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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
STATE or VERMONT.

Leroy Pierce Nourse, Ma. on WNDHAa ceUSTY CouRT,
& Co and Trustee. September Term, 1857
Whereas Leroy Of Puney in said County brought
his action the April Term of said Court 1862 against
Joel Nourse aud Peter Harvey OF Boston, County of suf
folk aud Samuel Davis Of Worcester, in thu County of
Worcester all IN The Ssse Of Massachusetts, Copatrer
der the Neurse Mason Co. and declared against
them upon the Common Counts of ffbfafns asSanpsif
ding $500 damages, and also summoned Leonard
blanchard of said Putney Trustee OF said desndass
Which said action being duly entered 10 Court. and t APP
pearng that the defendants bad not had personal notice of
said suit the continued for notice TO said defend
ants the September Term Of said Court 1862 at which
Term appearing that said defendants had yet been
personally notified said suit ID ordered by the curt
That said be continued to the next Term Of said Count
be held Newne in and for said County the second
TUESDAY April 1868 and that the plaintiff notify he
defendants the pendecy of his said suit of the
Term Of the Court to which the Is continued, by
publishing the substance Of his writ with order,
for shree weeks eiyey in the BELIows FALLS TpEs
printc5 Rockinghams in said Hindham county. the
last publication he least six weeks previous TO said
next April Term which viii be deemed sufficient notice to
deiendant appear and MAKE 70 said action
TYLER, CIrk
JoHS KIxBAIL, PHI Atty. II
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cause. and can only repeat the old story.
that they are regularly sent from this oiiice
on Friday, as are all of our packages going
north. We trust tie delay win not be con
tinued.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment Of ID. w. ELMER & Co, Bellows
Falls Sop Works. These men are worthy
OF liberal patronage, and we hope the,
will have il. They have just commenced a
business which we believe has never before
been regularly carried on in this village.
and if they receive proper encouragement
II will lie an advantage, not only to this
place. but TO other villages and all farmers
in this section.
The people of Grafton and vicinity vii
find an excellent opportunity to buy books,
albums, engrayings, &c.. at the store owned
by the late N. II. Hall of that place. See
advertisement.
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A SPLENDID - 4k#g
X csidence and Farm
Er,r Sarafat 4uctsa,, "a, yyas4,1:,,rec~


THE subscriber having decided TO make Califor-
MIA his permanent resideace, will sell his property both
real and personals at Public Auction SATURDAY jan
uary 3st 1863 o'clock NJ, tho premises situated
the Main street In Westminster In of the best of
neighboroods within three minutes walk the VT Valley
Railroad Depot, in Westminster and about
mile from the Cheshire Railroad Depot in Walpola N H.
The buildings all built In 1859 and consist Of up
right Hou with part, Wood house. Carriage-lnuse,
and Barn - by 4s feet all built in modern sse by supe
ror wormen. and of the best material Good running
ter at the house and barn The work done in thorough
manner. the subscriber expecting to make 1t his home
The Farm coutans about TN ELVE ACRES of the hest
Connecticut River land in the highest cultivation
Any person Wishing small farm, will not find its equal
Also, at iae time and place, tho following n
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
siIver-piated Harness, work Harness, paror Stove
Cook three years old Steers two years Steers
100 bushels of Corn, about tons Of Hay, lot of Straw
and Corn Fodder. #s#a.
ANY person Wishing to examine the premises before the
sale or obtain lpforma ton to terms Of do
by app yng to Ebcnezer Brigham, the premises,
CALVIN 0. BRIGHAM.
Westminster, Vt. Jan. G. 1853 sff
"a GEORGE Rusr, Auctioneer.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE Of VERMONT, [ The Hon. Probate Court
DIST OF WESTMINSTER, s. s. for said District 10 all
persons Interested In the Estate of JONATHAN $. PET
TENGILL, late of Grafton, deceased. Greeting.
You hereby notified thai this will deede upon
the allowance of the account of Sally y ettenge and Ed
ward H. Petengin administrators of said and de-
distribution Of said estate among the persons entite
thereto the session thereof be held the office
Benz W Dean IN Grafton said district the first Wednes
day of February, 1863 when and where you may be
heard in the premises if you see fit.
3-5 BENZ W. DEAN Register.
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STATE or VERMONT. Tho Hon Pr

STATE OF VERMONT Tho Hon Probate Court
DIST OF WESTMINSTER s. B. for said District To all
persons interested IN the Estate Of MARSHALL SPING.
late of Grafton. deceased. Greeting.
Whereas the widow of said deceased has made application
assignment her ont of the of said
deceased for the appointment of commissioners
and assign her dover in the real estate Of said de-
ceased You hereby notified that this viii decide
upon said application the session thereof to be held
the office Of BENZ W Dean in Grafton In said district,
the first Wednesday of February a. d. 1863 when and
where you may be heard in the premises if you fit.
BENZ W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton Jan o. 1868. 81
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Saxtoz.'s River Scminur..

