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" HEKEAS.-By Mortgage dated
W Ar1n ], 4: p. 1s;', md recorded il Cook coun-
aaa Eljen iis wifs eeassyed o s9i t. T. fa"n sa1t
59s1nsten sub io;s ana of lots and BLOCK s.
hcnea Q: the date herewith 51etloned to pay
each Sita in i've 5eaTe from date, and fifty interest
eaen ctEe Of default IN payment Of safd principal Of
interest And whereas, said EortEaga was etsr
Arril u, p 1s:o an6 SAID hends and coupons hay
having rs made II the payment Of said principal
sum Of $'so0o aid slso OF nSe of said coupons being
power II eaid neEIgage 4on Friday. the Twznt5dr:t
day Of Earch A. i. 1861 at 10 o'clock q m at the
North door Of the Cour. Ho1se in the ctr OF Ccaro
10 ts h;shc.s bidder for cash. to The money due
on said bonds and Coupons with costs Of sale ana
5e9t TIE Snd Interest Il law and in equity Of The
assgns, IL and to the same. GEORGE PAYEON,
-.. Assignee OF said Mortgage.
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REAT CONSOLIDATED
LISE!I
GIHClNKAT1 AE0 CHICAGO
AR.YTNR RRTRnAn

Forty Nles the shostst Ro1sc to C1ue1uuaM ru&taEa
polls sld Louisville.
TEAIHA IeaTa WUt @de Union Depo4 C1tceoet
8aily. A8 follow:
sdoA A-DAJ kzpfag. Baadays excsseea3
THEouaH 10 CNCLNDA11 And MDIAnAFoLA WIZ.
OCT EKAKaX a. Cara
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points In Central and Eaeteta 0hfa.
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lin, goaa1,baaa Medisur. L2w.encea11T ja8aT1oav39,
Rnd I'll Pc:nA IN Cc1tE41 a1d Southern Indians e&p1E
IoEtzsfEe, Efzak1pt+ Lexington, and al pofnf9 AQ
Cannechoo1 q C!nctnnad for Eanaea. Maz1sG&
Trains 4z11Ye 1t Cincinnati It &1QP- H ..
Through uc1e.1 ny tlna tine Can o. Obtained - a
Principal Railroad 02eea IN tte HorthVez4 and Il -
Cos4ps1T1 4aee. N2, = Raado1aa sHss1 C1seeG&
{1ndAf th0 Hhakx1AN Hou1eJ
J0HN BkANUT, 6upe1tu1aAANA
CaA8 L FQIIEfF. 8s1- TIc1st Aren't NJ
THICAGO Il ROCK ISLAND
~ RAnROAn.-tHAHH1 o1 Tm4-NIns9 ~
facgenent commencing Sunday. EoY- Iith 1851 TnQ(0
Leave Chlesgo: Day E3pEes and Mai, Sundays .
tepted, n:D a H. Night EIpfeA Saturday. exes1&
1;s5 M !, II; Joliet AeSornn,oaa:ion. sandAya axos5
r.. N. joliet Accommodation, R5o 4. II
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@Fnirlual.
EELMBOLp'S
tEkuiAE PREPARATIONS.

ELEEo!1'5.- .-HELMB01D6. ..HELMBoLDE
EXTRACT BuCEU,
TEE GREAT DIURETIc.
4 POSITIVE And SPECIFIC REMEDY
fo@ DISEASES OF THK BLADDER, KDSEYs
GRAVEL DROPs7, AND Ill DIsEAsRa
ARISING FROM
Ea9IIs oF DISSIPATION. EXCESsRa zND
APRUDEECEs IN LIFE
INPLIlK1XES OF EHE HLooE. DC,
zETCCE DIsEAsEs
CONSUMPTION,
EF!L!1rTlC FITS
LAEG0uK
EEGVCES.E55sS,
itIERSlL EISSf7TDE OF TIE MNSfTLlH
SISTER,
.?.MEIEs t,F rI61oE.
RSAN1TT.
PALLm COCE7KEAECE
EDGE STOMACH,
6ICK HEADACHE
EEETIC FLUSH
FIND Fu;: ENFEEELED AND DELICATE Cos.
6IlTG110AS OF 30 h EExEA
, 1862-03-18

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
lrxglr3, wiEx Braics C1flx. Fr11zeta etc. 70 to l.
@ n@ASWALpT. 100 LAKE. zaest and Examine theee E9n.
s:tca81 1fon the uktu.a1 whe1 Sdastcd to the hcsd
aaa Hair Jewe1ry contains Always tho neEe9t pxrf0
ttyle4 AL aruc.ea viii give entire satefhctaou
oC2lSilY
, 1862-03-18
BuBiu&Bg Uarbs.

