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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-APKIL n-BeforsJudss
M.Cr

COURT OF GENERAL sE-SlONS-APRIL u-Before Judge
NJ, CUM.
Mary Herbot Sas tied on the charge OF stealing
containing des.e &C. beor sing to 'isy s hEt the
could be AID the defendant
Quilted
rariek Marley aned IS for hitting somebody when
drunk.
John Conps and Job Fzsimmons sent to the Sais
Prison yeafs rsch for tempt at burglary.
Elizabeth F-ig.L-d all. St.nly, looking LADY
brought be bal the spng di.ofoerly
Hup-srs Mrs FsiTsb.d the Of hous- Of pros
tas Vest Tbir,. enth whit Kept I.s
extensive s.-e number Of neshbors testified against tho
character Of the hou. nall dozen who hsd been
inmate. TESTIFIED the prosecution TX Recorder Smith
for h. defense Tee not concluded ben the
Court eLioufued.
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.MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRk........A,sn
Cleared.


steamshps-Cahawba Smith, Havana Livinesop Croeheca
s,Isi:E 1s=. 3 D. Az
oi.ss~ s:a9ss ass ca 4 G sa Ssa
Pos Bsrs:ayon. olive Rio Janeo Kirt.nd Won sscis
scandia tN0rw Reds'on Queenstown and marhs Hsness
Brs- Nellie smals,oys 8. John Brett Son Co .suws.
Havana, Trujo Russell; Denmark Staples Cienassos Il
BroOkman Co.; Levahan HOfsas, Havana, H. D. Breokn
scboouc-Erpsdie, Bebse Ale.aDdis, 6. Kenny, Ceys,
w W r'Is. CITY t. se ;sss 5
Dayton se,aP Boston , ~ b hssi SS %
s. G Evans Hammond, Havana, Tuiiilo kusri Rsbecsx
~ siespvsn Bulsn, lewis. fiovaense. master
steaers-sssah, Jens: philadelphia Lopez Kirtpsieh,
Philadelphia +. Psrkns
Arrived. 49,.
Steamship coazacoslco Griffin en Pass Csvalio Bar Nsrch
81 hey West 4h Inst, landed two companies offh
end heinz obtain rs s.I Ha,s
spodord Iile;ton Co. 10Th Inst u M passed sisaash
Steamship Yoltowu Parrish Richmond 10. ns's. and ps<
seams1ip North Caroline. Powell, Wilmington. y. G, mdsA
Steamship Rosnose, Couch, Richmond sc ndss. end ps
Eag1s Sag: Taa ; Lsysrposl Feb is nd snas
b b. Beatrice oi assi!sse D.ls Rsnssdis. xsssa 9
s Sss the IS. .s s% S.sss. SsS
s.s Sarah ~ siis.Sssh Kelly dsy' vessss ~
ter - d 9, .--i -. A. /, ~ - L..s ~
schr Elm City, MieLsels NssSure lumber foy rswe1b
Z 6chr Brandy vine Wheeler, Albany lumber for NorVtc
s cr s.ah Louisa Yeston Rccksad csmsbt q
schr Amazon. wckson. Ersbehpors, eel fos Ssndwief
schr j. c. Curtis, Csk. EIsbsspcr coal Tor Hszsessa
schr Hurd Pierce. Eixabethport, coal Boston
sloop Mary Elizabeth Baekman, EussostepoFt eset -
Steamer wansuttA Any, Nsw-Bsassrd. ns> ~ nasn
matter ~ - - - 1851 -.
sissmsr Elizabeth, cslnsv, Bslansss sdse &sWpsndh
Steamer Franklin poashsrty Beltuegs isd b WI nno6
1samsr Minnesots Garrett B.lhners nds u Wn pall4
0Hesmos Dsnvsre Canpen, FmladelVhh saasa - n E.
&ssmss Concord Nsspsn fhl.dslPsis, psss = -
n!1ED- stsuships oshaws& Hsvsaai Nsasksn Noh&f
6hip. Aaais Kinhsn, Nsbssns, PAaaisn - ynassss,
WMD-Sosl 4 W.. v~y -
w S1ssss ss's7s m sss :sssss6
60 tsnisshi sss e1sr oST .laass ~
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SUPREME cOURT-CpcrIT-APRiL il.-Befsrs Justice
WEIIRs.

