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APPLEGATn q %.
500 Horses Wanted I!
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.

1--WE HUNDRED GOOD HORSES, BETWEEN
II four ana eight ycars old, and between fifteen
and sixteen hands high, are wanted Immediately for
CAVALRY SERVICE, for which reasonable prices
Rill pc paid.
Apply 90 C,pr y. n. LAMB. on Vino street,
below Mis, fHlhr residence hugltetf
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Advertisements occupying any special position IN.
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10 per cent.
&C. Advertisements Inserted in the Local Column
charged at the rate OF twenty cents per line
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
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penEe, TO be paid for by the advertiser.
80 Adpatisers exceeding he space coniasi or sriR
be charged for ne srcsss.
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70 az wAo shaH see these Presents - Grfsfings
WHtREAS y has been made known 10 me that
w arfrtain THOMAS PARISH, charged with having
committed a foul and atr5cious murder ON Che g3d
DAY ~ Dcoemher 1861, upon tho body OF JANIS ouon
WIZ late u our County Of davidson, has He'd fI0u
Justice, ami is now running at largo.
Now therefore, l, ASnREw JOHNSON, Governor as
aiortid, 10y virtue Of the power aud authority In me
vested, do hereby ohcr reward Of Two lluNpHrn
AND fitff DOLLARS to any person persons who
may apprehend the said Thomas Parish aud deliver
him 90 the sheriff or Tailor Of our County Of David
SON In order That Justice In that behalf may be had
and executed.
- In testimony whereof have hereunto SGT
! nay hand and caused tho great seal OF said
J STATE 70 DO ahlNed at Nashville, the 10th day
49, OF August, 1862.
liy uie Governor: ANDREW JOHNSON
LowAap II. EAsy, Secretary OF state.
auglT-dlw
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announcements Of Candidates.
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We, the undersigned have this day adopted the
above rates. 10 which we bind Ourselves strictly to
adhere.
WM. CAMERON, FOR the Uaion
JOHN WALLACE, for the Diplirl
NssaUlE, Tenn, July II, 1862.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFiCE,
No IL South Fourth St.,
SICK OR WOUNDED

Esmb'ishel ,or tha leutht of STRANGER. ..o.o..,.
81 fonis On search 90
, 1862-09-26

wife freedom on tho dag. :.
IN conclusion let me 's.y, that he time has
passed when sReh 4, demand caula be de-
nouneed even BY TIE most se1yile follower cf
admt1 htratione, u f1natictsu, fer th3 chIsf
Of The 1epoblfc has himself re:o,aix,d hIa
rtght to d. 50, II the occasion shall equ3re, in
st1ne I being charged n.th the preety 1tion
OF tie government He has Furthermore hs-
come 81 f'r impressed with the urxHrV that
msnifests Hse!f, that he has ordsfeJimme
onte execution 70 be given to the nctof the
last Co greee, prescribing measure t con-
hscatton and emancipation. This dlv. 0o. ia
the anniversary ct Its enforcement, a. iEs ths
anniversary Of the adoption OF the ofpfnaI
constitution OF the United States, L{t "a.
then, IN parting. take hope from tha cherinp
coincidence. The act OF Congress, Il lstrus.
Is but an initial measure, embarrassed b.
mary clauses, and may be much IInItea by
hoetllc Interpretation. Still it can be mAde
an avetar ct liberty to Thousands rho sh1ll ID
yoke lis protection, and the instrument OF
condlEn Punishment to tkosa rh5 have
st'ught the DESTRUCTION ot a1l free government,
And more than Ill ELSE. its rizfd enfonan.n's
MD true interpolation will give earnest to
the nation Of that whlch must speedily ensue
direct and immediate emancipation bv v&hs
ms1t3ry arm. Rs measure Of safety, peae-
ufe OF. Justice, and measure Of peace.
, 1862-09-26
GDS11: S11:Grihttttz.
From the Atlantic Monthly Tor Seplemosr.l
ZRK RATTLE AUTUMN 0F:leee,