"a r D.
DRs. h. &J. HUNTER,
Physicians for Diseases Of the Lansz, Heart
and Threat.
Washington A
NEW YORK oFFIcE-x 81 East 12th street,
Ao1rE Of Corsuitatton-sa = n. to p. H. -
;No9E-FA!tes at distance, Unable to come to the
city and dsstrons Of consulting can do 70 BY letter.
, 1862-03-18

4 RIILIERl AND CAVALRY
EEd SE3le6 SahIe Knots anu Spurs I;sa1 B:,cS6Sin
D5cEs 9a1ntiets also, lna1ntsy Fic!a End L:ne t5E
nceE5 EEorda the lest articles sn.e ;oitt and Tts
son and Ponds RevoIreFa md Percussion Cartridges
Shoulder S.ona NnEies &c. SC. all sold very cheap
1t'r ca.h F. Z; ROWEN. - Clark street. Ia? Eta.rs5
ove1 the United States Express OfHcc. oc1sly
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26
Business 0otites,

bacon STANDARDIZATION Pa. - c. l.
I'D JACKSON, Proprietor. Ivln49f
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E TRUE observation-disclosures your
children to activity, to enterprise, to fearless
ness in what is right, to cowardice in what is
wrong. Educate them to mike for them
selves the noblest purposes oflife, and then
to follow them out. Educate them to de-
spise suffering that stands in the way of the
accompli Shmsnt of many aims, and count il
as little thing. Make them free by lifting
them up into the storms of life, and not by
covering them down with soft and downY
plush.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26

The Constitution as it is and the Uuon as
it was is democratic creed.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26

Society, like shaded silk, must be viewed
in all situations, or its color will deceive US.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26

T NJ. CAREY, NJ. D. Graduate Of the 4
q. NJ Institute, Cfncinn2tD would respectfully
announce to the citizens Of Wyoming and Luzarne
Counties that he continues his regular practice nhe
various departments Of his profession May pe found
at his office or residence when not professionally alb
sent
~ Particular attention given to the treatment
Chronic Dseas
entremoreland. Wyoming Co. Pa.-v2n2
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ET Punch says that poverty must be
womsn-it is SO fond of pinchiug persons.
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Geo. 5. TUITION, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
" Tunkhannock, Pa. Office III Stark Brick
Block, Tioga street
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.. ". - -, -. =.
(Grsduate Of the University Of Penn'a.)

Respectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens of TunkhGnnock and vicinity. lie can he
found, when not professionally engaged, either at his
Drug Store, or at his residence on Putnam Street
nR. J. c. CORSELEUS. HAVING LOCAT-
~ ED AT THE FALLS, WILL promptly attend
all calls in the line Of his profession-ay be found
ct Beemers Hotel, when not Professionally absent.
Falls, Oct. 10, 1861.
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NyTM. NJ. PEATT. ATTORNEY At LAW. Of
w fee in Stark's Brick Block, Tioga St., Tunk-
hammock. Pa.
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II y. COOPER, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
II. Newton Centre, Luzerne County Pa.
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lME AND BRICK, CHEAPER THAN AT
a. where else in the county, for sale at
Aeshoppen, Sept Is, 1861.
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a Card.

Mr.. EDITOR I'VE take pleasure In &C.
knowledgiDg that the ouerous labors de-
volving upon US, 10 the discharge of our Of
hcial duties, have this day been ngreeably
diversified by tho attendance of Committee
of the patriotic ladies of Chsrdon, whose in
Asrost 10 their oouutrya welfare, and love
Of equsl rights and responsibilities indu ced
them TO appear before us, for the purpose
a presenting their views as to the justice
Esd propriety Of exempting certain men in
said township from liability to draft. We
are happy to state that the representation
By them made. with subsequent invostigs.
tions Of our own, have induced Us to remove
the obnoxious red mark from severa
able bodied men. as having been undeserv.
edly excused. We have also the fur her
qualification of saying that. at the close of ouI
Interview, the ladies expressed their entire
satisfaction with our official action in the
premises, and left Us with mutual express
Ions OF good will and esteem.
]. L. STEPHENSON,
Military Commissioner.
j, 8. CLEVELAND,
Eramdning Surgeon.
Chardon, Oct. lst, 1862.
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MARRIED.