sI,PRYME COURT-CRcrIT-APRiL l-Befsre Joaioe
WEILRs.
SUIT TO RECOVER WHARFAGE
The Hayor &C. Of NewYork ag Jeremiah j. Austin et al
The Corporat on sued tor rent upon lei,se u the
Jght TO wharfage sn.ng from Piers Nos and O. RON
1884 1887 The DEFENDANTS oonn'el ADMITTED tbst Wv.
du- but cunsd PLAINTIFF officers had during four year.
hi. % t-rered with bis shs and prevented vessels OF
o,mg the prrs sad had given the psco
thew and for which Wharfage could have
boats aud other sh craft pay hs
NO WHARFAGE On side u insisted that the plain.
tus could rot be held the acts Of the Cspts Of
Police under whose die the ec,s eomPsned 81 Were done
Tn. Court ul purposes Of the trial. ta under the laws
.xi.tns b. fore the Metropolitan oce act, Captains OF r0ce
were oc. ~ the AID theif acts s proved were
within the their general suhnry though ua"m az
defendant that the jury might deduct such sn unt
Of damages defendant had sustained during The four years
for which BE- claimed The Jury reneds verdict for The Cor
pot aon for and the Court granted al additional al
low snce OF pei cent ont IN. verdict -
w. C. 9ul ard Henry Henderson, TOT Corporsaoni John IL
Rsy nelds Tor defendant Austin.
Before Justice IsGRAHAx
THE INSURANCE ON TIE CRYSTAL PALACE.
The Mayer &n ofkewY ot s The Brooklyn Ire Insurance
Company.
This IL Of several actions OF similar character.
brought recover $500 the policy Of nsurs1s covering
the Cys Palace executed In June 1883 The defendants set
that the pss the OF the properly the
parties red and that the building was asee :. sy and
contained articles contrary tbs povicus Of the policy
The derndaas to dns toe complaint on the ground
that law required all the legal business Of the corporation
be By department. white In fact this suit
hes.ed phsse and that tho corporation he'd
% substitute counsel 10 place of the Counsel 10 the Cor
counsel move stay Of psoceednss, pendng motion to
be msds special Term for the dismisaal Of the suit
d. d. Inrdfor The plaintiff Mann Pscrs M Wheeler,
III ~ yiSs y.-ae-ss ". .e.el.--.k
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rxh yipT,e bottle Of sPALDISG's PREPAnED GLUE
xili s.ve ten dimes Ito cost annuAily..&i
SpAIDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dec II, i}n
n. C SPALpIra. Eco
~ish r soue ereusrS hrgc shoS bills 10 bring yo1t Co
phsle ls more eulsrly before eustosfa IL ypi
kay. snyI hirf Of tho hi a. plea,e s~Dd 10 ms
ore my ~ho IL abec, 20 severe SCI heNios
tusas days. cured u an sseh Ia ore A"a ~
ysSr PHI which seni her.
W. B. wIIKEa
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printing.
Cutters, 6aromare, Sc.

rI,lN PLATE, sir Er-lRON, ZINC &c,
i TIN and reRNE PLATE ChARCOiL and c IKE,
sIf "a RON Belgian, kustsn, tuEf.h, Amrficani
ZINC. COPPER, SPELrER BLOCH IN NIhE, &c
For ale by -. A. THOMSON Co.. No 2l5 Waf-r.t
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CAUTION,

CAUTION.
Il certain unpnciped attempting 20 PAIN 90 on
IA, nsuspectinx pablo instons Of my PREPARED CLUE
Caution III pcrsons essnDe before PafchsnG and
~ 'os' I e. ~ sPxL6iNVs PREPARED GLtr, n
Il sr .s sS:s:dS Gis2gs, lc;lGs Vt sss. ~ s0s5iSysa
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BKrLs yKxsoy. Ohio. Jan Is l'5L
HENRY G. 6PlLDrSs, Esd 49,,
r~a,e md eo..d t emit for which send ns
oh, be-, Of you, CpL.ll fs lay try tt> 6f Pl4'
u,,ss, Wv" A. S1OVER. r. NJ,
B.D~ Vernon. WyAndot Co, u
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ID X. X.
gree. constitutional remedy heais old sorss pu6es tns
blood ioss within the STAN renewed health .soiyp. end
tern ats all chronic ard utops dea q n viii eject
rally eradicate from the ys,sLs all scfouoas
feiOn, tDmo's nodes ulcers esaksrs RASH letter ck-ts
foseY rhea skin disekse and all other dsessos
ing from an impure state Of the blAod
RAILWAY Co.'S Principal oAtee. No. % Johnst, New.
Xet City.
4 isnsaiss ~ By trusgisss ri sogsasspsu s,sy.
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spALDING's PREPARED dLUEi
spALDINa's PREPARED GLUE'
SAVE TIE PIECES.