A TERM of eleven weeks, under the direction OF
N ALLEN J LEACH, late graduate of Amherst Col
lege will commence abe first Wednesday of March next
Competent Assistants employed If sufficient encourage
given Superior advantages here offered in Mu
sic, preference to Prof. Hay dens adyertisement.l
Tuition SIS 90 to $500, Music extra.
Letters for Rooms for Self Boarding, for Board may be
addressed to T. s. SABIN, Jr.
JAS. A. WILLARD, Secretary.
saxton's River, Jan. 20, 1868.
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PERSONALLY We regret to learn, saws
the Burlington Times. that Hon. L. E.
Chi,tenden, register of the Treasury. has
been Obliged TO withdraw for a while from
the discharge of his duties Of the office, in
consequence of paralysis of his arm, pro-
duced by constant use in writing Rest
aud di.use Of his arm viii, in the opinion Of
his physician, soon restore it to health ans
strengtE.
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STATE or VERMONT. 2rhe lion Probate |. on

DIST, WESTMINSTER s.. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate of LEVI JONES' late of
Londonderry, in said District deceased. Greeting.
Whereas instrument purportng to be the last will and
testament OF said deceased has been presented the
here by Il. Fuller, of the executors thersn named
for probae You hereby notified that this will
decide upon the probate sd Instrument the session
thereof to be held at the Office Benz W Dean. In Grafton
in said district the fst Wednesday Of February, A.
1868 when and where You may be heard In premises
If You ct. BENZ W, DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Jan s, 1853 50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

THE GRAND IoDGE.-At the session
of the Grand Lodge of the State Of Yer
mont, which was concluded on Thursday
AT Burlington, the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing Masonic year:
NJ. W., Leverett B. Englesty, Burlington,
Grand Master.
r. W., George NJ. Hall. Swanton Deputy
Grand Master.
:" Ranslure w. Clark, Brattleboro,
Grand Senior Warden.
i" Nathan p. Bowman, Island Pond
Grand Junior Warden.
" VIM. G. Shaw, Burlington, Grand
Treasurer.
{" Henry Clark, Ponltney, Grand Sec
rotary.
+" Samuel Brooks, Middlebury, Grand
Senior Dearon.
I" Benz. Ii. Dewey, Waterbury, Grand
Junior Deacon.
The following were among the appoint
ments made by the NJ W. Grand Master
W Samuel Wilson, Of yergennes, Grand
Lecturer.
!" Rev Kittredge Haven, Shoreham, Grand
Chaplain.
. G. L. Newcomb, Bellows Falls, Grand
Steward
Geo. A. Graves, Bellows Falls, Grand
Steward.
PAX Davis, Townshend. Dist. Dep. G. NJ.
for Wiudaam County District.
The next session Of tile Grand Lodge
will be held on the second Wednesday o.
January, 1864, al Bellows Falls.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

yITE the subscribers, being duly appointed BY the Hon
w Probate Court for The district OF Westminster
Commissioners so receive examine aud adjust ali claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of NATHAN
H. HALL late Grafton. in said district deceased and
all claims aud demands exhibited in oet thereto and
six months from the 81 day Of December last. being allowed
By sasJ purpose, do there fore hereby
give NorcE that win attend the business 81 sssi
panens the Store Of George 81 Barrett In Gsf,en,
Ia said District On The sAtur5sssin February Nas
next from one oeioek r NJ unrIi O'Clock, P. NJ on
each of said days. HENRY fIOLMk :, conrss
O. NJ. BARRETT,
Grafton Jan. 5, A. A. 1868 "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

y AREE BOX STOVES. suitable fsr Furnaces for
a. .Iaeiias 'onses Scbat iiC nsfsRe Cassrgs,
lstsocs Crates and paass fT sWgaf RS stanty On
aaad IS 1871 Al q eLARK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

