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schirrus, Cancer TumO Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliation of
the Bones.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURB OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, IncIpient Com
sumption, and for the RELIEF
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I'm advanced Stages
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This Is remedy universally known to surpsss any
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wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made it
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth.
Few are the communities, families among them
who have not some personal experience Of its Effects
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory the
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As oil know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and
as they know, too the effects of this remedy need
do than to them that 1t has all the Vir.
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won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind,
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loggsyile and by all Druggist and dealers in Medicines
everywhere lvs2s
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The Business Mans Legal Adviser

Every business and c9rk should have these books
They will pay the buyer hundred fold Every parent should
get them for their sons.
All the books mailed postpaid receipt of price, We
pay particular attention to mailing books wrapping them up
carefully aud will procure and send postpaid any book any
where onrecept Of publishers price aud six stamps Addre
FREEDLY g. Co.,
Tribune Buildings New York.
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81. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeIas,
letter and salt Rheum, scnfd Head,
HingwOrm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.

RIngwOrm, Sore Eyes, bropsy.
Dr. Robert NJ. Preile writes frou, Salem NJ " 12th
Sept, 1859, that he has cured inveterate oaso Of
DIopsy, which threatened TO terminate fatally, by the
perseVerng Of Sarsaparia aud also dangerous
Malignant Erysipeias 10y large doses OF the same ssyA
he cures the common Erurti0ns by II constantly
BronchOeeIe, GOitro or swe1led Neck.
Zebuon Sloan Of Prospect, Texas writes; Three bot
Ties Of your Sarsapara cured me nom Goiire hid
swelling on the neck, which bad suffered from
over two years."
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will entite him TO OF business he hopes to merit f.
All orders for hauling to and from the Depot about tho
village will be thankfully received and satisfactorily executed
He will be found up,n the Road at all times not necessarily
devoted to rest and feed. $40 W. II. TERRY
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Among The large quantity have the Printer SAYS he will
follOwing- e 49," Wv
DfAnaess James, hofatfs HoIoway'a Robaeka PArkers
@oea.ne bexlne's SranenberR Soules, Cheeseman's,
Ms'Fa' Poor Mans spAulding,s 40 Sc &c.
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To all suffering from Con sumption. incipient
or coahrmed.or IRON debility OF any kind; OF from
meHtai or nervous pr0strution, brought onby any
cause; or from rscreiulons complaints; or nom
diseases Of the kidneys or bladder; aud 10 ladies
suffering any Of The many distressing comp ainis
to'~htcbthsir sex Is liable, and which sasender
Consumption, the ea
BLOOD, FOOD
Is offered asa esssaih ard rsiia5ie ssmsdy. Diff.
fering in every particular from the patent medi.
zines Of the day, il 10 chemical combinution OF
IRON, SULfHUR AND PH0SPH0RUS,
OF very. great worth, and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony 70 the benefi,s il has
conferred up,n them. :,
e. r DUPONT, 409 Broadway, New York,
10 The sole proprictor Of the article and has u,
csnsequenceo OF q ftaud attempted u,,onthe pab.
lie. changed the color oil the outside wrapper from
REQ to yellow, ana increased tho size OF the bottle
to 8 ounces. Be very cautions In buying, TO see
thatthc fac simile Of his signature is on the out.
side ofthe wrapper, as all Others are counterfeit
ln consequence Of the large demand for this nj
Iicie, the following druggists huve all ordered
and received supplies OF the new kind, vix: Lee,
Sisson 4 Co., y. M. B 'McNary & Co. George
Back, Talco,t Brothers, aud ]. O. Rathbun.
te'q sslm
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Unicn Musical Associ iation

