successful. They
had taken the large city Of Loochow, and wefe
holding possession. This gave them the con
troll Of the country in that direction within
hundred miles Of Shanshae. They were reported
TO be advancing toward Shanehae.
The American clipper ship Game Cock had
smiled from shanghae for JaIan, for a cargo Of
horses for the army.
, 1860-08-09

Er-Fsors Pacahontas. lion city brte1 I; NAlbItdke
and Lucy. st Paul, Plymouth Rock. spetdweI Telegraph
z q Butts Letle, Cat Holn.
Dows-rr ps City Of Madison, Concord; bark sonora;
hrles HeandeE, Pilgrim; sehrs Comet. Freeman FAnul
and Floy. 1foEt!t i, Lay StAts.
Weather very VAIN, with moderate II breeze.
Late x90rfs.
BUFFALO. Aucu.t G,-Anvtd. props Adf!atic. stow.
(hcago Falntuac, GeHh1tl, do; Tonaw2ndh, iaatE do
tchrs " II Dewitt, T.bberner Ch!ca*o- Cared. sehrs
Metropolis Murray. Ch caEo; RAPID. Hack, coi Forune
uaLu~tL, co.
Through W<ffand Canal.
vr-34-Trop Akron. tasAs Water Witch. Adt1atc sehr
LAmpLet 4th-treps Granite Stata hItby: brrs John
Lafayette Look; sShFs u C'ln: Lively. oswtEo
Traveller. Bay Q ;ern. Fletcher. Sweet Home. ..,
PLnney; bark = D psoot1ud; prop reEmont trlEs sa1.
ol.-I>t. Intharlncs journal.
, 1860-08-09

TnxEsnAr Evrsau, AuGusts.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Cor fhe mas. twenty. .faur hours:
, 1860-08-09

ONLY
Two Miles North Of City Limits.
FORMAL DEDICATION,
Thursday, Aug. 3oth, 1850, 3 P. N.
OBLIGATORY ADDRESS
Rev. Robert III. Clarkson, d. d.
In n&nsxer repeated luquirles the following saets
b,itay submitted:
1.-The Company du1y ineo GRATED under the express
Cemetery Statute Of this Esate The Oeers elected
annually By the 10. owner. The present Directory
Ssts Of WV. u. OoDEx, Esq. E. II. STALLION. Esq. asd
Dr.. S. sAwIkn Gro. P. a. H1A1r, the Attlst) II Tea
sueE. and TnoAH 3. pArAz Is President. The grounds
Dies Esq the eminent Landscape Gardener Of Phads1
phla, by SWAIN Nz1sos Of thA city.
2-The title Is uatneumbeEed, simple and pe,ftct being
d1ros from The Cnted Sates Government through Justin
Butteraeld and he!4. to Thos B. Drao, who will In al
eases xive full Wasraatee Deeds and lind the vhols cub
drhoa, recorded to remain fortver Cemetery, titus
insnrlag I. to the Lot ownezs In pe1petult5.
s-1he natural topography Of the grounds Is admitted
By all to te peculiarly beautn-shs gentle undu..tons
and the grove ID trees over the entire sutdv1 hay
Ing suggested the name Of GkAcx1Azn" The improve
nents (commanesd onl, In April ls) speak for them.
stlves 1t!s designed to make the Cemetery tha Mt Au.
tu1n Of the Vest.
<-Ths entrance 10 ths Cemetery is the Green Baf
Road about mile and laf bsyond the point wher4
tht Lake View Roa diverges from ii. aod than two
nllss nearsz The City than Chlt.endeu Station
b1he price Of Lota is only about one fourth Of thu.
demanded for Ike s1ed Lots IN Eastern Cemeteries. -
shown by the Scala IN the ones.
e.-The following Rsport nsm The Surveyors e1plains
Itself:
I'VE hAvo taken le7e1s the surface Of Gra.elaed
Cemetery. and Ind the minimum height 10 b IT feet and
the maximum height to be Is feet above the present stage
OF ~assz In Lake M1-hgs; most Of the ground being
o7cr ~ fest above which touz tines the Usual d.pth Of
graves. tS!gnedl
zpnusD p1xBx. Surveyor"
August 3rd. 1a6o."
7-Vitos 10 The Cemetery arr requested kscp tbs
walks aad TO dive vehicles only on the b:oaa xraytlcd
rosdx,
THOS. b. BRYAN, President,
Once IN Bryan Hall Ca1k It,. opposite the Court Hcuse.
TIME TABLE,
An OMNIBUS ID run 10 the Cemetery (unu1 the Horre
Railroad il e1tend.d connecting With the uosse R.ioad
Cats, which leave North Water street At
o "A. M. 2.30 p NJ. and r. m.
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GROUP.