THE CoLD FRIDAY OF 1SI0.-Who
has not heard Of the " cold Friday? In
another column viii be found an interesting
acce unit of That terrible day. 1t was fur
nished US by MIR. WILLIAM STONE of this
village, who cut it from paper and has
preserved the slip for more than forty years.
He does not remember what paper he took
it from, but from the reading Of it, it must
have been printed at Concord. n. II. Mr.
Stone we'll remembers the day being about
sixteen years Of age, and attending school
at Caremont at that time. II was so cold
that hardly anything was done by the teach-
er and scholars except TO keep warm, or
rather from actually freezing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

The NEGRo TO FfGur on Born SipEs.
Notwithstanding jeff. Davi,s well affect
ed horror of 8 the most execrable measure
recorded in the history of guilty man. there
is evidence that they use negroes as soldiers,
and IT they dare trust them with arms they
may yet have larger black army than the
government. As vet ,hey have only en-
ployed The negroes as aitillerists. Negro
slaves worked portion of the batteries at
Vicksburg, by which our assaling columns
were so savagely mown down, and negro
slaves stand behind the batteries of Pori
Hudson, and ye, the rebel chief lifts hi,
hands in holy horror and calls upon the civ
LIED world TO g into spasms of moral in
dignation because the government proposed
10 employ negroes on the right side.
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Of duty charged thereon, shall have been
affixed thereto or used thereon, and the in
itlals of the person using or allixing the
same, together with the date when the same
Is so used or affixed, shah have been placed
thereon by such person. And the person
desiring to use any such instrument, doeu-
mcnt, wiring, or paper, rs evidence, his
agent or attorney, is authorized in the pres
ence OF the count to stamp the same as here
inbeiore provided. And section "a of an
act entitled IAN act increasing, temporarily,
the duties on imports, and for other purpo-
ses," approved July IA, Anno Uomini eight
cen hundred and sixty-,wo is hereby ne.
pealed.
AnnrnYed Dec d 1862
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

nj any tlInp ltiGt may call UPON us OF StUu
in their orders. All making remittances
for this purpose, should inclose three cent
stamp to pay the postage on the order.
Our authority to furnish the above pub'ica-
lions extends only to the patrons of the
TINES.
No SOLDIERS LETrERs.-We lave no
soldiers letters tins week except one on
the outside Inc ce"'fac''on was su'ueh'
ana SHOWS 'ha' s''iie A'no y =" 10y o'',''
4 - ,,,o3 H.
u 'He
p'ss ~ g
w ,.,t Id l. IN,
~, -.
m ,,,a Cd a;,.a. sbor, 81
!. ~ a o,.,;no5 - an.
aer ,ao,l, balf af our exchan RS. who will
,,,aaso = excnsans Thourh the cane was
a,,raeai,,o eno,gb we do not intend il shall
o.e,r aoa;n
TIC pa,l,,,s raus seeasb are try;no n
al hill aa,;n a. w;,ttman,s
u Hall Tomorrow night for that rurpose. Pill.
low case Smith of Milton. (heayen save the
mark I, has been sent for 10 galvanize them
into life. and great amount OF wind is ex-
pected.
Last Monday, the 10Th. was the SD an
niyersary of the terrible cold Friday men
toned elsewhere.
f. ,ho La, eas w.ats n.,r,y sno ,a,v
s,hscr;hors have h >, asded - ,ba T,ups
Iist mostly in this immediate vicinity.
Sta,;,o i s,u tie rane and ,ba o.,,er
a.u ,hrea oen,,ama, f,om snr;ncf IA
Massrs A r Follam Gibbs and / W
Pierce skated from the month of Black
4 r;ver down the Connecticut 10 This nlace.
n GO at,.r n,,., 80 arar IN ~, weot
u as his week we cannot furnish the extra
81 number of comics wanted. when the matter
referred to !. nobEshed
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Il OF A NEhyOUS INVALID. Published for the benefit
a caution young aud others who sast from
Nervous Debility. Early Decay and their kindred ailments
suppl ing the means Of cultuTe By who has cured
himself after being victim Of misplaced confidence in med
ical humbug and qHsckery By enclosing postpaid d.
rcted envelope single copies may had Of toe author
NAra1xIsL sKTy2fz, Esq.. BefeEs kings County. Nv
Ye-k 4eomslJ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

