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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-17
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ResolUsd, That, 10 this sudden transition
from li!c TO eternity, we recognize the sol.
omn admonition Of Uod Of the shortness Of
time, the uncertainty OF life, and the Ger.
tainty OF doath. aud that, made fully sensi.
Bile, by this affection, that, like 40 flower
by the searching rays Of the MONDAY sun 10
witborod, so man pssseth away as q shadow
and continueth not. We will strive to
initiate the virtues Of our Iamouted school.
mate, and endeavor to be prepared, at Any
momont, to meet the reap3r Of the harvest
of souls.
Resoiued. That wc warmly o1tond to tho
parents, kindred and friends Of the decoss sed
our heartfelt sympathy and kind wishes 0
consolation in their deep affection.
ResoiVed. That, while we ovorywhere miss
him who was so lately among us, wo will
not cease to romember bis sterling worth
aud profit by his example.
RrsoiVed, That copies of those Resolu tiops
and Preamble bo forw Irdod to tho friendt
of the deceased md to tho J,fersonldn
Democrat, for publication.
| For the School
JOHN W. TYLER, Teacher.
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VOLUME XIII. NO. AZ
HOME DEPARTMENT.
To Delinquents.

We this week send bills TO large num-
Der of persons who are indebted on sub
scription for from two to four years each
and would urge upon thom all the duty oi
prompt payment. Their indObtodno" is
estimated at the rate of ~ so per year
but, should we hereafter be under the no.
cessity of employing collector to visit do
liuquSSts, We must charge $2OO per year
These are war tincs and the income Of ev.
cry country publisher is materially reduced
thereby, while bis expenditures are In
croased in like proportion. Yot there is ar
abundance, If not snperabundaDce, o.
money in circulation, and deliuquents, as ,
general rule, will never be better prepared
to pay up. Persons who receive no bills
yo. know themselves to be indebted for on,
year or moro, would greatly oblige us b.
settling as soon as consistent. Money MAJ
bo remittod to us by mail.
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Col. Creighton and Lieut.. Shepard

The fighting Col. Creighton and Licut.
Shepard, Of the gallant. Seventh, being in
town on Friday last. a war meeting wus ap-
pointed for that evening, at which they
were announced to speak. Col. Creighton,
who was taken by surprise, protested that
he was no speaking, but merely fighting
man yet, in reSponseto loud csIls, he took
the stand, made humorous apology for not
speaking, and sat down amid tho cheers OF
the audience, who wore happy to be able
even to look upon such brave and
loyal soldier. The meeting was addressed
by MIR. Williams and Lieut.. Shepard. AL
though Lieut.. Shepard had often spoken
in our County, we had mover had the good
fortune to hoar him, and we were much
pleased with his remarks.
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will be found TO exert the happiest effect in all
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of this certainly that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during the frst3 months
mrscarriage 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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SherIfs Sale Of Real Esrate.