The meeting Of tho Union Musical Asso.
citation which was to have been hold in this
village, on Thursday Of this week. has been
postponed until Thursday next, when II will
be held 10 Chester. The reason for the
change 10 thus stated 10 note Of the 81
inst., from Mr.. z. F. Adams, Secretary Of
the Association .i,s
"The impression Is general through the
County that the small pox is very prevalent
In Chardon. Whether this is true or not,
~e find the report 10 going to prevent any.
body from attending the sing there next
weck, aud IL there is as much sickness there
a. 10 represented, IL would eertainiy be IN.
generous 10 require entertainment of the
people Of Cbardon st this time. II has,
therefore, been thought best to defer. our
meeting with the people Of ,Chardon, aud
TO hold the next meeting as Chester, QUO
week later. 1iFha ~ A il2 rtnt- '7s1"l
sit is unfortunate that this should have oo.
curred, bus II, 10 better 10 put over our
meeting there, than TO discourage tho
Association, and mortify the friends in
Chardou, by pretending to hold meeting
which nobody would attend" ~
lth to be regretted ths. an erroneous
impression 10 regard to the prevalence Of tho
snaM pox In CbardOn, should gain suoh
currency % to prevent the Association from
holding their regular meeting this week !
Sut. such being tho case. the postponemeni
h probably wise one. We trust no suoh
uusowsrd cause will again repsl those lovers
Of mupie from OhArdou, & if9s@ 2 7eHrt
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spldierst Allotment,

~ CcLUMBUs, Jan O, 1862.
J. o. CoSvKNsE. Esc.-fear Sicf-I
havo just learned from a bitter from Capt.
Tolies, Of Co B. Va, the iist Rogiment. tina.
tho Allotment Roll og that Go. did not take
cffect upon the tira paymeu: ,nade tho Co.,
but that membsrs Of that Co. had sent 10
mo psckags Of money, to be paid ovcr sss
designssrs. ihercln. Tbe amount paid pri-
va,cs Sss &2s 10 each ia i..s ,ss,isiI
7ns frionds or nssienoes Of the following
msmbcrs OF that Co., can receive. the
amouuts cent them by calling on Mr.. II. s.
Tolles, at Barton =. b Cleveland, Orlando
Barton. Merton Gagcr, J.. Il. Boser. A q.
wiber, Edward Morse, NJ l.. Ltthaao, Lo.
roy Bosiey, II II PfAtt. Daniel CorIiss. l..
@ Wators. John Conrad. ID. o. Burton. 80.
bski Dcoli.tie, Martin Taylor, E,y Behnett,
q, W. Richsrdsco, Cbss. Snow. ]. ". Moore,
M. L. Co,'am, W. n. aBesley. Milton wor.
den. Thomas Dandy. Eaoch slitor, John
Hsnsatd. ssi $3.50 ..'s, i..a.a t.sp 10 ~ %
Others will receive the amounts son,
them BY calling on David Robinson, Eco ! q,
Russell. a.,s p Respectfully. .,' ,.," -. -.
O. r'- o. '''-'s z. HTTCHCOCK.s
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esAYEns AusnIcAS ALMAS1u b,s M

9FAYER's AMgRIcAN ALMANAC has now
arrived. and 10 now ready for delivery, grasis.
By the Druggists. to all who call for IT, Our
readers may be surprised 20 know that this
little pamphlet which has become so much
q favori,e IN our section has quito the largest
circulation of any one book In tho world.
except the Bible. IL 10 printed IN mat, y
languages, and scattered through many ma.
tions.as we'll as supplied to almost tho entire
populatiou of onr own vast domain. Every
family should keep il. for Il contains, in
formation which ali are liable TO require,
when sickness overtskes them. aud which
may prove, invaluable from being at hand
Ia season. Ifyou take our advice, YOU will
call and get an Ayers Almanac, and, when
got, keep il. lN.-L-nI'- --rnE t'-I- -
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Death Of d. G. Morton.

The death of D. c, Morton, of Newbury,
ono Of the Geauga volunteers In the Ais.
hcgiment, Is announced. We were not
porscnslly acquainted with the deceased,
but are led to believe he was young man
OF worth, and ono whose death will be do.
plored BY ell who knew him. He died of
disease contracted whiIe 10 camp 10 Ken.
taeky. His remains arc to be forwarded to
NewSury for burial. We believe this 10 tho
hrst death that has occurred in any Of the
companies Furnished BY Geauga. since the
somuencement Of the war. S, ..-r fsz, 3
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2S5 Superior, Corner Of Seneca Street,
Bilts Cleveland, Ohio. .'a az y
sHERlFF,s SALE.

