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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

DR. c w. RopAcK's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIs.--
The celebrated Scandinavian Remedies, prepared
by DR., G. w, Robock, Of Cincinnati o., are now
attracting considerable attention, no, only among
those pcrsoas who are afflicted with Rheumatism
aud general nervous arrangement, but among the
faculty. The following certificate, from one Of the
most prominent citizens Of Mississippi, speaks for
iiseli'--N. o. True Delta, ,Aprh 2nd.
ENrERPRisr. Miss, Nov. 18th, 1857.
DR. c, w. RoBAcK, Cincinnati o. Dear Sir.
I nm now about So yeurs Of age, and have beeu
afflicted with Rheumatism end general nervous
derangement with excessive debility, for So or
56'yenrs, ard have used almost every kind Of pat.
ent medicine from which have derived no benefit;
niso, have tried great many physicians, but nIl
TO no purpose | now feel thank tut that have
at length obtained medicine which has given
me reiief, have purchased two bottles OF your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier, and two boxes Of
yonr Pins, Of Mcssrs. HowzE & Hathaway
which I have uscd They have given me almost
entire re!ie. My limbs aud veins have been great.
| ~ swollen, but your medicine has reduced them
TO their proper size.
Very respectfully yours,
. WM. r. KINo.
See advertisement. 33lw4
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Important TO Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
red by Cornelius L. ohesseman, M. D,

prepared py OoTnenuG OheeaemAn, M. d.
NEW YORK CITY.
The rombination of ingredients in these Pills
are tho result OF long and extensive practice
They are mild in !heir operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tions, removing nll obsiruc,ions, whether from
cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, pal I.
pilaton Of the heart, whites, all nervous aiFec.
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, which arises from in
terrupIiou OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as 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 oil that they represent to
do. NOTICE
There is one condition Of he female system in
Which The Pills cannot be taken milkont produciug
PECULIAR RESULT. The condition re.
Ierred % is PREGNANCT T-the result, MIS-.
CARNAGE. Such is The irresistible tendency
OF the piedicise 10 restore e serHai htnctions 10
normaI condition that eueM the rep roduciue pouer
Qfa1tHre cannot resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from nny.
thing injurious. Explicit directions which should
be read, accompany each box. Price ell Sent
by mail on enclosing 81 10 DR.. CoRNELIus L.
CHFEsEMAN, Box 4,53I, Post Office, N. Y. City.
SOLD ny ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
IL. ID. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
No. Il Broadway, N. Y,
To vkon eli Wkelssals orders skOGldbs Gddresssd.
5soyl
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THE
ONLY PREPARATION
Universal Confidence & Patronage

WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence & Patronage
FOR STATESiEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMEN,
Ladies and Gentlemen, in all parts Of the world.
testify TO the efficacy OF Prof. o. J. Woods Hair
Restorative and gentlemen of the Press are unan-
mous in its praise. A few testimonials only can
be here given circular for more, and it will be
impossible for you 10 doubt.
Al WaHStreot, N. Y, Dec. Goth, '5s.
GENTLEMEN; Your note, OF The 4 5th inst, has
been received saying that you had heard that
had been benefited by the use OF Woods Hair Re-
slorauye, and requesting my certificate The fact,
il had no objection 10 give it..
| award i, 10 you cheertully, because I think it
due My age is about 81 years; tie color of nv
hair auburn, and inclined 10 curl. Some five or
six years since ii began TO turn gray and the scalp
on the crown Of my head 10 lose its sensibihty
| and dandruh to form upon il. Each OF these dis
agreeabiil<s increased with iime and about
four months since fourth was added TO them, BY
hair falling of the top OF my head, and thrca ten.
ing TO make me bald.
In this unpleasant predicamcnt l was induced
10 try Woods Hair Restorative mainly ic arrest
the falling off of my hair, for ! had really no ex
pectalon that gray hair could ever be restored to
its original color, except from dyes was, how
ever, greatly surprised to find, ailer the use of
TWO bottles only, that not only was the falling off
arrested but the color was restored TO the grny
hairs and sensibili'y TO the scalp and dandruif
ceased 10 form on my head. very much TO the
qualification ofmy wife, a: whose solicitation ]
as induced TO Try it,
For this, among the many obligations owe TO
her sex, strongly recommend all husbands who
value the admiration Of their wives, to profit by
my example, uad use ii il growing gruy or get.
ling bald. Very respectfully,
BEN. A. LAVENDER
To @. J. Wood & Co, 4I4 Broadway n. Y
Myiamily are absen, from lhe civ, and INN
no longer at No. ii Carroll Place.
Siamston, Ala, July Goth, 1859.
To PRoF. o. ]. Wooo Dear Si,; Your "FI,ir
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Ths weather North and South.