Children are often seized worry suddenly
with this disease, which, if not quickly ro.
levcd, proves fatal. 1t generally attacks
children in tho night, after having been
p'uch exposed to damp, cold winds through
the day. Damp houses. wet feet, thin shoes,
wet cl otbs, or anything that obstructs per-
spiration, may occasion Group. Mothers
your children nre iablo to be tnken with
this dread complaint ut time when YOU
least expect it; but it is lot always a doctor
can DO called or remedy found, and for this
reason we would advise you now, and with
out moments delay, to buy bottle of
DR.. EAToN's INrANTILE CORDIAL. 1t will
cure every case of Group. iftaken in time;
and also all complaints attending Tecthing,
Couvulsions, Coughs, Colds, otc. 1t is sold
by all respectable druggists. Mcssrs
CHURCH s. DUPONT, New York, arc the pro
prietors,a and also sole agents for "Dr. BRoN-
SONS BLOOD FooD," which for Consumptivc
and Chronic diseases is sure remedy. Do
not be put off with any other articles.
Write to CHURCH g. DUPONT, Now York, il
you cannot got thcm in your own town.
M5- Sec advertisement.
For sdte by A Cook, Chardon, and by all
respectable druggists throughout tho coun,
try. 636w4
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Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
by Cornelius L. oheeseman, M. D
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result OF long aud extensive practice
They are mild in !heir operation and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tions, removing all obsructions, whether from
cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side pal.
pialion Of the heart, whites, all nervous aifec-
tions Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arises from in.
terrupliou OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, ms they
will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in The use Of
other Pills can Place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent 10
do. NOTICE.
There is one condition Of the female system in
Which the PiHs cannot be taken TithOut producing
PECULIAR RESULT. The condition re-
ferred 10 is PREGNANCY-the result, MIS-.
CARNAGE. Such is the irresistible tendency
fhe mediciae 10 restore The SEXUAL functions 10 a
normal condition. that even The reproductive power
otMature caRnot resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any,
thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 81. Sent
by mail on enclosing 81 TO DR. CoRNEIIUs L.
CHEEsEMAN, Box 4,53l, Post Office, N. Y. City
SOLD By QNnp DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
II. B. HUTCHINGS,
GeRsral Ageutfor the United States,
No. IA Broadway, N. Y,
To Uko~ al WhOlSsale orders should b addressed.
s9oyl
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WORMS.

In quantity Of corrupted matter, there is al.
ways to he found nest of worms. They can.
not,nciher will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels are subject to hem as they
have not sufficient power to digest their food -
Hence large heap of matter is lodged and then
worms must be the result. A few doses of these
pills will disturb them in their Fest, and drive
them out of the system.
1t should be remembered that an occasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold, will
prevent the disease from forming in the body.
9rDr. Norse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
al dealers in medicines. 536w4
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PO e RS

G u e Is Of p a I ~ >
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain.Killing Remedy
YET DISCO YER h d!
lryou have pain in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTERS CURE OF PAIN.
If you have a Burn Btuisc or Wound.
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Diarrhna or Flux,
USE PORTERS CURE OF PAIN.
If you nave n Cough or Cold
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
fyou have the Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Ifyou have the Headache or Toothoche,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
In short, if you are sick, and wish to get well, al
you have to do is
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
We refer the unbeieving to the following per
son who have used the Cure, and recommend it tc
their friends, Alexander Glenn, Samuel French
Shurben Loveland, Isaac Griffin, J. X. Crane
Calvin Belden, NJ. d., Farm!ngtonW Walter Lamp
son, Willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotamia
A. P Tideu. ]. S. 1'ilden, C. w. Hatch, Henry
lnman, Nathaniel Moore, Alonzo Hosmer, Park
man; Orrin Gates, L. B. Ensign, ESQ, Isaac
Parker, ]. H. Evans, Martin French A. Johns
Isaac Rhodes Hymenius Bundy Z. b. Roe, Bun
dysburg; Isaac Town, A. MofIit, VIM. Glcnden
n.y. Josephus Hinkston, Samuel Donaldson, Mid
dlefeld
We couli give hundreds Of names, but do no
| consider it necessary.
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL,
and you will find yourself ready to testify In 1T
| favor.
For Sale by A. Cook and Dr. John Nichols
Chardon; S. Moody, gainesville; Boughton, Fore
& Co., Burton; Bishop g. Sperry, Middlefeld; a
Hunt, Russell A. Fling, Fowler's Mills A
Mathews, Newbury; Wells, Parkman -
Claridon.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor.
Bundysburg, Geuuga Co., o.
5loyl
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DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

