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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE.


STATE OF OHIO, ,GE. In the Court Of Com.
AUGA COUNTY, IS. mon Pleas
John s. Cleveland, plaintiff
Horace W, Morse, Michael Civil Action,
Barnes, William Snow and
Almyra Snow, his wife, de-
uoRACE w. MORSE, a nonresident of
L L the State Of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 2lst day Of July, A. ID. 1860, said John S.
Cleveland filed in tho Office Of the Clerk OF said
Court his certain petition, alleging in substance,
that on ihe 3lst day Of October, A, ID, 1856, said
William Snow made and delivered his four GER
tain promissOry notes OF that date to said Horace
W. Morse, payable To him or bearer, for 1878 90
cash, with annual interest -one due January LIST,
1853; one January LIST, 1859; one January lst,
1860; one January LIST, 1861; and TO secure the
punctual payment thereof said William Snow and
Almyra Snow, his wife, by deed Of mortgage duly
executed and delivered conveyed 10 snid Horace w
Morse the following described real estate, TO wIli
situate in the township oi llunlsburg, County Of
Geauga and State oi Ohio, and is known as heing
the southwest part Of lot No 81, in said llunls-
burg, and bounded us follows. Beginning nj the
southwest corner of said lot No, 81; thence east.
erly on lot fine to land of Solomon A, ClurkI-
thence north on said Ciark's land about seventy.
two rods; thence westerly on snme to west line OF
lott thence south on said wes, line TO place Of be.
ginning, containing forty acres OF landi that said
note hrst due has been fully paid 10 said Morse,
and he transferred the I'd note to said defendant,
Barnes and the same Is paid except thirty dollars,
which Is all there is now due thereon; that the last
two notes, together with sufficient Of said mort
gage TO secure the same hasbeen duly assigned and
transferred TO the plaintiff, and are unpaid.
| The prayer Of the petition Is that Barnes sci
forth the exact amount due him; that plaintiff have
| judgment against said William Snow for 1915 90
with annual interest from October 3lst, 1886, and
in default ofpayment, that said real estate be sold
and moneys arising from the sale thereof applied
in discharge Of the same, and other and further
| Iolisf
Said Horace w. Morse will answer OF demur to
said petition o. before the 23d day OF September
a. d. 1860, or the ayeTments in the Same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted
THkASHER, DURFEE a. HATHAWAY,
Dated July 9Th, 1910. 5s0w6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

always presents US with the same essential ele-
men;s, and gives, of course, the True Stand
ard. Anulyzs the Blood of II person suffering
from Consumption. Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia,
Scroluln, &C., and we find, in eUery instancc Ger.
piy these deficiencies, aud you are made we'll
The Blood Food is founded upon this Theory
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

FOR SALE BY
A Cook, Chardon.
q. p. Treat, Cariden.
j. f. Williams. Parkman.
II L. Bishop & Son, Middlefeld.
ID c. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings. Russell
Lyman & Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick g. Gaines, Newbury.
Tow & Butts. Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally, thrs
out tho Stato.
ii. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 18, 1859. 479--6m
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN

IL
IL From ne ~ =. Daiby Mcms Edit"riall
We desire to call attention to q letter from DR..
Joshua f. Bridge. on = Health of American Wo.
men," in another column. He treats the subiecl
in an able manner and his skill and medical juds
ment may be relied upon
From HE Albany Evening Express.
Marshall's Uterine CathoIicon has proved to be
fully as valuable as it is claimed TO be in many
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and others.
vi. Bridge is regular physician OF very fine Ut
tainments, man of great judgment and discrim.
nation, n judicous and highly successful practi-
TONER in oil diseases, especially those OF women
and children.
From Phync,ans.
Marshals Uterine CathocOn will certainly
cure all the diseases for which il is recommended
| In the wors, cases | have ever met with, Mar.
shall's Uterine Calhucon is u certain and sale
remedy.
| MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
| Is unhesitangy offered ns reliable remedy for
all those complaints 10 which every woman is
liable, and which gradually affect The mind as well
as the body, so that to think talk work be.
comes alike source OF suffering, If not an impos
| sibility. Among other complaints .ur which the
Cn,holicon is emcdy is he Falling of the Womb
Whites, Suppressed Irregular or Painful Men
situation, Bloaiig lnhammalions and Disease,
Of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention oil
incontinence of Urine, Heartburn, Costiveness
Nervousness, Fuinlings, Palpiations, Cramps
pathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any OF the above
symptoms, or with spine Ever or lung complaints
are invited TO address Dr. BRIDGE, with lul con
hIence that they will find relief Marshnls U,er
Inc Cnihocon is not Quack medicine, but its in
gradients have been made kHpwn 10 the Medcu
College, and they at the service OF any respect
able physician in the country.
4 The price Of MarShdirs Uterine CahDlico
Ole DOLlar and Hayp Single g2ate.
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MRS. ROBINsON's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co. May LIST, 1919.
This cerlifes that have been IN very poor
health for years, and found little or no relief after
employing n number OF physicians. My d.sease
wns Prolapsis Uteri. l had been reduced by that
and Flouror Albus until | had become liberated to
n considerable extent. by the advice of DIR. G.
w Bushnell ! procured and took six bottles oi
Marshall's Uterine Cathoicon which enabled me
to attend to my husband in his last sickness until
he died, which was about year since. | have
taken three bottles since his death, which has made
me able to labor and support my family of three
children. The Caiholcon has nearly restored me
to health II is tho only thing that has mligated
my suffering for which fell very grateful.
MARY + ROBINSON,
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No PAREGDRIC OR OPIATE