Strange weather VIC arc having now. In
stead of fitful Apri! showers, storms of wind
snd snow seem to DO the order of the day.
Tho season here contrasts strongly, in this
respect, with the season at the soutb,as will
be seen by tho following extract of private
iettor, dated April 10Th, from friend ro
siding in Natchez. Mississippi:
"We have had delightful weather for 0
month past. though needing rain greaI
deal; aud, Notwithstanding the severe win
ter, we have peas, beans. new potatoes
eucumbcrs, and variety of other vegetables
beside Strawberries in abundance. 1t il
very unusual for us to have such drouib SC
oarIy in the spring but it is cloudy to-day
and l hopei it will not bo long before We
have rain"
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A School-teacher Dismissed for not
Loving Slavery.

young man who went from this town to
the Democratic State of Kentucky, last
winter, and there engaged in teaching, re-
turned, fow days s;ucc, having becn COM
PEELED to abandon his school, on account of
dangerous sentiments in regard to Slavery.
His training had been decidedly Democratic,
and we suppose ho thought hmsof any.
thing but an aboliionist bat all this
passed for naught in Kentucky. 1t was vain
for him TO think Of pursuing his avocation,
without SHOWING his colors" upon the
question of Slavery. Being hard pressed
for bis private opinion of the peculiar in.
stitution," truth compelled him to say that
he regarded il as great evil, and for this
ho was discharged from furthor service rs a
teacher in kentucky. What terror the
young Northern podagogue must have
spread throughout the entire region of his
labors, by that QUOT expression of au
bonest opinion
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The Eambden Concert.

We had tho pleasure of attending the
Concert given under the direction of Mr..
Packard, in IIambdcn, on Wednesday cvon-
ing. We wero moro than pleased with it,
and think 1t worthy of as much praise as
the one which was given, a few weeks since,
Mt the Disciple Church in this place. That
the people of Hambden take considerable
interest in the cultivation of music,is evinced
by tho number of good singers among them
who participate in such Concerts. Though
the evening was unfavorable, tho audience
was largo. At the close of the Concert, Rev.
Mr.. Kennedy, ia brief and appropriate
specch, thanked tho audience for their at
teutiou, and compiimepted Mr.. Packard
aud tho choir for the musical entertainment
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DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

The stomach is the most liable to get out Of or.
der. Hence how important that no diseased mat
ter clog its operation. which would cause nausea
and distress by our food. 1t also weukens the
brain, destroys the memory, creates pain and
dimness, and various Affections in the head. I,
produces great difficulty in br ea,hing and swal-
lowing. Sometimes ointing and fits will ensue;
also bad breath, restiessness aud great loss of
strength II not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the diasase through tho Whole
system, and death will end the work. From two
to five Of these Pills day will keep the digestive
organs in q healthy condition, and unclog or
carry away all impure matter; and thoroughly re.
store and cleanse the stomach; at The same time
the Pills viii so purify the blood, as to drive all
manner of disease from the system
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Ceaupa Hor-a FAR.

The PLAN Deaier, in alluding to tho
4th and 9th of july, intimatcs that Horace
Greeley will probably dcliver an address on
that occasion. Tlis is not certain; got we
arc authorized to state that air Greeley.
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, and ror-
hGps others, have beon applied to, aud that
somo distinguished speaker may reasona.
bly, DO expected. Our onterprising friend,
ID. L. Pope, who has hired tho Fair
Crowds, ia sporing no expense in provi
ding for Horse Fair of tho first class.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented 10 the Commissioners OF Ge-
auga County at their session to be held, on the
first Monday of June next, praying Tor the a!tera-
ton OF certain road in Bainbridge township
known as the Bninbridge and Soon center road,
beginning a. point ON said road about IS rods
west of the east line Of lot o. unct q thence run
ming in south sterly direction to the east line
Of said lot 81; thence in north-eastery course,
terminating on sai6 center road near the east line
Of LOT 26, tract Q.
Also another certain road in the township OF
Bainbridee, known as the River Road Beginning
at point near Psleg Browns barn; thence run.
ming In north.westerly direction, terminating
near tho line between lots S6 and 27, tract 2, at
point where the proposed alteration In said center
road crosses said LOT lines.
Bsinbridge, April 9Th. 1860. ss7u
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Organization of the Chardon Republi-
can Club.