Sueflu Sale VI kSeaI EStAtcs
TN obedience 10 the requirements OF an Order
l. 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 Spauldlng, George Spaulding and Sam
uel Wagner are defendants, and dated the 10th
day oil September, 1869 TO me directed and de-
livered, have caused to be appraised. and shall
expose to sale public vendue at the door Of the
Court House in Chardon, in said County,
On Monday. The 2Ch day Of October, 1852.
At the hour Of ! O'Clock p. M, Of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate in the
County OF Geauga, in the to ,nshi2 OF Munson,
being No, 8, in the 9th range OF townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State OF
Ohio, and is known by being in Lot No. 8 in
Tract No 3, in said township, and bounded as
follows, to wit. Beginning at tie 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 DO links;
thence west parallel with the north line OF said
lot l9 chains and 40 links, 10 the west line oil said
LOT; thence north on the west line Of said lot Is
chains and 46 links TO the place Of beginning
containing thirty acres OF land.
Also, one other piece Of land oituated In tho
township OF Munson, being No. s in the 9th range
of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
in the State Of Ohio, and which Is also in the
County OF Geauga, and is known by being part OF
lot No. SO in Tract No 8, in said Township, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit Be-
ginning at the northwest corner Of said lot IN
the cenltT OF lne nlgH"hyi ulohCo :uuuiuk uoius
SO X deg, east on the north line Of said lot and
tract 80 chains and 81 links, 10 a stake; thence
south Is chains and 10 links to the center Of the
east and west State road ihance south eS deg.
40 min, west along said road, TO a piece Of land
decided 10 Ruth Deming; thence north 10 the
northeast corner ot said Deming's lot thence
west along the north line of said DemingS lot,
and also on the north line of y acre lot decided
to VIM. H. Judd thence north on the east line
Of a lot decided TO Sarah Shattuek, and further
IL ~. nF fha LAT al n q.
trict No At the center OF said Munson townships
thence west on the north line Of said School House
l tOihe center Of the north and south center road;
thence north along the center o said road to the
place Of beginning containing htty.seven aores
ofLand, be the same more or less.
Said pisce first above described appraised At six
hnndrsd dollars Said piece lAlt above described
appraised at thirteen hundred and sixty eight
dollars. Terms Of sale-cash in haHd.
L. G. WHITE.
SheriE and Special Master in Chaneery.
SherifFs Office, Geauga Co,
Sept 18th, A D., 1862. J 662w5
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Sword Presentation to Capt. James
Crane.

The following, which we take from the
Baltimore american of the 7th inst, will be
read with pleasure by the friends Of our late
townsman, Capt. James Crane, of tho New
York Fifth Heavy Artillery:
Yesterday afternoon a number OF gentle
men of this city visited Fort Marshall upon
invi alton. for the purpose of witnessing the
presentation of several articles to officers OF
the New York Fifth Heavy Artillery Regi.
ment. To Captain Oliver Cotter there were
presented BY the men OF his corps sword.
sash, belt and pair of field glasses, and to
Captain James Crane, q sword, also trib.
ute OF esteem and regard from the men OF
his command. These presents, which are
of the most elegant finish and superior
quality, were presented on behalf OF the
donors by Colonel Samuel Graham, Com.
manding the Regiment. Soon as the pre-
sentations were over, the company pro-
ceeded to an adjoining apartment, and par
took of most excellent collation. served by
Mr. Joseph H. Amey, in a style which did
him credit. Brief speeches we're made by
Colonel William d. Wbipple, Chief Of Gen
Wools staff, Colone! Graham, Captain Cot
ter, Captain Crane, Mr.. Charles Cloud, Mr.
]. H. Amey, Mr. Uriah Miles, and Other
gentlemen. During the afternoon, the
guests had an opportunity of Inspecting tb'
Fort, which was found in first rate order
Tho two companies commanded by Cap
taius Cotter and Crane muster an Aggre
gate of nearly three hundred men, aud IN
der the instruction of those officers have at
tanned high state of discipline.
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Au AaUhDuen, OcI. 0h, Oy heV. Il.
Deaue, MIR o. NJ. JOHNSON. of Troy, and
Mi" LUCIA A. GATES, Of IIambdon.
DIED.
In the General Hospital at Columbus
Ohio Oct. 5;h, 1862 JOHN 7. COE, of Mum.
son. of Typhoid Fever, aged 81 wears.
The deceased enlisted in the United Statos
pervico at Johnson's Island. as a fifer, last
February.
In Euclid. on the 9Th inst, Of Bronchitis,
II. l. SANBORN, OF Claridon, Co. Z ,l05th
Regiment, aged 81 years.
In Sewbury, on the 7th inst. of Relaxs.
tion Of the Brain, DAVE WILDER, son Of
TreeborD Wilder, sged lS years.
Tho subject of this notice was a young
man of more than ordinary talen rs, res pectet
bv all with whom bo was casually acquainted
beloved by oil who intimately knew him
He loft tho Brick Chapel School, which nc
was attending, apparently in usual health
on Friday evening, and, on Monday morn.
ing, instead of his expected presence, WI
wero startled by tho tidings of his ex,remely
dangerous condition. School took a roccss
and schelars aud teacher loft classes tt
wcep. On the fallowing morning. the frs
word on every lip was. "liave you hear,
from Dave = Soon after school opened
his SchoolmatS from his own vicinity entered
He had scracely seated bimself before III,
interrOgatory OF thei teacher. "How 10 Dave?
and the dreaded answer. "He u dead," fillet
every heart with renewed grief. The mex
day we followed HIN to tho tomb. Pence
fully sleepl 'Tis death that just bsgin
o II life. [CoM
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Oyster Supper IN Claridon, for the Ben.
eft of the Soldiers