u
zHE BATTLE AUTUMN uF;1ssa
Bf JOHN q. WHITTIER.
The 1age Of VI. 1lEe storm birds ay, >
Ths charging &zumpe&a Show;
Iet rolls no thunder in the sky,
No earthquake strives below.
And, calm and patient, Nature keeps =.
-.Hsr ancient p1pmiee Reu. - ~<''
Though o'+r her b1curn and srcenness sweeps
The battles breath Of hell
And stfl ehe walks In gulacn hours
Through harveet.happy farme.
And still Fhe wears her fruits and flowers
Like Jewels On her arms.
a.-7;
What mean the g,adness OF ths plain,
Th1r JOY Of eve And mora
The n11Fth that shakes the beard cfc1aIn
And yellow 1ocAs u corn:
All! cyee may well re I'LL o. tea,r,
=. and Aear1s with hate ere hot:
Eut even paced come aronnd the yca-e.
Aha Nature chaDgts not.
She meets w:th smilcf orr bitter grief,
With rsnge our Sspanf II p1in;
sEc EvcEs with tint of flower and leaf
The wa-titid's c.initoa Stain
sti,1. in the eanEon's pause, We hssr -
Hes %weet nkrgtvtus psalm; !:
Toor car to God for uouhl Il fear,
she shares the eternal calm. -.
SIR knows the seed lies safe below
The ffrcs tllst b1aes and burn:
For all The tears Of blood nc soH x
ehe waits the Itch return. .S'.-
Ehe sees with cleaner eye tha7 onrs- a =
The good OF e1T ring born
TIE l,earts that hlossom likc her flowers
And tipen like h:t corn
~
Oh give to rs. In times Ike theee.
The vision Of her eyes:
Ard 1aake her fields and fxustcd trees =
Our golden prophecies
Oh. give TO ne her finer carl r
Above this stormy din. = :
We. too. would hear the bells Of cheer
Hing ptacc and freedom in4 -
, 1862-09-26
assessor'a N6tite. r
SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN:
IA TKHFAL HEvENUE, go
FINeT UI5T0ICT. TEENNOI8.


sS ssts &c ssse
Comfy q Gee1: hsys s.a.6,9aed II - : ; ):
81 ss s. of asse ~ s
ss 81 rs @ = {. a.
Kesssne t. support he Government aad ass
Ihe District hs been aubdlytded int2 K1eyeu A..
na u IL hs sats1t e "a s ~ !.
e 90 se9g,,,es .as .esn 20. ., Hra,
ton M Il the Tow y q so9ts csesge hc fes
I'd
NJ sas s 4 r. EsF oi tae Ct4 e
~ ; S9ass sss sss i, r. e.st q s.
Hsesses: @ ~. B H. GHXr aa G E a g1E1s ss amcsSs.
q! Wf'fs q GrT 81 Caieago nsrtS ~ iee q sout @
DTisoS 81 ts RI Yard OF The ,y OF
- saesR :t;sss s4 &C. y
grst 11am thssa.. i Bxsss, t. A's N A<@sssT. so1iee
- e. E. :1 l;:a,eaIpa street. Il Peoples G. l. 4 Coka
Dltaiou 30 comprises the eth Ward nf rs ctty .,
81 atsa ysE I'D Ii 4 Psas &
the TcaE Of Chicago lying north OF Lsaz street
ss sssn ass sa 5se e
nivss;nn ~ nu ~. M ~ sth Es-a
Hssist.nt Asee a.ofs IL i"Wn OK H1nSsr
ctce No. - EN1ns Ra.r n15oa. M ears sn1 Sn11f,
csitsss s,,Sn NJ tse gh s;4 Sf the
nVFg aaa ssst tnS aoEa of La6 n1eE:
Knsie ard Rssh .treef f pfSS s1a eosa7s ef
RI cSso and 81 rnat lbs ne 9fhe IT Sn ~ az Ey
Chicago Sug nost q sae Il'inos and III ehtzsn caas
wesf from taid ttTeef MVsrt1 n E1xa a.xt aae IL
sessor. ofbca at r. Mansic:d.s o.ace. IN i,mhrr
s.Trt tro-n- Txcnr' @s4'' "1Aes W AA1l''e1
Mytsfna M : snmnrt nm, .-x ne Towns oY afoo,, t,,,
Tfn,IInn H'emsr d,tiard Lcrlont psns Wnr;b ns:.1
ni..;ston ~ ii =. ~ fha - rn ~,
pror,s, tstrero nGe1 anr' 1eifs,tc1 Ae' i!ons.
NIr.nr Ass;sf e,sS:st of,fca Tnrn ~ "A111s
Myiflon IA II cemnsses III towns ar Ron1,o.,,
Hanover PaIatinc Wh.eiinu Schsnmhsr7 Sit Hecra -
Natrr Ni,cs Nnrrf..Ii 2tx T.iar mi = Eesn9s. 9ss.
W KiHas1xT A. Assexsor. ofaca Tovn r ~ RI
ringtpn, N >-
Tie annexed list c.trndes and protest. ,ne a.. sub
, 1862-09-26

