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A.aNoRToN AND FAMILY.
Agricultural.

AT the annual meeting Of tho Geauga
Free Agricultural Society, held at their
Hallin Claridon, Jan. 10Th, ! 1858, the fol-
lowing persons were duly elected officers
for the ensuing year :.
President-Wm. A. Wood, Claridon.
Vice residents-Frank Leoaard.
Thompson Abram Phelps, Montville ;
Sylvester Clapp.. Harrisburg; Emery
Goodwin, Middlefie,d /; Marsh Smith.
Parkman B. f. Abel, Troy ii. H.
Ford, Burton Iiopestil Armstrong, ,Clar-
idon; M. W. Stone, Hambden B. B.
Woodbury., Chardon I Bepismin Bidlake,
Munson Orsoa Barker, Newbufy Lo-
throp Reed, Auburn; Edwin Smith,
Bainbridge; s. G.. Antisdale, Russell
n. r. Lyman, Chester. ta
Executive Committee---E Nelson Parker,
Clinton Goodwin. r. r. Parsons, z. T.
Wilmot, Philo Reed, Aanson Moffett,
Newell Shaw.
Corresponding secretary--o. S. Field,
Clarijen.
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JoHSsoSvrLLE, Trumbnli Co. % Sept. is. so.
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Ionmcy FmirI

There will be a.Fair or Festival at the
Hall OF p. Chase,
In CAdsdon, on Fyidoy and Saturday
Epenings. February isM and i4th, 1868,
under the management Of the Chardon
Soldiers Aid Society. The entertainment
will consist, in part, OF Music, Tablcaux
and S.ards for the Sale Of Fancy Arii.
cles also Tables for Eunch, Ice Cream,
DC. On Friday evening, there will be
for sale q choice lot Of Valentines, to be
delivered Saturday evening, from TEN.
porsry post-ofice at tho above Hail.
Price OF admission, 10 cents. Let there
be a generous turnout. and show our alb
sent soldiers that they are still remem.
bered. C0RNIE L. HAMILTON,
Secretary.
Chardon, February 4th, l063.
The ladies Of the Aid Society are doing
all in their power 10 render the above
promised Fair perfect success. and we
hope our citizens will show their appreci-
aion Of their benevolent efforts by grea,
turnout. A box will be Immediately pro.
vided in Wilkins & KelIy's store, express
ly for the reception of notes addressed to
different persons, to be delivered 10 those
entitled TO them, on payment of three
cents each, in the Hall, on Friday even
ing. To one and all, we say, GO TO
THE FAIR!
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GE- Lieut.. E. A. Ford wntessus from
Painesyille, where be is now stopping
with his brother in-law,A. L. Tinker, Esq,
that he expects TO be in Chardon ina few
days. We are glad 10 learn that be is out
of the hospital, and so near home. Long
may he live, to serve his country and en-.
Joy lis honors
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ET~By request, we This week transfer
to our columns Two lengthy letters to the
Cleveland Herald, the first from "E.A.F., !"
and the second from Nv. J. F." which
we trust none win fail 10 read who have
not already done so. They tell a tale Of
hcroism and fortiIudc of which the friends
OF the noble Forty-FirSt may well be
proud.
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&00 N0A M A LIE or FEMALE
OUO,UUV AGENTS TO SELL

NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY CoLoREDI
MAP Uf THE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed August lo,b.
1902; cost $4,000 TO engraye H. and one year's
time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or M icell and cells at the low price Of 90 Gents
Ii is not ouly County Map, lint il is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
oi the United States and Canadas combined Ia
one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance between
Guarantee any woman or inan 50 TO s. per
day, and will lake back all maps that cannot be
sold, and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass woll, fur.
nshed all our agents
Wanted Wholesale agents Ior OUT maps IN
every State, California; Canada, France, Ea-
gland and Cuba, A fortune may be made win
Jew hundred collars capital. No CoIapstiiioa
J. 4. LLOYD, No. iGi Broadway, N. Y.
The War Department uses our Map Of Virgin
iu, Maryland and Pennsylvania-cost 500 600.
on wh"h is marked Antietam Greek. Maryland
rersville, Noiand's rord. aud all others ON the
Potomac. and every other place in Maryland
Virginia and. Pennsylvania, or money refupded
TopoGRApHlcAit.L IMP MhP OF KENTucKy
OHIO, INDIANA & ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. md the War
Department money refunded 10 any one find
ing mn erfor in il Price so Cents.
From the Tribune, Angus: Q.
"LLOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY
LAND and PENNSYLyANIA.--,F This Mnp is
veiy large its cost is but 25 cents, and IL is the
best that ran be purchased"
! LhOYD'S GREAT MAP or THE MISSIS.
SIPPI RlVER-FIom Actual Surveys By Cepts
Bart and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots.
oil ST. Louis, Mo-, shows every mans plantation
and owners name, from ST. Louis, TO the Gulf oi
Mexico ES50--every sand bar, island, larding,
town,nnd all places 20 miles back from the river;
colored IN Counties and States. Price, One Dol:
lar in sheets So. pocket form, and So so on lin
en-, with rollers. Ready Sept Goth
NAVY DEPT, WASHINGTON, Sept. nth, 1862,
J. T. LIoyD- SIR Send me your Map Of the
Mississippi River. with price per hundred copies.
Rear Admiral, Charles II, Davis, command'g the
Mississippi Squadron, ID authorized to purchase
as many "a are required for nse OF that squadron
GIDEON WELLES, Sec'y of the Navy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS &.FXpFRIENcl