rcououy, DISPATCHER
rsv- STITCH IN TrsH SAWS SlSE" al ., .,
A, ornts pgI happ a. Seil regulated tanass u
vry desirable TO have cheap aud enient way Tor TO-
psifinE furniture. Toys crocsery, kc
sPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets Al. such emerge and household can s1od 70 DO
itbou a. n l. says ready and to the sehing pont
"CSEFUL IN EVERY HOUsEn
NJ b.-A Bruah secomp spes ssch bottle fffe' !" oonts
isay... HENRY &. SPALDING,
AS No. " Cedar ~. kevyot-
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RrSoLpssrRsH, Prs,ibn Co, ohiA
Jan ., lbL
Hyxsy c. 8pAipUe
No 20 Cedar ct, ~ r.
had twenty-five c-nts f2s) Tor when ssnd of
"Crpnshc Pl" ssnd addres Rev. WIN C. Filler. Roy
d.buIg tIshklin Co.. Ohio.
Nm. vork HE . vn-euie besdashe almost is' sain
wM c. FILLER
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1tecifal.

RARTlNEsI.OTION-T best known remedy
OF the heomai pslssis fever aud seue burns ps
coc ana acute hpdSrhrone diseases sray.
having D.ed viii be wihost H. Principal depot No zT
NashiOgIJnrt Pnvs 20 cents per bottle J. FULLER
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Mr.. apALnisd

YipnASrI, Mich, Jan IA. 1881
Mr.. sPALnisa
Mo- ,.nt 10 you boz II C-pho Pills Tor ths
rre Of Al. Servau. II, sdsoe aud CG-sn"-s ecsiFoi
sans ed they bad good raect thai VI" mdaed " 'on'
Ter uJdfe.
f'e~'s A H. WHEELER,
Ypaisnh, Mich
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yass sioy 81 tsaiE.isi ssS e1sr oSr .laa,s
saiih4 ~ 81 Atreioft ioa--sysN III 81 a,sS et
e setsfs ~ "a 81 s,Sr,a.fA asi a ,ssssa
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FROM tho Examiner Norfolk: Va
C,phAic rfl accompi.b lie object Tor which try
viz: IIre Of Headache IN ell its forms
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From the Adverti.er Providence r. J.
The C,phse IN. are b. Ia'e .frctnA frniy
m N. Hr1de and one 81 hr y-y for tai very frequent
comp amt " Itch las ever been d lowered
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TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FRoA
HEADACHE,
THATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
ID WITHIN THEIR REACH
Al thcse testimspas unsolicited by Mr. Sr.tnse, ey
sfesa objectionable proof Of the efficacy Of Ihh
truly Scientific Discovery
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From the EIa1ulles, No folk. Va 81,
T.v lave be-u tested than thousand eas' Si'l
en- ire sooctsA
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From the Democrat A. Cloud MIN .
Iyro, are or h.v. b,e tro.bcd win the H-isohs -
sbIs (Cephac rlls 20 thai you hay have NE" ~ SA :" ~
attack
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From the wrs,ern r.. n. Gazette. ChcAso, III
We healty ndsfse Mr. spadng and his nnii'.sa Span
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HA,KHyoKp, Pa Feb g. 1911
III sPALnrwa.
SRt
With you sesd more Dor Of your CephS rItt
hass Cd q 2yoai aeai u hs'SysfJro tSm
iour- respeci fully. -.....
MARY ANN 5roikHoUsE
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Sir: -
lhs.e tried ysnr CsphaHs Pin and like den geuhst
spt you 10 -ud NJ two dollars worh moe. -. 4,
PAt Of these he nciEhbors TO whom gave ~" 0a'
The trsi boz got from yos-
Your obt servant
JAMES kESSEDG
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steamboats, ano Railroads.