The stomach is the most liable 10 get ou, of or.
der. Hence how important that no diseased mat.
ter clog its operation. which would cause nausea
and distress by our food. 1t ulso weakens the
brain, destroys the memory, creates pain and
dimness and various Affections in the head. 1t
produces great difficulty in br eathing and swal
lowing. Sometimes ininting and fits will ensue;
also bad breath, restlessness and great loss OF
strength. 1t not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the Whole
system, and death will end the work. From two
to 1--WE of these Pills day will keep The digestive
organs in healthy condition, and unclog OF
carry away oil impure matter; and thoroughly re.
store and cleanse the stomach; at ,hc same time
the Pills will SO purify the blood, as to drive oil
manner of disease from the system
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Sale OfRcaI Estate by order
Court,

NN Friday tie first day of June, 4. d..
W $500, at o'clock p NJ, at the door of the
Court House in Chardon. Genuga County, Ohio,
will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following
ceased to wit. A part of lot 26 in the Bond tract,
in the Township Of Hambden in said County
Bounded north by the road leading from Chnrdon
to the center ol Hambden; east by land in said
lot formely owned by Hilen Garfield, deceased;
south by land ow ned by Jahcz King in said lott
and west by the Township line, containing FIVE
acres Of land.
TERMS OF SALE One-third in hand; ono
third in six months, and the remaining third in
twelve months from the day of Sale Deferred
payments 10 be on interest and secured.
AUSTIN CANFIELD, Admir-.
Chardon, May 4th, 1860. 53Sw4
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R1-We have received part 4th of Cas-.
sells Illustrated f amily Bible, and also
parts End and 3rd of Cassel's Popular
Natural History. These are valuable
works, and we hope they will have n
wide circulation.
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VOL UME XT. NO. l8.
HOME DEPAR RIM ENT.
Republican Club Meatine.

The first regular meeting Of the Char
don Republican Club will be held at The
Court-lIcuse, tomorrow evening. Every
body is invited, and, as the interest Of our
people in political affairs is on the in
crease, we look for good turn. out.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petitions will
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF Geau'
ga and Trumbull Counties. at their session in
June next for the vacation OF that part of the pub.
tic read lying on the line ol said Counties, and
extending from the southwest corner oi Mesopo,
tamia Township northward to point one rod
south OF the southeast corner OF Lafayette Ira
cy's farm,
Mesopotamia, May 4th, 1860. '5ssw4
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@-We would say 10 correspondents
that every communication, to insure pub
lication. should be accompanied by the
authors name. We have right to
know who our correspondents are, if our
readers do not.
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For CHICAGO.

Mr.. M. r. Doolitlle, of Painesville, is
getting up party 10 go 10 The Chicago
Convention b. way Of the lakes. Fare
81 each way, including meals and berth,
on one OF the Buffalo and Chicago line OF
propcllers. Due notice will be given Of
the day and hour Of starting
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CITY Hospital, of New York.

Nponi lwo ,housunu casos -, moGiv', uI'u sur
gcu, HiIou1Ss % LILY Srann v'1 %
mont OF Tue Fhysicia"S anu 0ursco"s o' uiu' III
sh,ollon; ANS -...-.,.,.u ..i
s, Wy s"u ~ ,,,ir, Wy u
VI I i,o va H. disoasns si,6on, ,hn
J.J y, 'ie ,no
palem, "PP'"s !" P''''"' " ""' '''''' i'''o"
'enIen.. 'enp J..;.;,, .o...., Lu.,.,.luo IS a..
1, e,sous IesniH oo'Iee' no,,I ~ ri nI
Lii ,rorlicii cnnf;denre nnon bnvirg innnoy,ed 10
Nun W, r,o iSm;r W
Dn,;ng evetv n,ontb in tie vaoy Dr sands nnv
10 cnn.r7,cG NJ ,hs fnlInying 5Incss. ''
p,oo,r,rrn Austin,s Uousa Anril 9Th md
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ROAD NOTICE.