Fund, which was done. There are, doub
less, pro-slayery eyes that wiz see some
trightful apolition plot in this net.
Gov. Ramsey, Republican, OF Minnesota
aas been elected 10 the United States, Sen.
ate from that State, in place of Harvey NJ.
Rice, Democrt, whose term of office expires
in March next.
The official returns Of the soldiers vote
of Wisconsin foot up as follows; Rep1tli
can 6,4I0, Democrat 1870 There is the
same proportio Of republicans and democrats
all through the army.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

~ regard Mr. E5dy of the capaSe
~ practitioner With whom hsve had oci
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have hesitation ia assuring vsntsrs that they can
employ person competent aaf trustworthy. asa
capable Of putting their applications farua 70
for them early and favorable consideration the
Patent Ofhcsn EDMUND BUkkE.
Late Commissioner af ratenfsss
Mr. X. III Eddy has made for m THIRTEEN appiea-
tons all hut which patents have been granted
aud that ptasg Such taxable proof
faiens srd ability h part als recommend all
inventors apply 70 hirs prtcue their they
II having tbs fsithd attention bestowed
their cases and az very Eeasoaaese efsargss
JOHN TAGGAgT.
During eight rne1ths the subscriber - bsx
hs. practise, made apple ases >ix TkFS
APPEALS. livery ONE which dsts4<a h ~ f1rer
hy the Commissioner e Patents y " tlDfs
Hus,on. Dec Is. 1s6- ssSss.sss ~sz.ssr l.
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Approved, Dec. %, 1862.
TAXES IMraorEnLY rAIp.

The following isla decision by Commits
missioner Boutwell, on taxes improperly
paid -
"Caims for taxes improperly paid under
the Ex,ise Law, may be made 10 the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue through the
collectors OF the respective districts, sup
ported by the atfi avits Of the claimants,
and the certificate OF the assessor under
whose direction the taxes were assessed"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
NOTICE TO THE PgBLGC.
For. sale or to Let.

II OF SalG OF TO Lett
THE WOODEN FACTORY and Machinery
Il tor the manufacture Of Woolen Goods together with
the Boarding House and store House attached thereto
merry owned by ), I saws situated about
fourth Of mile east Of Chester village, aud half from
Chester Depot having into the hands Of the under
signed, is offered for sale reasonaAlc
With little repairing, the Factory be put IN immed
ate operation 1T little cost. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
A. Il. BALD IN
Chester, Vt, Jan. ], 1868.
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Attention, Farmers.
Grafton Bookstore.

THE stock Of Goods owned by the late \. H. Hal
i ha been re-opened and an addition made Of BOOKS,
ALBUMS PORTFOLIOS, EN6RANINGs
Sc. &c lot Of Books bought low Will be sold at half
the usual retail price.
Grafton, jan 10Th, 1858 4-6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The collections
for the five principal woclen mills in Wind
scr Probate District, for the months of Sep
TENDER, October and November last, as
shown Us by the poll enrss of C. F. Bar
amounts under the Excise tax, from manu-
iacture and sales, as follows:
Sept Oct. Nov Total.
ward Buau, Ludlow, s3s 50 s46l7o 1898 81 s79I %
Geo l. Balcem & Co., Proc
torsyile, 4587 1892 5l5bs 1915
Fullerton & Co Carendish l6049 1891 259SQ
? Merrill & Co.. Eelchvile 2s493 2sI52 1882 ST. 81
Holmes Aatmore Co.,
Springfield, l5S22 a44oa siioo s4e %
1882 IA
/ Oar re; aers can form some faint idea Of
the vast amount of business done by our
manufactures at this time, by considering
that the above rep ri covers only towns
in Windsor County.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

No SOLDIERS LETTeRs.-We have no
soldiers letters this week except one on
the outside. The contraction was sudden,
and shows that some kind of movement
is going on in tie army. On Wednesday,
The War Department autographed the ex-
press companies to send no boxes to the
soldiers till further orders, on account of a
movement. We shall doubtless hear what
this means soon.
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Local M at t ef' =.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1868.