nAlIY LINE Tor BilDGEPORT, SUNDAYS
( J !, ,-e,-d- rbe steamer. bRiDGEPORr and JOHN
ket,sI win leav. ON feck slip dolly, 1t u O'Clock noo
,sy 10 Bicgeport IT, tine connece 9Th the Nsoganrk
- "a .d iartford AID Sh Liz 20 nudon Eprcss
ss'l,., GEOkGE " CtRLIks AFsn',
$500 Va. les B-ekmaD St
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n EW-jEksEY RAILROAD For PHlLA-
~ DEi,PiilA AID the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
tlri.MaI aud Expre-s IL - leave Newl oh ut snd
a. AID and Fac. 80 Through tlcAet- sold Tor Cin,
ei,.si she Nss and Tor Washington. Mes Orleans, aid
re Seth nd hrp gb baggage ohecAed to W.shng'onn
~ WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
no baggage b. received FOR say rn, pne delivered and
Is minutes 10 advsnc. of the time oflesVfnz
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end sud at greatly reduced rae. ltrkets
70 fer.s md all sstious North to Hud'oa, good
49, A. y. sMlMH. sup't
ALM-l Okh, hAilLkM, aud ALBANY RAIL
~ ROAD fa albany a4d Troy e'nnrcting Nth ,he New,
al Railroad for al point est NorthN est sad
Sou bwest sc viii Nor'heTD Railroad FOR Saratoga. ~
bnd fnri gtop Pssburg. Rouses Point. Ogdelbush and
ksntreAl
ynos TRYoN.ROw NEAR CRY FRoS 2eTH STATION
Hall 7;20 a. M, aid +:4S 2.
Exp. Trait a d sndl 20 2. az. 25 a
kIpasf neIl Train lOa IA
Fo Win idg- White Plains Croton Fss and oil local
tsins sc ta,e table IN Express rain i-aves Albany every
srpd.V moIii g JOHN >URLiiLL Asst Sopt.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
The Union Mating

Tho meeting st tho Court House on Sat.
urdsy, to choose delegates to tho State
Convention, comprised mon Of all parties
and vas ono of the most harmonious wc
hsve ever attended. But ono sontimen,
seemed TO porvadc the hearts Of oil present
and that was, that tho war should DO prose-
cuted with vigor until rebellion is suppressed
aud punished. Aud wo arc happy to cav
that by mono was this sontimoDt expressed
in moro emphatic terms. than by tho
Democratic speakers. Mr.. Tilden regarded
the question at issue as. simply, whether wc
havo a Govcrcmeut or not, and would stand
by the Administration 10 its efforts to put
down the rebellion. Mr.. G. S. Field would
have the traitors. and those who sympa,hiz
~ith them. hung as fast as convicted, until
Go uso His o~a language) "overy brsoch
in tho country should grosn bonea,h tbcir
~eighi." Tho appreciation with which tho
remarks Of ticse gootlocncn were received,
wa gratifying evidence Of tho uuanimi,y
Of our people.
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Geauga Zouaves.

Mr.. Martin llambliu, Of Munson. is
having excellent success in raising Com.
pany Of "Zouaves." for the 29,h Regi.
ment, under command of Col. Lewis p
Buckley. formerly Major Of the iamou'
"I9th."
We have every reason 10 believe that
ths Regiueat will be good one, from
the fact Of our knowing the Geld officers
having been acquainted with them it
service. and knowing them to be men o
6ne military attsinments.
Mr.. Hamblin had two and one.hal
years. experience ia the Mexican War.anc
sIso served through the three month,
campaign IN Western Virginia. He i
universally esteemed as weli-drilled aut
trust worthy soldier. He has now about
seventy five enrolled. ready for Camp
Of whom quite number were member.
of the "Geauga Riaes."
All who wish to enlis: in the new Com
pany, will hand in their names as soon 3,
possible, 10 Mr.. Martin Hamblin, Munson
or James Crane. Recruiting Office,
Charion.
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Public Meeting.