WWTERE UNION COLLEGE End MlLrTAKK
tyer. vii open ie stcond yeal Sept 81 1867 with Re
q 4seTe Tea 1ss
CT md a.Sturefs thoron8h appontMeatas tae nnts.
&1eo noj. ample and Attractlve Military ParE a9
Hxccnent and well furnished Armsry, . 1ne G9nns
ae attcntion of parents and E1aru.ana- Tue 1ssge1
9nst1suton OF II Class and character LII the Union
g cadets :; eeso n ASTiIlEKr and lxrAaE1I HeaSy
ina NEht} IAcT1ca ZouAvK ard FAxcx DRILIe and
SfMK4sr1ca. 1ndcr An o9.ce1 Of e. SA, Cadets dTesa
':a5 r n'nnoETs 1 aEnIsI1 per school year 81 board
sEerT departncnt, payable qnasfe1ly in advance,
1aneIs isum shEoaa room and board under the sanae
III ~ W. '@AAA~* 3'e7'oSaaa : = Hst+ut4 ~
, 1862-09-26
atgai RDttrEa.
N NOTICE.-Makte,'s Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.
lkgal RDttrEe

rottre Ia herebv ti1.sr that hv ,-4r+,e ,,d D., -,
sRss q I ase;ss ss Gss,t
in s,ii1 9e2cns wEeia lanes T.
snts fna ,h Psora mi t5an ,,sS =. e., ,n IN
fsg shsnEo fsF M6ta Aucs i 9afE .r E,oi c,p S
GieSf !anes knsE cnsr;es n Yakar. Ghtsies ':i': s.
@ I'D IL s .ios ss eas xeis
1srt:,a and 3qusEEs i:silro d CO aessr. william
3;of5 ans Z. big hIad'ey arc cGnp! >:naa.s- aad
g; ~ eh,fa;e: = SSF!!sitsa "a esss
perg ;cI, ~ S,u s. arTey 1Hss stS1 hnsT IN lc =, -
Glsx sa;! G.5:ret %sSsf -.
I'D eont an1y arpoasd il ts LID a;cfss : ,e u
Tie fot ur md nsnm Hn;e har susa h os f
g. ftS e es*Ef Il r. s.
IN tic q dnes III INV, so
s sc IT 9ass5 s
Ss!' &C. 81 5sfs a.
r. r. tn u eptsbe4 s osef an rs
b, ees He +; S
c san an III S r. VII E1th
s i ss 9sss:s 4: RI;
s1e RID eF,neaes ali dseos au9 ssatoa
enveris ftrces s1gias. senseT @ Gps ts,s a. NJ
sen5fs atSrias M sna al other pefs9n properly
rtfrrJty ~ IN H. nn," @ " ~ as
s snd caStFo ,7% an 1 ot he s.d
tic fsycnses asa ea;nnss T1e az u be sr;na Ma
Az ss te .s II IN bcs IT c ga s!. s
;' ee,ts +
S,s &
4a @ fss sts e i
cpd aet q the Lesatnle by the author1tr u which
ss 5e mafss ~ i e + g. H.
tss ~ IN ss nsat subject T. n te sats sn ID
tE+FsF9 OF WQfCE NtIl41Ht r. CpiGAURh. F.
, 1862-09-26