TN obedience to tho requirements OF an
L Order of Sale, which issusd frsm tho
Court Of Common Picas Of Geaugs Couuiy,
In the State Of Ohio. wherein Simon T.
Carlton isN plaintiff, and Milds Rice u do
fendant. aud dated tho Oh day Of December.
A. %. 1861, TO mo directed and delivered. 4
have caused TO be appraised, and shall OK.
pose TO sale, at public vendao,s st the door Of
the Court. House 10 Chardol. IN said Coun.
~. on yMonday. he e7th day Of. January.
1862, at the hour of O'clock r. M OF said
day. the foilowing real estate. to-wit, Stu
ate in tho Township Of Psykmsn, County Of
Geauga and State OF Ohio, bounded rs fol,
lows. 10 wi,.: Beginning 1t the north east
eornor of the building Formerly ownod by
Trest & flerrendeen ss IN IRON Foundry,
on she south side ofa forty y.foot street In the
village of Parkman, near tho bank OF Grand
Rivor, or she mill stream, thence running
west along this seu,h aide Of said forty loot
street sixty.four feet thence south 10 the
top Of the north bank Of said river or mill
si ream; thence easieriy alosE said north
bank sixty -four feet tbonce north TO said
street to the place Of beginning. with all
the Appurtenancos aud privileges thereto
belonging, including the old Peg Factory.
80 called. Said premises appraised at Rl50.
Terms Of sale, cash Ia hand. .'e' ',4 - a'-i'4
u e. G. WHITE, Sheriff.
b EhsriffIs 0Gsce, Gesses Co.
w Dec. 27sh. 1851. 62t~b
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The Great French Remedy
as Madam BOivin's Celebrated ,1pa,a
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

c7IiE only certain and safe Rensdy for ali
u Uterine Distractions, Mcuthiy Difficulties, lr.
reguiarides, and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife aud mother, IL peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deleierious ingredients
but ure safe aud certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happiest effect In al
cascs Of Pro'apsus uteri. in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; they will be found the easiest aud most
certain cure that can be found, IL 10 on accoun,
Of this certainly that they should no, be taken
by Pregnant Females, daring tie frst3 months,
m,scarriage ts,cssfais to he brought on, but
other periods their use is perfectly safe, NJ
N. B5-el 90 enclosed 10 any authorized A gent,
will ensure package OF pills by return OF mail.
C.S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Z. .LNHtTP Fort Erie, G. W.. Buffalo, N "
CAUTION OF Counterfei,s; the genuine
have the 81 Jnature Of C. CROSB Y on the outside
wrapper =, slr. u. u4.u ars4 fl6 ~
Fer iale by all respectable Druggists. .o9 %. :
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ddrsss THE TRIBUNE, 154
Nassau Street. New York.
snERIFE,s SALE.