Pursuant 10 a call Published in the J.f.
Jfersonian Democrat, q large number Of
citizens net at the Court House in Char
don. on Saturday. August 3Ist. for the
purpose Of appointing four delegases 10
represent Geauga County in the Union
State Convention.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Or. l.. A. Hamilton.
Us. Tilden was chosen President. Hons
J. p. Converse and P. Hitchcock Vice
Presidents. and J. o. Converse Secretary.
L. E. Durfee, Esq. moved that COM
miitee Of FIVE be appointed by the chair,
to nominate the delegates. Carried.
The following gentlemen were sp'
pointed said committee: Judge NJ. G.
Garfield. Daniel Warner, S. Gaylord. Jr,
E. L. Bailey. John Robinson.
During the absence Of the committee
short speeches were made By A. II
Thrasher. Esq. Hon. P. Hitchcock, Hon
J. p. Converse, j. S. Tilden. c. S. Field
Hon, L. Taylor and DR.. H. Bell.
The committee reported as follows:
Delegates-ITon. p. Hitchcock. J. S
T,lden. Col. E. Spencer, g. S. Field.
Aitcrnates-J. o. Converse, David
Robinson, B. F. Abel, Sylvester Clspp.
The report was unanimously adopted
On motion. the delegates were author
i8ed to gil vacancies.
Adjourned.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

N obsdience I" the requirements Of an Order Of
l. Sale, which irsued IRON the Court Of Com
mon Pleas oi Geauga County IN the State Of Ohio,
wherein Richard Field and others, under the
nams and s'yl, Of Fled. Merritt & Co ar. pltfs,
and Abnsr Chase is defendant, to mo directed
aud delivered, | shall expose TO sale at Public
Vendus at tho door Of tho Court. House, in the
Township Of Chardon in said County,
On .Monday. October 7ih. a ID. 1861,
at the hour OIL oclk PM. Of said day the follow
ing described lands and tenemrnts, TO wit A Ger
tain piece or parcel Of land situate in the town.
ship Of Munson, Geauga County. D., and known
as part of lot No - in Tract No. ;, and bounded
as follows, TO wit, Beginning on tho east line OF
the land once in the possession OF Thbnas fIazen
aud OH the 18th day OF May, 1852, in possession
OF John NJ. Granger; and on tho north side of
line running north IL degs. cast to land formerly
owned by Edwin Fowler in said lott thence east
on the south line OF said lands TO the north aud
south road; thence south along said road to a
yard fronting the GTist Mill; thence west along
the before mentioned land 10 tho place OF Begin.
ming, including the dwelling house; excepting
the water for main pipe running along the high.
way by said premises. Said premitcs appraised
at S6l6, 90. Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand.
EG. WHITE, SAsri6
Sheriff's Office. .Geauga Co., 6osw5
Sept. 9th 1861.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY a. MUM, Laura Robinson. Milton
lvl Robinson, Maria Ferris. and Harrison Fer
Tis, husband Of said Maria, Candice Robinson,
and David Robinson. husband OF said Candice,
residents of the County OF Geauga aud State Of
Ohio, Juliet Basson, and - Basson. hus.
ba nd Of the said Juliet residents of the State Of
Tennessee, Eleanor Odeli, and Charles Odell,
husband of said Eleanor residents OF the State OF
Wisconsin, Laura Evans, and jeremiah Evans,
husband Of said Laura, residents oil Cuyahoga
County Ohio, will take notice that petition was
filed against them on The 10th day of August, A.
ID 1851, in the Court OF Common Pleas within
and for the County Of Geauga, by Gaius Mum
und Maria Craft, and is now pending, wherein
the said Caius Mum and Mary Craft de- .nand
partition OF the following real estate, 10 wit The
following described piece or parcel Of land situa'e
in the township Of Newbury; in the County Of Ge-
auga and State Of Ohio. and is known US being
part of lot No. 20, in tract No. 3, and bounded
iollows, TO wit; commencing at the center OF the
highway leading through said lot the nor th line
OF said lot; thence west the north line OF said
lot 10 the north west corner thereof; thence south
on said lot line % chains and so links; thence
east 5 Chains nnL GO links; thence south Is deg
east IS chains 80 links; thence Is chains SO links
to tine center Of The highway aforesaid thence
along said highway 10 the place OF beginning
containing II and e3-lo0 acres OF land. Also
th, following described piece ol land, situate and
being part Of lot No. IL in said tract aud town.
ship, and bounded as follows commencing on
tho west line OF said lot in the center OF the high
way leading from Punderson's Mill to Oak Hill
thence easierly along said highway 81 cha ins 3:
links; thence north 20 chains 81 links; thence
west 20 chains rs links; thence south Is chain
l6 links to the place Of beginning containing 4:
aud 80 900 acres OF land And that, at the mex
term Of said Court, the said petitioners viii appl
for an order that partition be made Of said prem
ises, according to ,nw.
THRASlIER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
AttorNsys for Pstitionsrs.
Chardon, August 10, 1861. 6O6w6
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOiyin's Celebrated
SiIver-COated FEMALK PILLS.