These who wish to club with the TIMES,
for other publications for 1868, can do so
at the following rates, Which in the present
state of things are very favorable indeed,
viz:
Godey's Lady's Book, 81 90
Peterson's Magazine. %
llarpers Magazine, 200
Atlantic Monthly, so
Knicke,bocker Magazine, 80 so
American Agriculturst, 20
Boston Journal, (weekly) 80
New York Tribune, :" %
1t is of no pecunary advantage to us,
whatever. to furnish the above publications,
but we are happy TO do so for our patrons
at any time they may call upon US or send
in their orders. All making remittances
for this purpose, should inclose a three cent
stamp to pay the postage on the order.
Our authority to furnish the above pub lea
lions extends only TO the patrons of the
TINES.
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tAe NfF34I 4t1f1I ~
&c sTkTE SHEET, oPfosiss katy Street, KnsTns.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

LEsAL ADvERrIsEMrSrs will be inserted as
followss--50 cts. square, first insertions each
subsequent insertion, 25 cts. square.
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
the following rates.
One Square three inser nons ...... 81 90
Two months, 80. 2 20
three months, -. 500
SIX months, 100
one year, ,....... .s.. 90
Hall column six months, .ss, ~ 90
one year, ..,s....... iS 90
One column six months, ,........... 30 90
one year, -.......... 40 90
RnrBuslness Cards Of not over 6 lines, tor
one year, ~. ......., ...s ..... a9 90
.sAdvertsements should be marked tie
number Of times they are designed to beinserted;
those not so marked, willb continued until or.
dered out, and. charged according to the above
terms.
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be
confined to their regular business.
Attorneys will be holden for tho price OF insert.
ing advertisements brought by them.
RrAllcommunieations must be addressed TO
Proprietor, ,tpostage paid lilo receive attention
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Insurrecsion iu Poland.

The recent rising Of the Poles against the
Russian rule, must have assumed formidable
dimensions, for we learn that, not only, af-
ter two weeks severe fighting. the large Rus.
alan army stationed in Poland has hoen un-
able 20 suppress 1t, but that il is still ex-
tending. A provisional government has
beon established at 6,uczeso, near Warsaw y
and assumed the supreme direction of the
revolutionary movements In Warsaw IT,
self no outbreak has yet beeu attempted, on
account Of the large force concentrated
there. Il l., OF course, most improbable
that the Poles should be able to carry on,
for any length of time, so unequal con-
test
The cause Of the difficulty was the hatred
Of the apartial Recruiting" system, in which
the government claims the righs TO select
recruits, instead Of drawing them by lot
and the act provides that they shall be ex-
elusiyeiy taken from the citiess from the stu
dents aud the most active and intelligent
Young men 10 the country, leaving the
peasantry untouched, IS less dangerous to
the government. The attempt was made to
put this decrss Ia force. and resistance was
made IL many Of the psinoipal towns. Many
soldiers we're killed. telegraph wires were
cut, and the railroads tom up. The gov
ernment of Russia does not keep Its army
replenished BY volunteers.
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OUR DEAD.

They left our homes, year ago,
With roll oil drum and cheering
mid cannon's roar and music floh,
We cav them disappearing.
The weary months passed in their gloom;
We watched The winters waning;
And joyed. 10 see the roses bloom,
About The lattice training.
Down wasted field and battle glen
Death swept, with carnage flying
Till from the ranks OF stricken me,
We scarce could count the dying.
They came not back---the noble young,
Who left With ardor beaming
Their deeds are told by every tongue,
But woe for their returning
o, martyr brothers, in your rest,
Yonr lives, for freedom giving,
To all the ages shall be blest
And honored by the living.
Aye. sculptors, carve the deathless stone
Ye poets pause not, .singingl
For from the blood for freedom sown,
A priceless crop i springing.
Peace follows war, and pleasure pain
The requiems we are voicing
In other days shall swell again,
Loud anthems OF rejoicing.
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CHARDON, GEAUGA COUNTY. OHIO FRIDAY. MARCH g. 1863

and rcndoting them promatureiy old
Anything which can alleviate tho cares and
tighten the burdens Of the female portion O
community. must. think, meot with uni
versal appreciation.
IL is said that she who causes two blade
Of grass to grow where but one grew be
fore, is public benosaetor;" aod allow m,
10 add, that he who is the causo Of furnish
ing us two bours OF leisure whoro but on,
was enjoyed before. Is fully as much entitled
TO benefacior's praise.
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An ADDRESS. .delivered Jy ANsoN BAHTLErr,
ESQ, at tie Meeting of the Claridoa and
Niddlgfeld Formers C7abs. at tie Free
Agr1cuituydi Hall Ia C7aridon.
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The JeifersOnian Democrat .
is ruDLisHED HvRRr rRIDAs mcnNiso, AT
cHARD0N, Geauga County, Ohio.
TIE r M s,

once directly oper ne aew Stortof ,Viihias
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