I'm obecissco to the, requirements Of ar
Il Order OF Sale. which issued from III,
Court of Common Pleas of Geaugs County
In the State Of Ohio, wherein Simon p
Carlton ID. plaintiff. aud Miles Rice 10 do
fendant. aud dated tho 9th day Of Decem
ber, A. ID. 1861. TO me directed and dc
iivered,I shalI pffer for sale at public auction
st the 0fran Foundry fnrmcriy owned BY
Treat & Hurrendsen, IN the village of Park
man in said County, on Tuesday. he 7h
day of, January. a. ID 1864. between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud 1 O'Clock r
NJ. of said day, aha following described per.
sonai property, to wit. One No. 4 Pollock
pillow pattern; ,tvO No, 3, dittoi one large
piow pattern: one Eagle pillow pattern one
Mention. plow pattern, (irou beam;l one
horsepower driving wheel pattern; one
sun wheel pattern {; one baud ditto; one
pinion pattern; enc see arch patterns one
center-pin pattern; ono car wheel psttern
ono lathe fot turning iron one band wheel
shaft pattern; ono beam scale ons cook.
ing siove pattern, called Farmers Delight
one cooking stove pattern. called 'Yaakoe
Notion; ono shset, iron stove and pipe; onO
griddlc. patty pattern; one bender pattern;
four bull ladlos with handles; two hand
ladies; ono biacksmi,hs bellows; and divers
other patterns, tools. implements and things
90 . country furnace and foundry.
Terms Of sale, cash in haud.gai so' ~ siaa''
aa5ed $40 % olE G. WHITE, Sher;E "
sbcriff's OEics. Geanea Co, ,.'i q -. I,.g
NJ, ~" Dec. 27th. 1861, ,,i 624w2
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SANITARY 10, 1862.
HOME EPARTMENT.
-Qur Poor. slck soidiera.


Tho number Of our volunteers In Ken.
tusky who are on tho sick list, 10 quite large
Our correspondent "E A. r." state. tina,
not one-half Of the two Goauga compspie,
In tho 4iss arc ready for duly; aud the
same is undoubtedly true Of all other com.
panics Of the Regiment, u not Of the entire
Division Of the Army 10 which they belong.
None OF those from this County arc ee-
ported dangerously III. and all ofsns sick
are receiving tho best tressment camp
hospital sfiords; but. bclag deprived Of the
comforts of home, ard the compsuionship
Of their nearest and dearest friends, and
with >" euomy almos, in sight. their condi
tlou. these wintry days and nighrs, is pitIa.
b.s indecs. and thoy shouid have our con.
stnBt and heartfelt sympathy. ~. =
wo who. BY our quie, hrosides, road
Of the evons Of this dreadful civil war, as Of
things af.r Of, and slecp soundly 10 warm
beds at night, with no fear Of the approach
Of an enOmy to disturb our dreams, patriot.
10 % we may bc 10 sentiment, know little Of
tho har,.,sbips and suffsrings OF camp life,
bravsly aud OVERWHELMINGLY endured for us
and oursi sour boys are no longer lying
.Sn TIE damp ground, but bsves dry finor.
sell cosersd sith straw, and good care
Think of bod Of straw, on hard aoor, for
enc sick vita the measles Il II a wonder
chat. Ia military et@paign. moro die from
ditcasS and exposure. than from the Are Of
che cnsmy? God protect and preserve tho
bravo. hearted boys who have gone forih 10
shis contest, TO battle for the Right. and
sonfound and bring to speedy shamo and
hsuiiissioH. tboao by whose wicked ambi.
sion ths;r saerihscs aud sufferings arc made
.ResessarY i,.iA on 10 .as s3,s sd. e. .'5s.-!
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sIIEItIFF,s sAIn.

49,. DuEM1r E'o lbh1fos y ~ sftI 4
IN obedience TO the requirements, OF Vend
i Ex Ordsr OF Sale. issued from the Court oi
Common Pioas Of Gesuga County and State oi
Ohio, wherein Frances B. Harrison il plaintiff,
and Luther p. Harrison is deiendant.s 10 me d.
recied and delivered, shall offer for sale q,
public vendus. nj the door of the Cour House in
Chardon In said County. on the -,
= 4th day Of February. a, D.-I862.
at the hour Of o'clock P NJ. Of said day the
described real estate. situate in the
tow nship o. Middlefeld. being number seven in
he sixth range oftOwnships In the Connsetieut
Vestern Reserve In The. State Of Ohio. and which
10 also ~ the County OF Geauga, and is known
BY being part Of Lot No., ~. aad Is bounded us
follows, to witt Beginning at the south-esst cor.
ner OF az eighteen aere piece OF land owned by
Amos Smith; thence running north 6 chains and
10 links to the south line OF said Smiths land /;
thence east on said Smiths south line 20 tho
southeast corner Of said Smiths land; thence
south chains and 20 links; thence west TO tho
place OF beginning. supposed TO contain aeres
OF land. Said prenIiacs Appraised at Q l32.
TERKs OF SALE, Cash in hand! Snu1-e -riHf'
~ n.-rl-.l s.Ss Z. G. WHITE, Sheriff
SheFifs Office, Gsauga Co., 7i'a1 635w5
4. 1e, January ID, 1862 .rl '..
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Guardian sale.