In Newbury, Sept. 18th, by VIM. Mum
ESQ, at his residence. Mr. GEORGE W
TORY and Miss EDNA STONE, both o.
Newbury. (Corrected.)
~.oNN~N-~4NGN~~|N~Ar ~SrSr>oNSoeSe~N<>>>|-
DIED, ...
In Munson, on Tuesday morning. Sept
10th, of Diptheris, FREDERICK EUGENE
youngest son of s. f. and Polly H. Eldridge
aged years,
In Wyocena, Columbia Co, Wis. Sept
l7th, of Dysentery, BERTHA MAY, ageC
year, l month and az days. Also, Sept
24th, ANNA GRACE. aged 8 years, 2
months and lS days. Children of Newtor
and Amanda Davis, formerly of Munson
Geaugs Co., Ohio.
We lay you in the silent tomb,
Sweet blossoms of day,
We just began to view thy bloom,
And thou art called away.
Thy gentle spirits passed away.
Midst pain the most severe,
So great we could not wish Thy stay
A moment longer here.
oh who could wish you longer stay,
In such q world as this
Since ye bsve gained the realms OF day.
And pure, undying bliss. ICON
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but are safe and certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happiest effect in all
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as m, scarrags is certain to be brought on,) but
other periods their use is perfectly safe
will ensure package of pills by return OF mail.
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CAurIoN. beware of Counterfeits; the genuine
have the ST ynature oi C, CROSB Y on the outside
wrapper. $40
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East Claridon; c. P. Treat, Clalidon; Z. Thomp
son, Huntsburg.
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sheriff $ Sale of Real Estate.

TN obedience TO the requirements OF an Order
i OF Sale which issued from the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas OF Geauga County, in the State OF
Ohio, wherein Francis w. Hazen is plaintiff, and
Heman Spaulding George Spauding and Sam
uel Wagner are delends nts, and dated the 10th
day OF September, 1869 TO me directed and de.
liyered, | have caused to be appraised. and shall
expose to sale public vendue at the door oil the
Court House in Chardon in said County,
On Monday, the 2Gh day Of October. 1862
At the hour Of | O'Clock P. M, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate in the
County OF Geauga, in the 10 nshi2 oI Munson
being No. 8, in the 9th range of townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State oil
Ohio, and ia known by being in Lot No. in
Tract No. 3, in said township, and bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the north west
corner OF said lot No. 8 thence running east on
the lot line l9 chains and 40 links; thence south
parallel with the west line Is chains and 46 links
thence west parallel with the north line OF said
lot 10 chains and 40 links, TO the west line ot snd
lot thence north on the west line OF snid lot Is
chains and 46 links to the place OF beginning
containing thirty acres OF land.
Also, one other piece Of land situated In the
township OF Munson, being No. in the 9th range
of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
in the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the
County OF Ge auga, and is known by being part ol
lot No. 80 in Tract No. 3, in said Township. and
bounded and described as follows, to wit Be-
ginning at the north west corner Of said lot In
the center of the highway thence cunning norih
SO II deg, east on the north line OF SAID lot and
tract 80 chains and 81 links, to a stake; thence
south Is chains and 10 links to the center Of the
east and west State road; thence south SO deg
40 min, west along said road, TO piece Of land
decided 10 Ruth Deming; thence north to the
nor IN east corner ot said Deming's lot; Themes
west along the north line of said Demng's lot
and also on the north line Of a u acre lot decided
to VIM. H. Judd thence north on the east line
Of a lot decided 10 Sarah Shattuck,, and further
along the east line OF the lot decided TO the Dis
trict No at the center Of said Munson township
thence west on the north line Of said School HOUSE
o the center Of the north and south center road
thence north along the center ol said road TO the
pace OF beginning containing ffty'sev acre.
ofland, be the same more or less.
Said piece first above described appraised at 81,
hundred dollars Said piece last above described
appraised at thirteen hundred and sixty'eigh
dollars. Terms Of sals--cash in hand.
E. G. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in ChancAry.
sheriff's Office, Geauga Co,
Sept. l9h, A D., 1869. 662w5
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nS-wo had the pleasure ofa briefintorviow,
on Sunday last, with Brig Con K. A. Paine,
who was spending an hour or two with his
relatives in this village. Io expects to re-
turn Immediately to his command, from
which ho has boon temporarily absent, on
account Of III health lIo is one of the live
Generals of the Army, and we bopo he may
long DO spared to fight in the cause Of tho
Union.
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ETThe Mite Society will be held at
the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening next.
AddresS.by d. w. Garfield, Esq.