The CUNFE5SIUNS O. WFAPERIENCE
OF A NERVOUS INVALID.
iOu5lsEed for the benefit, and as caution to
yonng men and others, who suffer from Ner.
vons Debility Early Decay, nnd their kindred
ailments supplying tho means OF self cure. By
one who has cured himself niter beng victim
OF niispl accd confidence, in medical humbug and
quockery. BY enclosing a postpaid directed en-.
veiope, single copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAyfAlR, Esq Bedford, Kings Co.,
New York. 652yl
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agWe would state, for the information
OF The friends OF Mr.. Nelson Webb. chat.
after an absence Of over twenty.one years,
he has returned to this place.
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RE-on Wednesday evening, burning
chimney in the business psrt Of cur vii
loge, occasioned an alarm Of fire, and re-
minded US that we are still in need Of an
engine.
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EE-Mr. j. c. Wemple. Of Hambdeu.
has our thanks for a baskc. OF apples, Of
the following choice varieties Vando-.
yer, Peck's Pleasant, Black GilIyfower.
Red Gillyhower.
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THNCINNA NATI -
ENEREAL HOSPITAL,
EsrABLIsuED IN THE YEAR 1850,
For the Cure of Private Diseases.


And under the control of two of the most smi.
nent Physicians in the World.
DR.. f. BoNariRrf, from Londonand Paris Hos.
pitals and for the past 10 years, OF the Cincinnati
Venereal Hospital, and Dr. L B. REyKoIps,. late
Of New York City. This is the only Office IN the
City where permanent cure Of Private Dis
eases can be obtained, " thout the use of Mercu-
ry or change OF diet GonorrhBa cured in to
40 hours. Geet cured in 3 10 10 days. Strict.
ures cured in | to g weeks. Nocturnal Ennis
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cured in . 10 weeks. Syphilis, in its Primary
Stages cured in days; Secondary Symptoms
cured in to 3 weeks. lmpotency, vigor re.
stored in 20 weeks. Skin Diseases cured in
to weeks. All diseases treated with snpar-
alleled snccess-Male or Eenae.. -
Drs. Il, and z are almost daily consulted by
young men afflicted with he above diseases
some OF whom are as weak and emaciated as IL
they had the consumption, md by their friends
supposed 10 have il. All such diseases yield 10 the
proper and only correct course OF treatment, and,
in short lime, Iliey are made 10 rejoice In per.
feet health.
DIR. BoNArARrE's Great work on Private Dis.
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all, male and female The cid and young should
read this book. IL will ellighien those who
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DR. BoNAPART French fatent Male Safe. 1t
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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, 10 witness the various
diseases which afilict mank kind and 10 watch their
progress through long career Of professional
study, in every sphere of life, from the humble
abode OF poverty 10 the mansions OF the wealthy
and, having ascertained beyond doubt the vast
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ETParticular attention is called to the
advertisement OF Henry Fassett, Collector
of the 10Th District, headed, 'raxes-In,
ternal Revenue"
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Cuartiian sale Of Real Estate,

Guardian Sale Of Real Estate.
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
j OF Geauga County, Ohio, made on the 22nd
Of January, A. ID. 1868 in case of Ellison Sperry,
guardian Of George Bauiti, against said ward,
the undersigned will,
On Wednesday. M.irch An, 1863,
AT 1 o'clock P. NJ, at the residence Of Polly Bar
rie, on the premises in Burton, Geauga County,
Ohio offer at public sale The following described
real estate, being he undivided ono fifh part OF
the following described property, 10 wit; Being in
lot AZ, in said township Of Burton, aud bounded
ns follows. On the north by the east and west
center road; on the south BY land owned byU
G. Hickox; on the east by land Of Silas Gaylord,
Jr; and on the west by land owned by L. H. Doo-
little aud u. c.. Hieixox; containing one hundred
acrea Of land Torms OF sale-Cash in hand
ELLISON SPERRY, Guardian
Januasy 9oth, 1888. Of George Bnniu.
6slw4
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Recording Seerstwy--L. q. Maynard,
IIambden.
Treasurer--E E. Q. Tlelding, Claridon.
The next Annuol Fair is TO commence
on the last Tuesday (29th Of September
next, and continue three days
b Is L. q. MAYNARD. Secretary.
Hnmbden, Jan. 2lsl, 1868.
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4 TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT
will cure Rheumatism, Headache, Tooth
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&c, or no charge will bo made Every
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MARRrEI).