TN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court
Il Of Gesuga CSunty. 0hiS. made on ths 3Ist
day Of December. A. d. 1861. ~ Ih6 case OF e
o Lyman. guardian OF Austin B. Turner .againsa
his ward, the undersigned will. on the l2th do y
of February, AID. 1863, At - O'Clock Of said
day. ai the house OF L .urs Turner 10 Chssser,
GaanRa County, oil H at public sale the following
described real estate, situate in Geauga County,
Ohio, and s known as being part Of lot No. fs
In TFaei No. 3 In Chester, sounded ON the north
BY the LOT line; on the east by the csnts: OF the
Chilicoihe road; on the south by land Of Lauta
3. Hawkins and II d. Johasion, on tho west by
land Of H. d. Johnston, containing thirty .sigh,
acfss OF land. Also part of Lot No. din Tract No
] in. tbs. Township Of Nswb irya byunded nor,li.
south and east by the lot lines, west by the east
line ofcas hundred acres. the wost part Of said
lo paIalleto the west line OF the .ot con.a ming
ninety eight and q half acres oflaad. Also sew.
snty three acres in the Barber Tract Ia Nun.
son, and bOanded the north BY the center OF the
east and west road; east by tho tract line; west
BY the ,rac, liss; and south BY Robert o. Rob.
sfts' land. .-----.-F - --I
TERMS OF SALE made known at the lime
OF Sale. Deferred payments TO be secured by
mortgage on The premises, and on interest psysbls
annually. z. o. LYMAN,
Guardian Of Austin B. Turner.
January 10Th, A. D. 1862. 626w4
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AeEldredge 8 Brother offer 10 pay ca.h
for I. 1000 stank,skins. We have no doubt
that tho vhole nsuber msy be readily
obtained In this immediate vicinity. and our
people thus reap oil the profits Of the trade.
Ercry weli'rsgalased place boasts of st Issst
halle dosen. and some ss many as Nifty. tof
these interesting anirnals, which should be
couvsrsed.into oash As speedily ss possible.
When che bu'chering season is3 fairly ovsr,
vs nsy look for sensible diminusion In the
sefplhs pstfamety Of the town. Sec a.
vsssbsnsnt. ~ 'u b,l ope1 "tN'af
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%Messrs. D. w. Garfield nnd H, X.
Smith, Of this village, have catered into a
: % partnership for the practice Of the law.
IAN business entrusted to their care will
De attended to with promptness and
Rde'ity. Office y, Union Block, up
sstsirs. s- - r'.-s
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ss.'a %. 4. W'lSsOasglsbU
Collegiate Institute
THE WINTER TERM Of thi. ln..i,u,io.
L commenced on 3, go =. D
TUESDA Y, tie tqtd of NO VEMBE Err