1TllE only certain and sale Remedy for ali
u Uterine Obslruclious, Monthly Difficulties, lr.
regularilies. aud all other diseases To which tho
woman, wife aud mo,her. Is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no delelcriOus ingredients,
Oni are safe and certain in their action. They
will DC fund TO excrt the happjes, effect In nIl
csses OF PrO'apsus Uicri, In Leucorrhea or the
Whites; ihcr will be found the easiest aud most
certain cure that can lie found. Il Is GU accoun,
OF this certainty that they should not be taken
oy Pregnant Females, tdaring The f,si3 months,
ds misedrr,agc 10 certain to be brought on but
other periods their use Is perfectly safe. For sale
by a. Cook, Chnrdon; g. = Field, East Cluridon,
Z. =. Trent. Claridon; T.. Thompson. IIuntsburg
B,-One dollar aud three postage stamps
enclosed to any authorized agent, will ensure a
package Of pills by return mail
c. CROSBY, General Agent. Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTION beware Of Countcrfeits; the genuine
have tho Signature Of c. CrOsby on the outside
wrapper. 363m6
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NM A. rA>M MN NC wv Rsss
CHOCOLATE WORM.DROPS

NEVER fail to destroy hll kinds Of intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in ali eases. and
Tar superior TO nny and all Of the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nauseous Vermiiugcs which IRE
In use. They may be taken 81 ull times with
perfect safety, rs they contain NO MERCURY
or other delclerious drug Mothers should al.
ways purchase them, aud give their children no
other.
tNO Csthdrtie whatever, 10 necessary To Va
given.)
For Sale by all Druggists aud Dealers In Med
icines.
Al MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. N. Y.
=, prFor sale by A. Cook, Chardon; C. S. Field
East Claridon; Z. z. Treat. ClaTldon; T.. Thomp
son, IlLntsburg.
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ET The Comm;,,.o oe Ar,.n,,,

ET The Committee Of Arrangements
Tor the Grand Military Parade and Con.
test. 10 take place in this village. on the
Tenth, announce that Capt T. s. Paddock
and Col. James Barnett, OF Cleveland,
will onieIate as Judges. No better .elec.
lion could be made. The arrangements
are now complete, and the programme
will be carried ou. in every particular
Again we say, REMkNDER THE TENTH At
CHARDoN.
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60imi3

NAPOLEON. Henry Co.. O., July Z. 1861.
DIR. c. W. RoBAck,-Dear Sir For the
benefit Of suffering humanity. por,nit us 10
announce, through tho columns of your
Circular, the surprising properties of your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, which is sure euro for Indigcsiion
aud Liver Complaint. Wo have several
persons in town, who have boon suffering
With Liver Complaint and Indigcstion, and
not wi,hstanding that wo ha'" as good ply
sicians MS can DO found in N ,r,hcrn Ohio,
yet the disease bsfflod their skill. Conso-
quently NO wore iD state of dssponden.
cy, until wo commenced using your Pills,
through and by tho advice Of our friend,
Mr. Brennan. Wo used tho medicine &C.
cordjng to directions, and arc row full OF
life and hilarlty, and our gratitude is equal
to our improvcmcnt in hcalth and spirits.
When No take into cOnsideratio what NO
havo been, aud what NO aro at present, wc
feel like charging ourselves Of the sin of 10.
gratitude. If NO did not try TO announce To
tho public tho great benefits Of your Medi.
cine. Therefore VIC recommend TO tho pub
tic at largo, tho cTpodiency Of having re-,
course to your Medicine. aud conspq quently
as in duty bound, discharge what We feel to
bo our duty, in advising persons who are
Of the only true aud sure cure for tho dis
oaScs already mentioned.
Mrs. GwIS.
MKs BRENNAN,
Miss IIEATON,
G. c. SPELMAE.
Soc Advertisement. 605w4
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E| We frequently receive letters for
publication, unaccompanied by the wri.
ters' names. The most interesting ol
these are published, aud the remainder
suppressed. We have right 10 know
the names Of our correspondents, and none
should withhold them who desire the pub
lication Of their favors.
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ss-we see by the last number Of tho
Press and .4dperiiser, that tho friends Of
Benjamin Bissel will present his namo a. a
candidate for tho Office Of District Judge.
before the approacbing judicial Convention
of this District.