Pursuant to published call, tho Re-
pubIcans of Chardon mot at the Court
House, on Saturday evening, April 2lst., to
organize Republican Club.
Samuel Magunigal, E'q. was chosen
Chairman, and J. o. Converse Secretary.
A Committee on Permanent Organiza ion
was appointed, consisting of NJ G, Garfield,
A. II Thrashcr and II X. Smith.
During tho absence of tho Committee,
DR.. II. Bell. being called out, made some
appropriate remarks.
Tho Committee reported the following
Constitution, which was unanimously adopt
cd:
CONSTITUTION.
Tho undersigned, votors, OF Chnrdon. hav-
ing entire confidence in the Justice md rccti-
tude Of tho principles ayowcd by the Ro
publican Party. and possessing an abiding
confidence in their ultimate SUCCESS. aud de-
sirops of doing all in our power 10 secure
their triumph in tho approaching Presilen
tial Campaign. aud holding that in Union
thero is strength, do hereby organize our
selves into political associa lion, to 10 styled
"The Chardon Republican Club"
Any voter of tho Township may become
mombor of this Club by subscribing to
this Constitution.
Tho officers of the Club shall consist of Q
President, two Vice Presidents,a Secretary
a Treasurer and an Executive Committee OI
nino members.
II shnll be the duty of tho President, or
in his absencc,of one of the Vice Presidents
to preside ovor all meetings of tho Club.
Tho Secretary shall keep record of the
transactions of the Club, and conduct it'
correspondence.
Tho Treasurer shall receive all moneys
belonging to tho association, and disburs'
the same upon tho written order Of tho
| Secretary and Chairman of the Execuliy,
| Committee.
Tho funds of tho Cl1b shall consist of thu
voluntary contributions of its members, ant
tho same shall bo expended for tho beneG
of the Republican cause, in such manner q
may be directed by vote of the Club a
any regular meeting
The regular meetings OF tho Club shall b.
hold on tho lst Saturday in every montl
until the close of tho campaign;spccial meet
tings may bo called by tho Secretary, when
over so directed by the Executive Committee
The meeting then elected the followin
permanent officers of tho Club;
President-M. G. Canfold.
Vice Presiden!s-M. Shumway, Noal
Pomeroy.
Secrrtdry-L. G. Ludlow.
Treasurer-H.. Bell.
ErecStive Committee--C. A. Vaughn, D
W. Canheld. Job Clark, E. N. Osborn. Hen
ry Utley. VIM. Richards, B. B. Woodbury.
S. Griffith, John Murray, I'd.
On motion, it was ordered that the pro
ceediDgs he published in the JcfersOniG'
Democrat, and, the Republicans presen
having signed the Constitution, the Ciul
adjourned to meet again on Saturday even
ing, May 9th.
SAMUEL MAGUNIGAL, President
]. o. CONVERSE, Secretary.
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CITY Hospital, Of New York.