e5-You will SEQ by the advertisement OF Ayros
q Murray, that they ure firm in their endcavors
to influence the farmers and mechanics oil tho
County to purchase their goods at home. Don It
try to think that you cun buy goods cheaper by
going out Of town, You may, Tor once, jus, for
bait; but look out for swoetenor, noxt time -
Ayres e. Murray are honorable Dealers havo one
price, and most likely will take what you have
10 aau
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0JWo were informed, the other day. by a cit.
nen Of Thompson, that they had cleared them.
selves from the liability 10 draft in that place,
by generously giving to fifteen young volunteers
70. the service Of their country, the sum Of $3.50
each. $50 citizens, and 500, township bounty
making the sum Of $225o. All right, Thompson
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VOLUME XIII. NO. 40.
Home BEREAVEMENT.

ET Drafting commenced ir this County.
on Wednesday, and will probably not be
concluded until next week. Some Of the
townships have furnished their quotas by
voluntary enlistmenis.
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ss-Mr. i G. Ludlow requests us to state
that he was not candidate before the
County Convention for tho Office of ofAuditor,
and is no. aware that his name was an-
nouncod as such.
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New GuNsmiTH IN CHARDuN- -.OrrinG @. Thayer
has removed from lIumbden to Chardon whero
he is prepared 10 do all kinds Of work pertaining
to his business. Shop two doors north Of tho
Court IIouqa
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Fair at THOMPSON, ,


Of Thompson, with its friends from ad-
joining townships, will hold Fair at
Thompson Center on Wednesday next,
the 9th inst. We give the list OF officers,
Classes and Awarding Committees
LIST OF oFTIcERs.
President--F. NJ. Leonard.
Vice Presidents--Ed. Hubert, G. l..
Warren.
Secretary--R. R. Warner.
Treasurer--A, Dickerman.
Executive Commiltee--Jos. Smith, r.
C. Smith, S. N. Dutton, Chas. Foote. o.
p. Pomeroy. S. N. Burroughs, Fred.
Hubert.
Superintendent OF Hall--M S. Jewett.
Superintendents of Grounds--N. Gurs,
A. Dicksrman.
Marshal--S. Bostwick.
Chief OF Pol,ce--3. F. Gee.
CLASSES AND COMMITTEES.
Class BULLS, OXEN AND
STEERS.
Committee-Lymau r. Miller, Jos.
Williams. Asel Dodge.
Glass H.-COWS, HEIFERS AND
CALVES.
Commitee--Hsury Hubert. Abel
Phelps, John F. Moseley.
CLASS III-STALLIONS.
Committee-H. 8. Mathews, Mr.. W ood.
head, w. Mosher.
Glass UNMATCHED AND SINGLE
HORSES.
Conmittee--B. Parks, Charles Math-
sws. T. D. Ladd.
Glass V.-BROOD MARES AND
COLTS.
Committee.-James Warren, S. C. Hol.
lie, Horace Allen.
CLASS VI.--SWEEPSTAKES ON
HORSES.
Committee Smith, M. M. Boy
ington, Charles Barrett.
Glass VII.--SHEEP-FINE AND
COARSE WOOL.
Committee Jeremiah Nye, H. E
Moselsy, II. B. Everett.
CLASS VlII.--SWINE.
Committee--Marcus Tillotson, DAME
Morse, Mark Proctor.
CLASS IX.-POULTRY.
Committee "A. P. Talcott, Dunn ore
Warren, Horace Webster
CLASS X.-GRAlN AND SEEDS.
Comm,tee-Horace Warren, Fos,e
Benjamin. Jack Dayton.
CLASS XI.-VEGETABLES.
mmittee-John Proctor, Philip Viii
son, Winslow WILDER.
CLASS XII.-FRU1TS.
Committee-Myron S. Jewett, Erastu
Spencer, Sylvester Clapp.
Glass XlII.-FLOWERS.
Commiltee.-H. B Hall and Lady, w
Jarvis and Lady. E. Knapp and Lady.
CLASS XIV.-DOMESTlC PRODUC-
TIONS
Committee-Willis Foot, G. .A.Moseley
Nelson Gers.
Glass XV.-DoMESTIC MANUFAC
TURES.
COM. Cottam and Lady.S. c. Shep
ard and Lady, ]. s. Murray and Lady
CLASS XVI.-COOKERY.
Committee. John Sumner and Lady
J. D. McLane and Lady.
Glass XVII.-MECHANICAL.
Committee-H. B. Malin, Dennis Wei
ster, v. Stockwell.
CLASS XVIII FARM IMPLEMENTS
Committee-B. w. Tuttle, Abner Stool
well, Sam'l Nye. -
CLASS XIX.-PICTURES.
Committee-Jas. Tillotson and Lady
80. Mosely q Lady, S. Malin d Lad.
CLASS XX.-FANCY NEEDLE WORE
Commit Sarah Cottam, Flora May
nard, Narcissa Howard.
Glass sXXI.-UNENUMERATED AZ
TlCLES.
Committee-Richard Mathews, E.
Eillolson, Elias Strong.
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EE Prof Rhodes, Of Hiram, delivered
very able and effective address, q. the
war meeting at the Town Hall in this vii.
lage, on Saturday evening last.
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Hambdeu, Sept. 26th, 1862.