Of any kind, and therefore relieves by, renop,ng
Ibs s.G,Ting, Of your child. instead OF by deoden
ing its sensibHit,es For this reason. IL commends
itself as the oRis reliable preparation now known
for Children Teethiug, DiarI IhOea,Dysen.
tery, Gripping in the Bowels, Acidity OF
the stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head,
a. d Group, also, for SofeniUg Tie gums, rcdu-
cling ino mmoton, reg gHidtiUg The BOiceLs, and re-
Iiping paiu, it has no tgHoi-being an dn;i.sPas.
mOd,c il is used with uRfdiling success in oil ca
ses Of COnvulsion or other Flts. As you
pgIne he lie aud health ot your children, aus
uih 10 saue them from those sad and aigh'ing
consequences phiCh are ceSidiN 10 result f-:m "a,
use Of narcotics Of which oil other remedies toI
| Iufantile Complaints nre composed, take none bu
| Dir. EatOn's InfnMtiie Cordial, this yOI
can rsly upon. II Is perfectly harmless, and can
not ini1re the most delicate infant. Price 25 cts
! Full directions accompany eoch bottle. Prepared
only by CHURCH & DUPONT,
| No. 100 Broadway, New York.
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MEDICAL.
INFANTlLE CORDIAL,

and why, because it nsuer fails TO afford iRston
taneous relief when given in time. 1t acts as
by magic and one trial alone will convince yo
Tint what we say is true Ii contains
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-24

WEST BEDFORD, Coshoclon Co, May IA, 1857
Mr.. ii. b. Kingsley, Sir,--l have been selling
the medicines OF the Graflcnberg Company for the
last ten years, and havo invariably found them to
give good sa isacuon and the pills have sold TO
a gsod many families us regularly rs their ten and
coffee, and with my trade they become n stuple
article Mnrshull's Uterine Cn,holicon is n med-
cine that has done great amount Of good IN lc-
male Diseases One lady sold it to told me she
Ind received more benefit from one bottle then she
did from long course Of medical treatment by the
most skiliul physicians
January lst, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

ViCToRIA HOTRL, BADEN-BADEN. 0HRHAHH:-
Tbs hose one Of The largest h Europe ssn.tes 2 -
centre ard most fashionable q ts ceebrnted wsse.1ng
place. hes ntrce Ia opening been particularly patrcnSed
Arresicen vsers accommodation q TIE nose -
aped yle The table IL OF he noss sSquis tasts -
wIes ere the choced 70 be found europe Bsasr ba1S
Ne resort durfrr TIE summer Wssou OF ~
world sad reached by railroad from Any part q ~
snd Amecsn travellers ought never W nj 70 W.
REG ery1e there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

1 fLAHrTC HOuun

"A Nsvport r. - Ans and wsu knswn suesbnnh msui
new unfsruong thorou0A renova0n: 1Ennave tmDsove
nsns sre pro1s9 ri arss sAdaAoas Of sosy fanssss
a guesh early h ~ ensuing uonA q Juns- rhe prOer>s
tcShp having passoa INTO new han1s s fsrmG yauns A.
psa forth rs.d~ nsG socxn egss.5n A9Rss..ac.s hr
Newport 4 For furksr pazssuars, H.. fussrs "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