About two thousand cases OF Medical and SUI.
Ctcai Diseases come annually under the treat.
ment OF the Physicians and Surgeons Of that In
DIR. SANDS, by the symptoms, and on exum-
innlion Of the cnse, "a vial OF ufino teects with
certainty, the nature OF the dseases, without the
patient applying in person, II at any time incon'
veuient.
Persons desiring n correct knowledge OF the
diseases with which they are afflicted. may rely
with implicit confidence upon having impaired 10
them a true statement Of their condition.
! During every month in the year. DR.. Sands may
be consulted at the following places, .f.
| BLooMFIELD, Austin's House, April 9th and
| May l3tn. BuRroN, Carlton House April 9Th and
May l4ih; AUBURN, Ethridse's Hotel, April
| 10Th and May 18th. PARRMAN, Smiths Hotel,
! April ! lth and Moy 10Th SoUTHlNGToN Hotel,
| April l2ih and May i7ih. WARREN, Camps Ho.
! tel, April 18th and May 18th.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSUL TATION
] BOTANIC & HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
! (No Cal0mel or other delcierious drugs are used)
All Chronic or loug-stonding Diseases are sue.
cessfu'y treated.
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bilious Deranroments,
Sick lleadache- Nervous Diseuses-- Spinal Al.
I leciions Scrotula--MercHrial and Syphiilic dis.
cases Ulcers-Tumors- Erupfions or Diseases
/ Of the Skiu-Diseases OF the Brnin-Eye- Ear
! Throat. Lungs Heart, Liver. Stomach and Bow
els Kihreys--Urinary aud Uterine Diseases
| Female noss--IeuconhGa--Old Sores, Ep-
ilepsy-- Neural nlgi1--COnsumpion ,--Bronchiiis--
Dropsy--White Swelling--Hip Disease--sever
and Aguo, &C.
DR.. sands mode of practice, is not TO undermine
the constitution 10 overcome disease, but by the
judicious administration OF medicines. remove tho
cause or germ of diseased action. sustain nj the
same time, the natural powers OF the system.
His remedies are pleasant TO take, oDd jEapart
vigor and strength 10 the whole system. Perse-
ver0nce in the treatment will often cure the most
hopeless cases.
Charges from one to two dollars with medicine
Sufficient to last month
Teeth extracted in scientific manner. Charge
| 25 cents tooth. 533yl
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RT Eleazer Hickcx, Esq, Of Burton,
who is between eighty and ninety years OF
age. had one of his legs broken. on the
l9h. He was standing at the side, and
near ihe lumber way of Browns Mill, in
the east part OF that township, when lum.
Der was being let down from the upper
story. Some of il struck him, as it came
down, with grea! force, breaking his les
In two places, and jarring him seriously
= It is wonder that he was not fatally
injured. We bave lately learned Of sew
eral othe, accidents in and about Burton,
but Of none 60 serious rs the above.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

ES~ Tho Mny number of tho Atlantic
Monthly, just received, presents the follow
ing interesting table of contents; Instinct ;
My own Story Tho Playmate; Tho Ma
rooms of Surnam; Circumstance : (by the
author of "Thc Amber Gods" and "Sr Ro-
hans Ghost;") Urania Mary somervillc
Roba di Roma; Threnodia; General Mi
randa's Expedition; Tho Professors Story |;
Nathaniel Hawthorne; Ruviows aud Lit
erary Notices.
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STRAYED, STOLEN, or driven away from
= tho premises OF the subscriber, at the Center
OF Chardon, a WHITE SOW-wiih no external
that The end Of her tail mas been frozen Off
She Is probably now with n litter OF pigs.
Said animal was very tame and gentle -
Any one giving information so that she may be
found, or return her. shall be literally rewarded
by the subscriber, o. S. CHURCHILL.
P. s.--Said sow has been absent since the 18th.
ChsIdon, April 9th. o. S. G.
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WORMS

In quantity Of corrupted matter, there Is al.
ways to be found nest Of worms. They can.
no,,nei,hcr will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels are subject to them, 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 rest, and drive
them out Of The system.
1t should be remembered that on occasional dose
when in health, especially utter taking cold, will
prevent the disease from forming in the body.
ETDr Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by
all dealers in medicines. 536w4
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GoDTy's LApY's Book -Wo have peruscd the
May Number of this excellent Magazine, which
has been sent to US by the publisher. 1t contains
much matter that is entertaining TO tho ladies,
as regards household economy, valuable recipes
for cooking, &c, and ulso diagrams oil fashion,
patterns of various articles of dress, models, and
lessons in drawing for the amateur artist. We
would say to our lady friends who wish to sub
scribe ior periodical, get the Ludy's Book, and
you will be suited
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

D1rWe cul the attention Of the farmers and
durymen Of this section the cardin another col
umn OF our paper of Hamilton & Comstock, of
St. Louis. They are Forwarding and Commis.
sion Merchants, and extensive Wholesale Dealers
in Butter and Cheese. We are acquainted with
one of the Firm, MIR. Hamilton, n native Of
this village, young man Of energy, and thor
ough mercantile education. The references
Of the Firm are reliable eyhants aud bankers in
different sections of the UiAon, and we should not
hesitate to recommend them as worthy OF the
patronage of consignors farmers and produce
dealers generally.
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PO RT RS