- This 1ns1tutiou Offers thu accumulated sdvau.
~sE6 u HeAfly 1ftyyeA 0f successful operation
ESefT facility II provided fur thorough course OF
1Ee1ul ana o.n4rcutnl eduCatfon under tho direction
~ For Circulars app.y to JOHN Il. WILLARD.
IN $ftn -
, 1862-09-26

,NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
At tho ToxicAa1d p tafBb11x RAu1oad 3ognps1v,
meet1Lg Of Stockholders uf The ro21ca sid Fct:
burg Ralread Cp3sany. NIM BE hAed fn 1ack1o1vtias
oA the fourteenth day oAOt*nb1k, N2 for tho purpose
OF epside1i1K and aapeosfnx re{eet.nE Azctex o<
Cpesd1l4tttrn. hexWeda tAn 1Aad Eonp4ny and sEka
ana. aid Attfeaea snaN = npgruvs+ the nsst elec
ton for n cctpFs OF the Consolidated CoMnaay vii
,be held At Jac1onTi1le On th fifteenth Day ok 0ao-
,ber. 1862 w @. GREENE. Prot1snt
Jas HkkDAE, BeWObxf: T. ,so124Ns!AEaN-&N.
, 1862-09-26

u This family school. both Caas'cal aud English In
located the Like Sh0Ee near TIC Oakland Station
TIC next term Esl commence on thu srzt WednesdaY
agreeable homo. Is It dcsEu of fhc school csrd
q krec,ne inform attoa Nth reliable reference viii
x1 x1rIf1nI It0InIy H. eenE n e inqutstea Address " A.
, 1862-09-26

MOT The Stockholders il
! ne Chieaen NJ enan!csl Bs1@y 40 heEa5g n5u-
1atou it! be keia At the ONCE Of c. L4zned co-@c1
18th, 1S$2. 1t f. ii.
~ 32 k43YSs5sp.
(. -. r, RYEnEOE, =
:. %. F. RGMaEf.. ] =, ..t~ -
+ Chif9a ., SEPT 1st1. lsGk, 9eNuSs&A
, 1862-09-26

ESTATE OF ASHLEY Gil
IL BERT, DEcxAsEp-Public notice Is hereby
Even 70 ali rsonn h&vnx claims sEatnst This estate
Of ASHLEY Gilbert tecrased to ptfsent ths for
adiudte :tIop and eetseent to he 0ctober term d
Moud.Y. October 4 D. 1sk2.
MARIA GILBERT. AdmnlAt-1tKtx-
Eh{caFs AuC 18Th l$Se AND t.-6W
, 1862-09-26
Eauea1luual.

NV, APLEWOOD Young. Ladies'
~ Institute, F1ttsneld MasR. oonmenees III ga
eeseen oc9 lse .ita attendants
TA r instruction u 1he solid and oenaneatsl
S9ancnts. peEunAt hdvaatsE1s TOR pky54cal heA}th
Nno cuitula- For ElrE11R1s A4dlaa Rsy C. q SPFAR
&e Principal. S9pl.rsSImMvAT
, 1862-09-26

vs5ttJ. who ~ bad lsfKc e1peffonoe teacher,
Nlu open eelhtf School for Boyf. 10 Chicago: Sep
SA Attndy Ell b. puzspea. The ooN Eestern Aad city
1t encre fuEnshed For circulars and further intof.
rnation, Hddrem t. G. SANGER,
, 1862-09-26
@u8tr-5 5turkB.