EAST CLARIDoN. Oct. 9th, 1852.
Mr.. Converse will you please an
nouncc through your paper, that there will
be ar Oyster Supper for the benefit Of the
soldiers, at the Agricultural Hall in Clari.
don, Wednesday. % inst.1 d. W. Can.
field will give uu address. and the Claridon
Brass Band will DO in attendance. The sup-
per will be furDished by the citizens of
Clsridon. All are invited to attend. Tick.
cts, fifty cOntS couple.
II. c. AYLWOHTH.
Scc'y Cidrjdoa s A. s.
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CINCINNATI
VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
EsTABLisHED IN THE YEAR 1880,
For the Cure of Private Diseases,

And under the control OF two OF the most emf
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DR. E. BoNAPARTE, from London and Paris Hos.
pitals and for the past 10 years Of the Cincinnati:
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cured in 2to9 weeks. Syphilis, in its Primary
Stages cured in days; Secondary Symptoms
cured in ! TO weeks. lmpotency, vigor re-
stored in 70 weeks. Skin Diseases cured in
to 3 weeks. All diseases treated with unpar.
alleled success--Maie or Female.
Drs B. and r are almost daily consulted by
young men afflicted with the above diseases,
some Of rhom are as weak and emaciated as II
they had the consumption, and by their friends
supposed 10 have it, All such diseases yield to the
proper and only correct course Of treatment, and,
in a short time, they are made 10 rejoice in per
feet health.
Dr. BoNAPARrE's Great work on Private Dis
cases. the Private Guide to health, is beneficial 10
all male and female The old and young should
cad this book. 1t will enlighten those who
grope in darkness. Price 25 cents, sent by mail
DR. BoSAPARTE's French Patent Male Safe. II
is perfectly safe and never fails 10 give satisac
| tion. 1t is the only safe and sure preventive
! against contracting disease. Price 81 the single
one, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen. Sent ~
mail.
6rMADiME LozrERs FEMALE MONTHLY Pills
are safe and reliable remedy for suppressions Of
the menses from colds, and all female diseases
Price 81 per box-Extra Fine, S5-Sent TO any
address by mail.
Drs. d g. R. are the men 20 consult They
are unquestionably acknowledged to be the
champions and kings OF venereal diseases, and
the only Doctors who receive Monthly Reports
from the old world They have been accustomed
from an eerly age Of youth to witness the various
diseases which afflict mankind, and 10 watch their
progress through long career Of professional
study, in every sphere OF life, from the humbls
abode oil poverty to the mansions Of the wealthy,
and, having ascertaiaed beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined 10 select
the generatiSe system as their particular study,
and TO devote their whole attention TO the allevi-
alton Of the diseases Of these important functions
No letters will be answered unless they contain
| a remittance or postage-stHmp. Call or address
DRS BONAPARTE g. REYNOLDS,
| No. 1873 Sycamore. street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, Cincinnati, Ohio
| Office hvurs A. M, TO 9 P. NJ. 666yl
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Sale of Real Estate.