q WR e WF p "A I AZ L.
FOR IN rERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain-Killing Remedy
YET DISCO YER e d!
If you have pain in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Burn, Bruise or Wound,
USE PoRTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Conkered Mouth, or Sore Throat,
USE PoRTERS CURE OF PAIN.
IG you have Dinrrhea or Flux,
USE PoRTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you nave Cough or Cold,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have the Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
| Il you have the Headache or Toothache,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
In short, il you nre sick, and wish to get WE'LL al
you have to do is
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
We refer the unbelieving to the following per
son who have used the Cure, and recommend it tc
their friends: Alexander Glenn, Samuel French
Shurben Lovelnnd, Isaac Griffin, J. X. Crane
Calvin Bolden, NJ. D., Farmnston;W Lamp
son, Willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotamia
A. p. TiIdeu, J. 8. Tilden, G. w. Hatch, Henri
| lnman, Nathaniel Moore, Alonzo IIosmet, Park
man; Orrin Gates, Z. B. Ensign, Esq, Isaat
Parker, J. fl. Evans, Martin French, A. Johns
Isaac Rhodes, Hymenius Bundy. L, b. Roe, Bun
| dysburg; Isaac Town, a. Mofit, VIM. Glenden
ng, Josephus Hinkston, Samuel Donaldson, Mid
dlched
| We couli give hundreds Of names, but do ne
consider it necessary.
GlVElT A FAIR TRIAL,
and you will fnd yourself ready to testify in ii
| favor.
For Sale by A. Cook and Dr. John Nichols
Chardon; S. Moody, Paincsville; Bouehton, Forc
e. Co., Burton; Bishop e. Sperry, MddlcHeld; A
Hunt, Russell A. Fling, Fowler's Mills; A
Mathews, Newbury; Wells, Parkman =
Claridon.
w. l.. PORTER, Proprietor.
Dundysburg, Geauga Co., o.
| 5l0m6
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MAXIM Strictly dunered 10
give such bams as have no strife
With nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
lie is A PnYSlCiAN'lNDEED, WHO CURES |!
The Indian Herb Doctor, X. ]. LYONS, cure.
the following complaints, in the most obstinate
stages OF their existence, viz:
Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Heart Liver
Stomach, Dropsy in the Chest. rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Fits or Falling Sickness, and
oil other Nervous arrangements.
Also, all Diseases OF the Blood,
such as Scroiun. Erysipelas,
Cancers, Fever Sores,
Leprosy
And all other complicated Chronic Complaints
All forms Of Female Difficulties attended to
with the huppiest results.
Ills hoped that no one will despair Of cure
Medicines fair and faithful trial. 91rDuring
the Doctors travels in Europe. West Indies, East
Indies, South America and the United States, he
has beeu the instrument in Gods hand, 10 restore
to health and vgor thousands who were gwen up
and pronounced incurabe by the most eminent
Old School Physicians; may more, thousands who
were on the verge Of the grave, are now living
MONU MEN1S 10 the Indian Herb Doctors skill
and successful treatment, and are daily exclnIln,
ing" Blessed I've the day when hrst we saw and
partook Of ihe Indian Herb Doctors Medicine" I"
Satisfactory references OF cures will be gladly
and cheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and homer that he
will IN nowise directly or indirectly induce
any invalid to take his medicines, without the
strongest probability OF cure
Remember, consultation and advice free. The
poor shall be literally considered.
HJ-The Dr. hns issued neat pamphlet. con-
tanning n sketch OF his Life, Study and Exten'
sive Travels, which can be obtained by all who do
sire one-free of charge, at his room on his ap.
pointed days, or at his Office, in Cleveland, lsi
Superior Street.
S1-Post Office address, box 1868:
5O2lf LYONS, M. d.
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a%r The farmers and ngriculturists Of this sec.
ton are in ,ited to rcnd the advertisement in an.
oher column, of Baldwin, Dewitt & Co, Propri.
eors of the Cleveland Agricultural Works. This
Company is doing a very extensive bus ness in
the manufacture Of every conceivable agricum.
raj machine to which the power of man or beast
Is applied. Get their circular showing their man.
ufactures, by applying to their local agent, c. S.
MartiEdale, OF Kirkland, or the Company in
Cleveland.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

Es- Our farmers secm to be going into
tho dairy business very extensively, this
Spring, All the cows brought on from the
West, havo met with ready sale at good
prices. A farmer residing in Nowbury sta.
tod in our Office, the otbor day, that he had
already sold over sixty dollars worth Of
eheoSo. The number of cheese vats being
manufactured is creator than during any
previous year.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

sss- We are glad to notice that many of
our citIzens arc interesting themselves in
planting shadetrees upon the Public Square.
II. In fcw years, the village of Chardon
shall boast beautiful Park, those who now
plant the trees will have the satisfaction of
Knowing that they have contributed to make
Il sucb. ",