Ia Huntsburg. Feb. Sd, 1T tho brides IA.
Tiers, by Rov. =. Norton. MR.. WILLIAM
ADAMS. ofMiddiefeld, to Miss SARAH d,
ORMSBY.
In Nowbury, Wednesday evening, Feb.
4th, at the residence of tho brides father,
by the Roy, II d. Cole, EDWIN ROBIN
SON, Jr,, and Miss LOLA H., ouly daugh.
ter of W. A. jerks, all OF Newbury.
Bridesmaid, Miss Julia Giibert---groom
man, Milton Robinson. "A
SN~~NN~-~-~N~~~NNc NcS~SNNN-N-~-~.~ssS~@~
81 DIED.
In Munson, February lst, MINNIE MAY,
only daughter Of j. o, aud Alantha Hollis
aged 8 weeks. NtN~ ~ fs4t ni
Gently as fades the light away, ,tff,
Sweetly as sinks a lamb 70 rest;. I,
She faded in LIES early day,
And slumbers on Sayiors.breast.
LOoh,
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VOLUME XIv.,No. 6.
HOME DEPA RTMENT.L I
To Delinquents.

A large additional rise in the price Of
paper induces us to again call upon all
delinquent subscribers 10 pay up. Many
are sikl indebted TO us, who know their
ability and our needs. Shall We call
upon them in vain
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RTFebruary "comes 10 like lion"
Wonder il it will Ego out like q lamb ?"
1t begins, for the first time, to. seem like
winter, rs spring approaches.
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Eas- DR.. L. A. Hamilton, Of this place,
has received the app ointment OF Exam
iuing Surgeon for Pensions for Geauga
County.
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Notice.

TDHE Undersigned has been duly appoint
Il ed and qualified as Executor OF the Es-
tate Of Eli Judd, deceased, late Of Hunts
burg Township. Geauga County. Ohio.
LEVI w. JUDD, Executor.
HuxrsBvRa, Jan. 2Sd, 1868. 6slw3
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assr The Annual Fair Of tho Gesuga Free
Agricultural Society for 1863 will com.
meuce on the last TuesdaY (29tb) of Sep
tembor next, aud continue throe days.
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EgThe original poem, "The Farmers
Life" will appear in our next issue.
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Acknowledgment.

EsIEND CoNyERsE:--Will you permit us
to express our uDfeigned thanks, through
your oxcoi.cnt paper. 10 the citizens of East
Caridon, for their munificent bestowment.
ut our house Last evcuing. Of some $50, one
half cash, and the other in produce, better
than cash? The interview passed off very
pleasantly-and we hope the Lord will
abundantly reward such disinterested, we'll
timed beneyolence.
A.aNoRToN AND FAMILY.
We give place to the above acknowl-
edgment with the more pleasure because
Mr.. Norton is one of our most earnest
Anti-Slavery men, aud does not hesitate,
in his ministerial capacity, to denounce
the holding OF men guilty of no crime in
Hopeless servitude, as the "sum OF all
villanies," or 60 proclaim the iniquity d
its supporters Such ministers are by no
means TOO common, even at this late day.
and deserve all the encouragement they
receive.
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NEW GUN SHOP
nv CHARDON.

IN CHAHDON.
ss~Shop two doors north Of the Court
House.
Rifles made with improved Canning Twist,--
Paten Nj uzzls 9 and Starter ,Breecb, SwedgeF, arc.
made to order. JOB WORK done on short no.
tIce. D1- Ali Work Warranted.-ca 629u
D. q. THAYEil.
Chardon, Oct, sIsr, 1861.
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UNlMoTAY and clover Seed at 6s56
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Truly yours in haste,
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nsg> Read the Advertisement Of WATSON s
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MEDICAL.
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0ATHARTI0
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That complaint which although bad enough II ..lt 4
hYss 70 originate in the sss, but Var Pills Affect that
organ and cure the disease :.
From Mrs.. X S.st, Psynsan sni Edpif, Bssion.
nd or two large doses Of your Pills. taken at the
iaH when wholly partially suppressed and also very
eaecal to efeanss the stomach aud ezet ,roxs They
are % much The bsss physis We have that rcsouzsnd
no other 70 my patients.
Ffsa s Rsv Dv. Haiskes NJ ne Msgod;a Epis Csssot.
PrIlsxf Ifouss, Savannah, Ga, Jan. 0, 1850.
hossnen siR; should be ungratsfui for the relief
year skill has brought II did not report my 10
you. cold settled In my limbs and brought
dating aeurelgic pss which ended in chronic rhsuma-
ksn. Notwithstanding had the best OF physicians the
excellent agent in BALTIMORE Dr. MaekenKe tried your
ps Their eneets were SLOW but snre by psrseseftng
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rs THIS FAIR on MOTT DR.

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