NEW SONGS.-Jnst published
IN By D. P. FaELDs, $. Cla:k street. under snsr
nnan Honse,
Hefsn your Mule. with Chorus Comic Camp Song.
Poor 1ftsh boy; rs L. C:osSv.: s. sts.
l IN. LooslnR for him Home: by r. S. Hayes
sent bg ua1l nee OF postage. sc1s5 u6sI3n
, 1862-09-26

THE TENTH ANIMAL. SEs-
II SION ct Racine Co1lexe Rae,nr nm o,.m
NAEUMOAT, sept 40{h. lB63.
1e1m 49, PEI annum. paynhae ee1iAnn01ilg IN i'd
Nahoo. Mlth q E1trxnoe Foe o6 - There eru f-0
xee14see Tor ednisston amply to Fev JANE8 DE-
AQnEEs A9ttoe Ractns Collexe RAeaoe, wis.
, 1862-09-26

E00 BAGS COFFEE. Rio, Mar,
e}UV seamo and cossa Hea, n,r to pr;re- .rztr
J! ~. PARs0EA. PTTKE d H4EKET,
, 1862-09-26

TITY HOsPITAL-This Institn.
~ t:op, pleasantly located In the southern part o.
the city ID n.taLty for the reception Of pa.
tiel1 both public AEd private It Is heated hy Bt.am
well rentat aud affords all the pfu-ta aad coz
yelfeucts Of our nest modern HaEpitals For Aduts-
e!on apply at The Hospital.
nly1 u30f en- 4. Il. CARTER Supt
, 1862-09-26

No one has ever read OF q more touching
spectacle In the life Of nations, than that 2oT
presented by this people. Beyond auy par-
R'lel it has made sacrifice OF t5ose things dear
TO lis safltct1oD-l might almost say trllitlon-
el}y sacred frem violation. All It's rights Of
p rsen ind OF properly have been psaced un-
murnluring1y at the disposal Of the govern
L CIT, asking only in tttpru = spetdE ri <.r-
, 1862-09-26
Dnnl8.
-.ti
Groceries.

0sn HHD3,. NEW ORLEANS
-AOV aU&ARS-Cr1omon 10 eAolce In nnrs sad
dur sala by FAKsoSs. F1TKN q HANKET,
Il South W4te9 Skresk
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06

THE PEACH BoRER. R.--Attentiou should
now be given by all farmers to their peach
trees, especially their small ones. Where
gum is found on the surface of the ground
at the root or collar of the tree, it is GER.
tain indication that the boror is there. The
peel should DO scraped away, when the bark
at the root will be found to be destroyed in
places. Follow these with sharp poiHtod
knife until the borer is found and destroyed.
They often cat around the whole of tho
root, when the tree dies. or so much of it as
20 severely injure it. No remedy is to be
depended on except the knife, but this with
occasional examination is usually sufficient.
The eggs from which they arc hatched,
are deposited in the summer by a slender,
four winged moth, of dark blue color,
somewhat resembling q wasp, at the place
whore the soil covers the root When
hatched it bores its way into the bark, and
continues eating it until its growth IS per.
fected A day now devoted to peach trees
may save many Of them.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
Sberia,s Sale ofReai Estate.