DAHBNIT HOUSE,
is ~ eubssribcr 1ass e he Ocean Housa NaatuokeD
- Aken known sOne house. ~ Bank street. which
roV opened he Baaset Hoase. and win be kept
Ara slas Boarding House for he Accommodation q per&
meut and xAnGent company J. ROBINSON.
NV LONDON, Conn.
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DMNoNT HALL scHooLKY's MOUNTAIN. NEW Jxa
- ~ The above well known summer win be
f te Accommodation guests tie z1th OF Mav, f&m
es desroua u securing do 90 by Addressing line
= WILIIAx SHARP, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

TyOLUNBTA sPRI.Gs-THts PIE ASANT SUMNER EE
~ vii open the st Of MAY The pubic will ans tbs
water of springs In lie state Tor Al
tons and blood Also rhe1uaAusn, dYspepsA gene
raj debility, los Of appetite, &C. o. MASH, PropEesor.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

MOKIARrY, AUCTIoNRER WILL Sell. THIS DAY
e. A. O'CLOCK At his SORE I7s thsAam s9u.ss ysris.,
oil Psinmss and other goods iron parties removing. al
posdve,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
" side the Hudsoa Thirty ok miles from shs sis1
The house hlargs and asy situated the bank q ~ Hu
and within two nutea walk Of the Neamboat deca Five
leave daily for the r. Families wanting 70 svel
the sumu1er In the country w hnd ds desirable pa
having fne view q The Hudson for een misc For ful
particulars address n resamus, HAverskaw, New York
fyOUNTRY BoARD-A FAMILY CAN OBTAIN BOARD
alta private country residenoe located Tie Hudsoa
the grounds extensive handsomely located
mcdAtons will be good Address J. II. o. boz 16 HerAA
ONCE
NOUNTRY BOABD AT NYACK.-ONK OR TWO
" small families be accommodated with Board az
pleasAnt Rooms b private family spendh fiyr ysw 40
convenient 70 steSmboaA landing Apply 70 n Il Aldeo.
TyOUNfHY BOARD WANrED-FO1 GKNTLEhAH,
~ wife and child, within two hour! ride ooNew Iork ~.
LocAtca must be beautiful table good and rm
Address stating full particular, &c., A. A. Lecner, No -
Broome strel
SUMMER BOARD IN TIE CoUNTRY-Af SARATOGA
sornss Tho large private boarding house washingtoa
Hsr vii be open Ig Of Msy. hho Broadway, lntweea
Ccnaress and kmpre Springs and has fne groundn wed
shsaed address Mrs j. W. Mason apply d 50 West Hx
teerth street, N. T.
cyUMNER BOARD AT PIERM0NT, RoCKLAND CoUN-
Recommendation Boarders has several large airy Roo
s deepRseed Parties looking for board take the Nor
railroad Jersey City at I'D and In the After
icon Cedar Hill hAnsion u surrounded by OF hs
noS beautiful scenery on the Hudson river And quite cs
from mosquitoes af ntf g. y. PITTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

THIS Is THE LAST DAY POeITIvELY or YHE
GREAT HAMBUJER ROYAL WIZARD
1t wizard'e Palace. TAO Broadway Hope Chapel.
THIS MONDAY, APRIL 80
afternoon Ut 5 and evening q O'Clock,
Two Splendid
AND EXTRAORDINARY ENTERTAINMENTS
Entire change Of Programme.
New And Startling Fea,a
FEAST OF MAGIC
Parquet 20 cents; Family Circle, y cen o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

uoUsI wANTED.-wANrKD 10 Rant. 4 aous
II viii 81 ths modern nprovsmeatx. by sssii 2as u
than rwsvv feurth srses. between vou-sa NshA
pues Aaorcss H. ~. Don ise Herald shcA vma fan ssrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

a LADys SADDLE HORSE YOR sALK-Color. While
a has - q reA sgs - beauty gsnta end properly
-.ss. 80 p cseseSass@ @ he e~nes eosx g EsrcPe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