HOUND by the Subscriber, Sept. 18th,
II on the Chillieolhe Road in Chester, a
Ladies' Blanket Shawl. The owner can
have 1t by proving property and paying
charges. u. y. CHlLSON.
Munsou, Sept. Goth, 1852. '663w4
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Dapiel Milier,s Estate. .

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho Subscribel
~ has been appointed and qua!ifie as executor
on the estate OF Daniel Miller, deceased, late o.
Chester, ,Geauga County, Ohio. -
8. B. PHILBRICK.
Chester, Sept 10Th, 1862. e62w3
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School Examiners Notice.
VNHE Board OF School Examiners of Gea ugu
L County will hold their next m meeting pt Char.
dor, on Saturday, tie 4lh of October, 1862. The
hour is 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
J. D. WORKABLE, Clerk
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go Est,ou Taken up by The
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-0-L residences in the northeast part Of the
township Of Chardon, near Griswold's Mills, Q
Yearling Heifer. Said heller is spotted and white
all over, except hoad and neck which are red ant
tail which is white--and has star in the fere
head. Has been in the neighborliood two ol
three months The owner is requested TO provs
property, pay charges and take her away:
SAMUEL FAULKENBURGH. II.
Chardon, Sept. l9th, 1862. ooSWS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the piece
~ or parcel of land offered for sale by
Alnira Hathaway, was never decided to
Thomas Bosley. also notify the public
that there is an injunction from the court
on the land. Any one desirous of purchas-
Ing oau obtain all necessary information by
applying to the subscriber residing near the
aforesaid piece or parcel OF land,
ELIZA EGGLEST0N.
Hambdeu, Sept. 26th, 1862.
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baroSammar School at the Academy, this tFr-
dsy) evening,
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TreaSurer'S Notice.
the Number Of Mills Tax on One Dollar Valuation.

Office IS HEREBY dollars
y taxable within 1867 follows
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NOTICE is also given that the TT
Auburn Corners, Monday. Oct 9th.
cambridge Center. Tuesday, Oct 7th.
Russell Center. Wednesday, Oct. 9Th.
Chester Center. Thursday, Oct. 9th.
Newbury Center, Friday. Oct. 10th.
Burton, Saturday, Oct. luh.
nrHis Office will also be open from the
which time he will receive one half or the wi
N. B Supervisors who DID not return the
the amounts paid on them, and return tho so
send the Lists to me, at or before the time
certified lists in place Of separate certihcate'
required. ....f...'
Treusurers Office, Geanga Co.. OIL
Chardnn Sent 9Oth, 1869.