TN obedience to the requirements of an Order
J. OF Sale, which Issued from the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas OF Geauga County in the Slne Of
Ohio, wherein Josiah S Cook is pluin,ifT and
Willis Coy etul. are defendants, to me directed
mud delivered, have caused to be appraised and
sh III expose to s0le at public vcndue, at the
door ol the Court House In Chardon
On Monday. June 30h n ID. 1862.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock 2. NJ, Of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in the township of
Burton in the County of Geauga, in the State Of
Ohio, being part of Lot No. 80 in said township,
and par OF Town Plat Lot No. bounded ms
follows, TO wit Beginning at post in the VIC st
line of the north and south center road in said
township at tho south east corner OF Josiah ) .
Cooks land in said Lot No. 3i thence north
long the west line OF the aforesaid road TO
luot tho USsIuou Of ,,.U l-..-- s.-s-- o,-uJs
ne ar pine tree Just south OF said Cooks dwell.
ing house; thence west . degs 39 chains; the CO
south 10 the south line OF said Cooks land ;thence
east to the place OF beginning, containing about
three ,fourths of an acre OF land.
Said premises appraised at S400.
Terms o, Sale-Cash in hand
g. WHITE, Sheriff
SherifNs Office, Geaugal Slows
Co, May 30th, 1862. J
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
JUNE 6. 1862.
Music in Ratfla.
SAYS a letter from willIsmsbur-

SAYS letter from willlsmsbur.
- Heinttelmsu aoe e5eryw..,ere smcup the
New Jorsey and other :.roopa, who eave in
SnA,aS S,cs.'I", ~ oackiag out OF the Rsht. lie
sW'. himself hOarse, and stiffosed the
arm ~ounScd at Bull Run, Ia ordering,
eoak'-sg, encouraging. bsscxouiup and waving
The ont-numoere6s men into their ranks
again, To iususe enthusiasm ibto them, be
Numbered around to End band of music
He saw three 10 group, and ordered them
to play Yankee Doodle in force The men
professional in the face of death and defeat
said that they bad not the requisite number
Of instruments to do justice to all the note'
Of tho tune The General hurried around
for more--found part of another band
sent them to the professional three, ant
electrified tho worn out infantry with tht
"Star Spapgled Banner" yankee Doodle
and "Gem Of the Ocean," The effect wal
felt like magic. 1t is in the small thing
that the true commander is known, as well ii
the great.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
Kurius Suckumstance.
SLOAN UNDER THE COUNTER!

SMITH AND UIHKo TN n DUA'
MORRIS in sight with his Celebrated
IN Arabian Condition Powder, where every
chsap. ee.tain, safe reliable and best medicine in
use for many of the diseases peculiar to such an
imaIs. They are a sovereign remedyfor Coughs
Colds, Loss Of Appetite, Distemper, Hide- Bound
Rtares in it's first stages, &c, &c. They have
Hse' Try them See Circulars. For sale by all
druggists and merchantsin the country. Also al
whoIesal lie by the proprietor, at l6l, Ontario ST.
Cleveland, Ohio to whom all orders must be nd
dressed. G. g. NOhhlS'frorleIor'
Sold by A. Cool, ,Chardon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
Guardians Sale,

N pursuance of an order Of the Probate Cour
ol Genuga County. Ohio, made on the 10th
day ot May, A. J., 1862. in the cnse of Hiram
Coveh guardian Of lllram Bullock, q lunaiic
against his said ward, the undersigned will, ON
Saturday. the 2Ist day eCJune, a d. 1862
ut o'clock p, NJ, on ho premises, offer q pub
lie so!e the following described real estate stu
ate in Newbury township, Gynuga County, o.
being part OF Lot 3. in Tract 2, and bounded on
the north and west by land owned by iona, han
lloug ghton; on the cast by land owned by l.. Bos
worth and on the south by the lot line OF snid
Lot 3, containing 20 acres OF land. Also one
other piece or parcel OF land situate In the town
ship, County and State Aforesaid and described
ns follows: known by being part oi Lot No. II.
Tract |, and bounded on the north by land owned
by Henry Bartlett; on the cast and south by land
owned by A Alexander; and on The west by
land owned by Enos Clark, containing % acres
OF land.
TERMS OF SALE-One, fourth cash en- the
day of salei one fourth in one year, one fourth
in two years, and one fourth in three years from
day Of sao, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold, and the deferred payments 10 bear
interest payable annually.
First described land appraised at Sii0; second
described land appraised at $40.
HIRAM COVElL,
Guardian OF Hiram Bullock,
by his Attorneys, Garfield T. Smith.
6i5w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
MEDICAL.
The Graefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate supervis,
~ ion OF skillful Physician, aud they may bo
relied upun IN al cases.
The intelligence OF the community s not in.
suited by tho offer Of a single medicine which
claims to cure ALL DISEASES, but the Grmtenbefg
Remedies consist OF seven different Medicines,
all unequnled in the cure OF diseases for which
they are recommended, among which may be Sc
ected appropriate TO any of the diseases Incl.
dent to this country and climate.
prTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLS are bster than any other kind Of Pills in
the world--Price 25 Cents
e.rTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON is on iufalibe remedy for all Fe.
male diseases $3.50.
| 1rTIlE UTERINE CATnOLICON will nlsc
cure Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties IL males,
hrTHE GRHFENBERG sARsAPARitLA
is by far the most powerful nnd effcacious conf
| pound in use.-Price One Dollar.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
LEGAL,
LEaAL NOTICE.