PAR this loss, and hed arranged boat party TO explore
the interior, aid TO zach if possible the scene of the
melancholy dsastsr which overlook the members " Sir
John Frhnkhn's expedition. The party inelnded two
native EsLiniOss, 10 replace the deceased Kudago,
who ii will he rendered, had been engaged TO act
guide and Interpreter.
In the year 1870 the subject of Russian encroach-
menIs in Norwegian Fnmark VIVA the cause Of a lively
int.c enge VI notes between Charles XIV. Of Sweden
and The Emperor Alexander. Tie topic has been re-
vived by the Scandinavian press in connection with
new map OF Finland by Maj. AIfthau very recently pub
ishtd by the TorogaI lical Bureau at ST. Petersburg
This official map actually annexed strip of territory
more than seventy English miles in width to the Rus
sian doIuinoDs. The boundary hne is removed from
Jakobs River 70 the mouth of Pasyg's River and en-
braces Of the deep bays which the hand from
the Waranger ford, and which the Russian traders and
fishermen in tie vicinity have long desired possess
1t will be remembered that DIR. Beke denied in
strong Language the cIediby of the accounts gwen by
NJ. d'Abbadie Of his travels on the Upper Nile. The
French traveller has now published the fret part Of
work called Resume Geod6sque de pEthiope," in
Which he gives the name Of 300 localities visited by him
on the upper waters of the Egyptian stream Of which
be determined the latitude and longitude Of 200
He asserts thai be devoted IA days Of travel to his Nil
otto explorations and reached the true source OF the
White Nile.
In France a work entitled Otaiti" is announced
written by DIR. Cazent, who passed more than three
years in the Society Ilsnds. His book VIII embrace
account of the topography, ethnoogy geology fauna,
fora and language Of that group, far satisfactory
than any vet published On tie other side of the chan.
mel tie Messrs Black promise a new work Of Arctic
travel from the pen of Sir John Richardson 70 be styled
THE Polar ReLions"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
SKATING.

The Broadwayfaring man has had s. new experience
introduced into his pepatetc and Kaleidoscope life
The current o. the promenade has been broken by
fresb and vital element. Figures appear IN the motley
crowd who's. motion inspired By principle unknown
in common locomotion. They glide swiftly They
skate up town and down, skaes that Ar. hrs con-
riyed sor the perior. Wheels hexbly adjusted, sup
NV he place and DO the work Of runners. The ctarm-
ug motion Of real sSetng s gained, whout the cruel
Accompaniment Of soft From the paroT, whero eur
re,s and furniture are sacred and the expenses Of On
evening ska arc almost ~ apt 70 b. considerable as
thos of weekly jaa Of beauty and fashion, juvenile
lac, has carried this clever invention into the street.
Fleets Of nice lille boys Are occasionally met 'nder full
steam, yoyagng thIcughthe PeIilous si OF c11nohne.
Tie pian pees,rian craft give WY before them, and
they leave Il wondering wake, and sometimes foam
Of Indignation. AZ yet the movement If confined to
tie juveniles but it 10 not unreasonable 10 Predie
day when it will be universally embraced Then all
oui-of-,cors will skate. 1he WallttEeet men Wiu
glide 10 Wall street with heavy and dignifed undula-
tons Clers and frantic SPECTATORS in rses and falls
will proceed to the duties and responsibilities OF tho
day with eccentric and airy euryettins Aiter II,
Fashion viii como and 20 with light s"els. What
revolutions will not be created in the whole etiquette
0! tie street. b. what delightful c'ufailnents viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
THE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
EXPEDITIONS.

The expeditions sent GU. during The summer re-
apcetiycly by the Government ana .hc promoters Of
the North Atlantic Telegraph, TO examine the Pfsc-
cabiity Of carrying line Of telegraph from Europe
20 America via FARCE Iceland and Greenland, have ut
length returned, having successfully accomplished their
arduous mission. The stesmers Bulldog and Fox,
left England at season almost too far advanced for
northern navigation and encountered az Autumn OF
unusual s.oguiuess, followed By q Winter which, for
IL earnes snd severity wac amost unprecedented IN
those luies, hut they have nevertheless, most sue
cefsfnlly proved the ultimate prac,icab'liy Of the
North Atlantic line Although the season was severe,
end IN every respect the most uniayohle for herout
ths, has occurred for nearly halt a century, The
ties encountered no, such could prevent
Or rc,sr the groes -fu establishment of the line, but
such NJ tine present knowledge vi the electric Telegraph
c.n oyercone. Her Majes:yn shp Bulldog, under the
command Of Sif Leopold MC,ntock, loft En-
Gland for TIE purpose Of examining the depths
OF tie fta between tbs various siaions on the
uiopo,ed route The depths, from hif careful ex-
animation hBve proved altogether NOR favorable for
th, LAYING Of cable than those which the former
American cable successfully submerged, the water
being 900 fathoms lcss IN It's dcepert la.ts. The
Buldoo Jeff the north OF Scotland the j., Of July
for the Farce Isands taking soundings about midway
where, according 20 tho charts, the depth wae $50
fn;hCIns, bn. tntir soupdirgs Nadlly IL ID ,hoalS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
IIRE IN EIenru AykNuy