A Petition will be presented to the Commits.
N sioners of Geauga County, at their next
Meeting, on the first Monday OF June next, to VA.
cate the Rond running nlong the town ine be-
tween lIambden and Chnrdon, and thence striking
off east into said Hamhdeu township across lands
of B. II. Ingraham, and intersectng the east and
west center Road in snid lIsmbden township, be.
tween lands of B. II, lngrOhom and John Cuts:
May 4th 1860. *SSw4
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Thanks TO Hon. Peter Hitchcock,
for copy of the Annual Repor. of the
Commissioner Of Statistics 10 the Govern.
or OF Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOOK HERE.

n1-DR. r. j. LYONS, tho celebrated In
dian llorb Doctor, wishes to have It undor.
stood. onoo for ali, by his patients in ard
about Paiuesville and Cbardon, that he will
continue to visit their respective places
every month -R1 b34w4
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MARRIED.,

In Croton, Iowa, at the residence Of III BRIDES
father. on the lelh uImo. by the Rev. Mr.. Cos
uer, Mr.. CURTIS w. GRAY, Of Pennington,
Iowa formerly OF Middleiied, Ohio,) to Miss IDA
c CHl1TISTER, of Croton, Iowa.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented 70 the Commissioners Of &C.
nuga County at their session to be held, on the
first Monday of June next, praying Tor the a!tera'
ton Of certain rond in Bainbridge township
known as tho Buinbrdge and Soon center road
beginning a: a pout on said road about 35 rods
west of the east line OF lot O. tract 2 thence run.
ming in sou;h-ea serly direction to the ens line
of said lot 81; thence in a norlh-enserly course,
terminating on sai6 center road, near the east line
of lot &c, tract Q.
Also another certain road in the township OF
BaiDbrdge, known rs the River Roadi Beginning
al point near Peleg Browns barn; thence run
ming in n north. westerly direction, terminating
nenr tho line between lots 26 and 81, tract 2, at
point where the proposed alteration in said center
road crosses said lot lines.
Bainbrdge, April 9Th, 1860. Ss7u
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See advertiser
One of the most prevalent. and at the sam

One Of the most prevalent, and at the same
time, troublesome and painful diseases that ut
tend the human 1esh is The Fever and Ague.--
For long time the medical world have been con-
tinually bringing forth numerous specifics for its
permanent cure; but ell without effect DR.. j.
Hostetter, un experienced and celebrated physi
clan. has succeeded in furnishing the public with
a valuable preparation for the cure OF Fever and
Ague, The steady and increasing demand lately
made for the "Bilers," aud the universal success
attending its use, have made for 1t repua lion
unsurpassed by any specific OF the kind. For the
cure OF The Fever and Ague. DR.. llostetter's Cee.
brated Stomach Bit,ers must and should claim a
superiority over any other preparation extant.
Solo by druggists and dealers, generally, eve.
rywhere 531w4
DySee advertise ment in another column.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
Bronchitis and Asthma

are cured by DR.. TRAsK's Magnetic Ointment
aud even Consumption has, in nnnLer Of cuses
been cured.
Read advertisement in this paror 52sm3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
NOTICE.

Petition will, be presented to the Commission.
n ers of Geauga County, al their next meeting
to be hold on the first Monday ofJune next, pray
ing for removal Of ths Road that runs from
Churdon to Chester, beginning at The northwest
corner of Benjamin CaGwel's deed thence run
ming to the Munson town line road between the
deeds OF Benjamin Caldwell and Jedediuh Sanger.
April Gath, 1860. 537w4
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Frozen Limbs.

Keep away from the fire, take the fros, out il
snow or ice water, then wrap them up in oint.
meut Renew the Ointment once in 70 hours;-
they will cause no pain after the frost is out, ond
will be entirely well Ia few d0ys.