T1ENRY SEARLS and Harris Searls are
IL hereby notified that, on the 9th day Of No.
vember A, ID. 1861. George King and Lucinda
King his wife, filed in the office OF the Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Geauga County,
Stnte Of Ohio, THEFT bill Of complaint against the
said Henry Searls md Harris Searls and OF hers,
setting Jrth that one Stephen Searls, ate OF said
County, tho father Of said Lucinda, lenry aud
Harris on the 18th Gay OF April, A. ID. 1885,
ecuted an nstrumen, in wrlung, pnrportng TO
be his last will aud testament and Afterwards,
on the 26lh day ol March. A. ID. 1861, departed
this life, leaving Permelia Searls, his widow,
and certain children named in and made parties
to said bill, his legotees, to whom he bequeothed
n his property. Said complainnnts aver in said
bill. that said Stephen Seorls, at the time OF his
executing said instrument, was not OF sound, dis
posing mind nd memory, and, on the contrary,
was In his dotace, diseased in body and mind,
and was so weak and feeble in body and mind
as TO be wholly incapable Of making any Just or
proper disposition of his estate. & was uader i'm
proper restraint and undue influences from said
egatees; that said instrument is not, in TACT, the
Inst will and testament Of said Stephen Searls,
and the same ia wholly void Tor want OF capacity
on the part of said Stephen to make valid will
The prayer OF said bill is, that an issue at law
be made up to try the validity Of said pretended
will; and. il the issue be found against said pre-.
tended will thai thon, by the decree OF the Court
the same may be decrced null and void and the
estate Of said Stephen Searls dIsUibuicd accord.
ing to inw- and lur further relief The said Hen.
ry Seorls and Harris Searls will answer said
bill by the LIST day Of tho October Term ol said
Court, A. ID. 1862.
THRASHER, ,DURFEE& g. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Compliments.
Dated May 9th, 1861 6i3w6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
Guardian Sale OF Real Estate.

""TUr"" ''"'N V' r'''f' H1HtWtUs
TN pursuance of an order duly issued by the
l. Probate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio -
May l2ih, 1861, | shall offer lor So le. on the
22nd day Of June,A d. 1862,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises the follew-
ing descr bed real estate, TO wit: The undivided
third part OF the following premises situate in the
said County OF Geanga aud in the township OF
Chardon, known as parts OF Lots No. ls and l9,
ana bounded as follows; On the north by land
owned by Edgar W,sr on the east by tho enst
line Of said Lot No 10; on the south by the south
line OF said Tract No. |; on the west by the old
road leading from Chordon to Pninesvlle, con
tanning one hundred acres of land.
Terms of Salo-One- NTH OF the purchase mon
ey, cash in hand, and the balance in Iour equal
annual payments with annual interest. Deferred
payments TO bo secured according TO law.
NORMAN COLLINS,
Guardian of Addison w Benton.
Dated May 23d, 1869. 6l5w4