Aboa. one o'clock yesterday morning ire occurred
in Morris lobeItss dry-goods st Nc. lSl Eighth
avenue, but how or in what manner Il originated Is
unknown. Before the iremen could extnguish the
Aaee the stock was damaged 20 the amount OF about
81 800 Fully insured in she Commercial and other
Insurance Companies. -.-..-
FIRE IN PFARL STREET.
Yesterday afternoon FIRE occurred In the bakery ct
VI. J. GIacev. No. 500 Pearl street, but IL ws~s
pvt on, by hoe company lying in the vicinity. DAM
age slight, No alarm Wa given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

ARpFsrs DOR passIsa CopsrERFErr MosxY.-
Officer johnson Of the Ninth Pfenot arrested Psck kesDsa
On MONDAY might for psng counterfeit 81 bill on the Com
pra hank of o. tho Of Paul Nell corner 81
M,e svprue and Spencer street. IL appearing that Keenan,
Lad obtained the bin In payment for money due hn ne ~ss
dchsysed y the Justice. The officer arrested Hoosr
SMITH for posing counterfeit 90 bills the Market BANK Of
NevYos sssu-ed bad Ia his possession ooesdsTSse
amount OF silver waeh aud email ARTICLES Of recent par
rhaaa- u, tsns nnrnuittrd Tor EXAMINATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
SCIENCE, INDUSTRY, IND ATTENTION

CoCAN.-Tbe earliest travellers in Peru and the
neghboTDg South American countries give account Of
the use among the natives of the leayesas
Of stimulus aud intoXCeton. The Indiana chew the
leaves mixed with lime or ashes, and tho plant-an
erythy0rgion--is extensively cultivated tobacco ia
in more enghtenedl) countries. The moderate Of
coca is accompanied with gentle excitement, and
enables the partaker 70 endure long abstinence from
food and to sustain the severest bodily Efforts. In
eesa il gives rise 70 all the terrible consequences Of
narcotic poisoning, and these not unfroqueny met
with among it's native deyotecs Various attempts
have been made to discover he active principle Of THE
plant; but these have hitherto remained fruitless
ehcr on account of want Of chemical skill lack Of
sufficient material. The figate Novara, which some
years since was sent out by the Austrian Government
on scientific expedition, having brought back largo
quantity Of the coca leaves ut the instance Of Prof
Woehler Of G6ltingen, this chemist caused them 10
be investigated by his assistant, Nemann, who enc.
ceeded in isoating a white crystalizabe substance
having the properties Of an skaloid. This organic
base has been named Cocain in conformity with chem
ca termnology. 1t has great similarity 10 Aropina the
active principle OF Belladonns and Strauonium. 1t
differs, however in composition and es not cause
expansion Of the pupil when placed upon the eye. 1t
has bitter taste and renders inseDsibe, for time, the
1ot where it touches the tongue. IL Will undoubtedly
find use IRE long in Ioedicmethe art Of systematic
rois0NiuV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The OBsgRyAEcE or CRRIsrsAs.-This holiday was
generally observed throughout the city, the public
Offices and al places Of business excepting toysbops
and conieciionaries, being closed Services appropriate
20 the occasion were held in the churches during The
forenoon, nearly all of which were ornsmented with
everereens and several of them being fitted up with
great taste A number Of the Sunday Schools essem-
bed and enjoyed feat Of the good things, which are
always forthcoming on the recurrence of this ami
versary. The principal streets were throneed with
people IN search of recreation and vss 10 friends,
while Thousands Of young men and boys repaired 70
the numerous ponds in the outer Wards, and enjoyed
the day in skating. large number jOurnsyed 70 The
New-York Central Park with the same object in view.
The day passed off very pleasantly, with very ht:le
business for the police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

FmE-A dre broke cut in the drugstore Of Fred
etick Ayling on the corner Of Kent and Myrtle ave.
nnes, on Monday night, from tho up~etng Of qnsn-
tty Of alcohol, which had become ignited The Dan
ase occasioned amounts TO about 200, covered by
insurance IN the Lafayette Fire Insurance Company.