=
Rev. WIN. RENO, A. M, nj. d., Principal. a..
sisted by Faculty OF accomplished Teachers.
IT'S the deiermination y the Trustees aud Fac.
uuy, TO ninintsin the wel-earned reputation Of
the . INSTITUTE" tor sound learning aud tiIorourh
larship; and by sddilbsal facilities. TO maf
II still more widely useful rr'417 51'sFiT' =
Some OF the ntvaniagtt cf this institution n re-
LIST. Location. Willoupf.by its seat In beau
tiiu: and healthy rural village on the Lake shore
Railroad, IS miles from Cleveland, and 10 miie.
from Painesville Here yo,hg ladies' and gen.
tlemen can enjoy al the adtnniu ges necessary 10
thorough education, wilo,. being cxposed TO
the tempiations ot large towns. .ra'.s.4is
End. Beautiful aud contnpdious Building ad.
mirably arranged for the plPoses designed.
Sd, Superior facilities fer acquiring the Orna.
mental branches, Music, piiniing, IKE
9TH. A weli-selecicd and thorough course Of
Study, the complexion Of which. entities the stu.
dent TO q Diploma-the "listituter having fun
powers 10 confer Degrees, 1f otIu14 fiI4
& 5lh, Economy. Tuition being % low % IN
similar institutions; and boarding mny be had
for 81 rs to s1,75 per wck. Rooms can bo ob.
taiped al reasonable rnesby those wishing 10
board themselves q, q. 60 ls; gaq s' r.. n
There Is Residing Room in the "Ins,itu,e,"
furnished with excellent Fsfioaicals, 10 which
slu0ents have access. & .t-.- - ~
For particulars send Tor catalogues, or amply to
WIN. Reno, Principal, q Rev. T.. e. Latemsr,
Agent OF the Institution. ti anD r;i n q
In behalf Of the Boardof Trustees, -.---
A.HANSON. Pre.ident.
stsesst A saass q sSfsgTsF - IL t6Is,f,
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}n&There arc now no cases Of small pox,
aud bot one Of varioloid, in Chardon. Thus
Ear, ithe aisrm has greatly ou,run the COP.
tsgiSn, those seeming most to be pitied who
arc the far,hest removed from exposure ,
and, Sunless things should take somo OK
traerdinary turn. We think there will be
no iupropriety 10 people visiting the place
40 usual. The fonoes will remain down for
the present. ... - -,.... ..,..
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Geauga Co, Agricultural Society.

The Annual Meeting Of the Geauga
County Agricultural Society viii be held
IA Burton. at the Carlton House, the SEQ.
ond Monday in January. 1882. at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. ayoiDaF -. n4.'ts sssssss ~
A general attendance OF. the mem.
bers OF the Society is requested. as there
is business OF Importance before The Soci
ETY. 10 be acted upon. gs as..i = 2a's SO =. 4.
''' .as' =. s. COOK, See'y. {.
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r, es-Mr. James Crane, Of this place. has
been appointed lst Lieut.. In tho Jackson
Light Artillery Of New York, Col. Murray,
whose present head quarters are on Staten
Islaud. Ho will remain in this section
about six woeks. 10 obtain recruits for the
Regiment ~ .t H.. sat '.'s' 7, /
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s~whas with heat and cold. rains and
yrosis. SHOWS aud thAws. winds and oalms,
weAre haVisgs strange wiatsr. How un-
like the straightforward. cold, Substantial
yioterS Of other daysi :. E.
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Retail Price, d Per Bo..le, or 6 for o.

Principal Office and Sales Rooms. No. 6 Ess'
Fourth Street, Sd Building from Main Street, Cius
For Sale In Geauga County by A Cook, Char
don; j. Smith, Thompson; j. W. Garrilt, Mont.
vile; X. z Burnett, Russell; c. p. Treat, Clnri.
don; a. Maihews, NewbuIy; John Msybew Al.
burn; Johnson & Tnttie. Burton; E. 1honpson.
Huntsburgh; w. II HaTpham, Baipbridgt; VIM.
Mumtord. Welchfeld; r. ". Hathaway, HBmb.
deni LayieT Dptympie. Toy Center; Wsneu
Bishop, Middieheld: G s. Field, Easi claTidon;--
Tracy w Scott, Chester X Ronds; and by Drug
eis.s and Merchants generally Throughout The
u S. and Canadss. a. AJAX ga ,, : itle-
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Rail Road Notice.
PsinesviI!e an and Hndsou R. R O.

Psinesvil!e and Hndson r. r Co, q
PaiHesvilie, o.. Jan. LIST. 1862.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of this Company. will be held At the office
OF the Company IN gainesville. o., on
Tuesday. February A;h.,I86s. for the
election Of seven Directors sor
BY order OF the Board Of Directors. y %
'"s @. w. STEELE .Seeretary.