Sale of Real Estate.
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
l. within and for the County Of Geauga in the
State ol Ohio, shall offer for sale at public auc.
ton. ut the door Of the Court House in Chardon
in said County, on the
1871 day Of October, 1869,
at 10 o'clock, NJ, of said day. the undivided one
half Of the following described premises situate in.
the township Of Chester in said County, and
bounded as follows, to will: Beginning at The south
east corner OF lot no. 4, thence north along tho
enst line Of said lot Al chains, to the north east
corner Of said lot; thence west along the north line
Of said lot 25 chains s8 links to the division line;
thence south Al chains aud SO links, to The south
line OF said lot; thence 2S chains and is links
to The place Of beginning, continuing l0A:nnd Sc.
100 acres Of land he the same more or Jess.
Appraised at $500. Terms Of Sale-Cash on
day OF sale. GEO. A RUSSELL,
Guardian OF Geo. C. und Mary F. Russell.
By Thrusher, Duriee g. Hathaway, Auys.
C62wS
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@-Read the new advertisement of Miss
L. A. Knapp. fashionable milliner, in an
other column. She is too we'll known IN
this community to need any recommend
from US. Give her call. y >. ...r
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Union Musical Association.

A meeting of tho Union Musical Associa.
ton will DO held at Chardon, on Thursday
Oct. 3oth, commencing at ten O'Clock. A. NJ
All lovers of vocal music are invited to be
present, and participate in the exercises.
j. G. WELLS, Secretary
Ciaridon, Oct l2. b. 1862
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aSBy the advertisement Of Mrs. G. 7.
Winslow, of Painesville, in another column,
Il will be seen that she has opened o Mill
merry Store in Chardon,
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es> The lO5th Regiment wus in the Por.
ryvlle 6ght, aud it is feared was badly cut
up. We have no particulars in regard to
the loss in Co. K, beyond mere rumor that
Capt. Garfield was slightly wounded in the
head.
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as-The receipts Of the last meeting OF
the Soidcrs' Mite Society amounted to
S7.0o.. Tho next meeting will be held
at the Town Hall, on Saturday evening,
the 2s,h inst, and will be addressed BY
Prof. Rhodes, of Hiram.
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ee-we are authorized to state that the
roceipts oe tho recent Fair of the Geauga
County Agricultural Society exceeded its
expenditures, aud that the Society Is pre-
pared to pay all tho premiums awarded.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheessman, NJ ID.
| New YoRK CIrY

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They are mild in their operation, and certain in
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in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep.
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NOTICE.
There is one condition of the female system
in which the Pills cannot be tnk en- without pro.
ducing a PECULIAR RESULT. The con.
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MISCARRIAGE. Such is the Irresistible ten.
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tions TO normal condition, that even the repro
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from anything injurious. Explicit directions
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New York City.
SOLD, by ONE Druggis, in every town in th'
r. B HUTCHINS,
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No. ia Broadway, N. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be ad-
dressed. For Sale by A Cook, Druggist. Char
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es-Forty-five men left this place for
Camp Cleveland, on Saturday last. thirty
seven of whom were drafted men, and eight
substitutes.
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1s-The Fall term Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of this County commenced in
this village, on Wednesday, Judge Cbsffee
presiding.
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ASSIGNEE,s SALE.

ASSIGNEE's SALE.
FINDER and by virtue Of the power and au-
" thority vested in, and conferred upon me by
assignment executed and delivered TO me by Hen.
ry H. Harris, and agreeably to an order of Pro.
bate Court within and for the County Of Geaug
Mulberry Corners, on the
lsth day Of NOvember, A. d. 1862,
at o'clock P. NJ. Of snid day, the following prop
erty note made by N. A. Withnall, for $500,
secured by mortgage; one note made by Samuel
Waggoner; one note made by Henry Damon; one
note nude by w. C. Gilbert; one draft Tor sl39,.
So, accepted by Ostram g. Duboys of New York;
also y slip in Presbyterian Church in Chester.
&rTERMS, Cash.
E. o. LYMAN,
Assignee Of Henry H. Harris.
Oct. 18th, 1862. 666w4
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MOUND BY the Subscriber, Sept 10Th
II on the Cbillicotbe Road in Chester. .
Ladies' Blanket Shawl. The owner can
have it by proving property and paying
charges. Il. Q. CHlLSON.
MunsoH, Sept. Goth, 1862. '663W4
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NOTICE is hereby given that will sell at
IN private sale, piece or parcel OF land con
taiuing 90 acres, situated in the south west part
OF Hnmbden township, and is the same piece or
parcel that was decided by N. F. Eggleston to
Thomas Bosley, and from Bosley to r Hathaway.
Terms Of Sale and description of the land can
be obtained by calling on the Subscriber, at East
ClaIdon, Ohio.
ALMIRA HATHAWAY.
Claridon, Sept. 18th, 1869. 662w3
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AspTs WAITED 70 sell this capital book, An
sgenti In every County In the staie can make
large, profitable and rapid sales by taking hold
Of this book. It's popularity 10 immeEse. Terms
and prices may be learned BY applying to the Pub
Usher in New York City 66lwl
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as-H. X. Smith and Edgar Wost wero,
on Monday last, elected Justices OF the
Peace for this township.
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NJOTIcE.-The undersigned has been ap-
IN pointed and qualified as EIeoutrix Of the o..
ADALINE A. LOOMS,
Hambden, Got. Sd, 1863. 66sws
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&s-Mr. W. L, Porter has been appointed
Post Master at Bundysburg. In this County
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NOTICE alec the Tredsurer
Auburn Sent
BAnbrdgo
Russell Center Wednesday, Hunsbrg
Chester Center, Thursday, Mdofd
N0wbury Contor Friday Parkman Village, Friday
Burton, saturday Oct Saturday, d.
eJi will o.
o o
an
me slbe townships will
O. II. NEWCOMB, Treasurer.
O.l
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THE Richest BOOK Of FUN ever Printed y
VITA Ie Most COmical Illustrations.
ALL FOR sI,Oo.

'."This book win be sent by mail, postage free,
to any person who will send cleo, TO.
CARLETON, PubItsher,
as BRoLnvLy, Nrv YoHK.
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MAIElSlEl).

In Hambden. Oct. 9th. by Rev. p. A
Deaue. MIR. o. NJ. JOHNSON. of Troy. and
Mis-, LUCIA A. GATES, Of lIambden.
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See advertisement,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
ooEF1RMAr1oxs.

General Strong and Colonel MOnsOn, both
of Indiana, were confirmed Brigadier Gener-
els to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
BALDWIN U5iVsssifJ.


BERaAa March "a, 1862
Eps. LHLDHR Thinking that your read.
ere would be interested By few Hlatsments
In regard To the Baldwin University, send
you the folIowingi The school IL now pros
pesing finely, there being enrolled the names
Of over three hundred. There are at present
fifteen tessherS, who arc hard working and
sacrificing men and women. The new chapel,
building under the supervision Of ]. ".
Hscklebarker, is receiving lie finishing
touches. The noble structure presents an
imposing appearance, and does great credit
to the energy and perseverance Of the Fac
ulty. The graduating class consists Of seven
teen persons, who will leave school next COM
msncement day. On the evening Of the first
Of next month Grand Musical Entertain
ment will be given in the nsw chapel for the
benefit Of the graduating class.
The following programme has been agreed
upon,
The performance will be announced by the
tolling of the GREAF BILL or THH UNIVERSE,
during which the Can oy CIVILIZATION, con-
tanning the performers, drawn by drove Of
OENTAURs, will rattle up to the place Of per-
formanoe.
Afer the audience have been seated, the
performance will be opened by
INSTRUMENTAL NUsIO.
"The March Of Intellect"
After which
The Morning Stars will sing together.
'sI wish were q Geese"
INSTRUMENTAL PIEoH.
"0n the Harp of Thousand strings."
ouARFETTE.
"By the -Four Seasons" Next emusic
by the Spheres"
After which the Concert will close with
A GRAND AETHEM.-"By the Band of
Orion"
Consequent upon the long course of study
which the graduates have pursued they
stand in pressing need of funds, and it is
earnestly hoped that the friends of educa.
tiOn will recognize this want by pstrOniEing
this enterprise.
Tickets half-price. to be obtained OF the
bakery and meat markets.
Ch. of Com. IsRAEL HLRPER.