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Starting Medical college.

TlNHR Session of this Institution begins THURS
DAN, THE 22d OF OCTOBER, 1858, and con-
tinues until the 1st Of March, 1854.
FACUL Tvs
3. N. SMITH, II. D,
FRANCIS CARTER, NJ D., =
''A' Professor Anatomy and Physiology.
. W. hN- Prof. sar g and Bar Surgery.
. ~ law Psof. Mat Med. Tferap Med. Jurisp.
THEo. G. woRMLEY, N. D.,
D. HALDERMAN, NJ. D.,
Demonstration Of Anatomy.
HOSPITAL PRIVIII6Rs.-The Class will have access
to clinical lectures in the Ohio PenitentiATy Hospital
aud the large Military Hospitals at this place.
For G.n Information address sM sN1rH.pe.n.
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God guard our dag, and keep each starI
Raeh stripe as bright as new they wave,
sui make Il lead our ranks in war,
still doat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail it through the dust Of shame
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow it to Death OF PANE.
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FOR SALE

TIE aSTHRER NILE HOUSE" on the National
i Road east Of wheeling. The house lain exeeIIenf
repair and has uine acres Of grounds attached me
ABOVE - ven known a. . desirable location for q
private residence, public house, OF q MARKET ar
Gen. ANY person desrOus Of pleasant location for
ny o. rue above purposes, can have all necessary
CASPER ellis.
anE@9 I'm At the West Wheeling Ferry.
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Domestic DIVES.
Desirable Residence for Sale,

TUE resid nee Of Mrs. Samuel Neel, situated on
John street, between 5th and 9Th In WhssIfng
west Va, containing eleven rooms, with Wash and
AZ IN complete repair, and dry cellar under tia
whole building.
The lot fronts % feet on John street. running back
10 feet TO wide alley, Is elevated seven feet above
the level Of John street., has dressed stone wall in
mont s1FInounted With ornamental iron railing
Yard hiled with shade trees. SmOke-houSe, stable
and necessary out buildings on premises
RoG8esai0u given in October.
The above presents unsurpassed Inducements IN
any one seeking residence.
Apply 70 MRS MEL. on premiseG anelG II
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
FOR CONGRERR-

~ TRICE-We are authorised 70 snnounes
Hon. JACOB B. BLAIR = candidate for Congress
from the Rrst Congressional District.
FOR CONGRESs,-MrsSRs.F D-
~ IoRs: You viii please announces e. q can
didate for CongTess % the first district CHESTER
d. HUBBARD Of the county Of Ohio.
We believe that in his character, both public and
private, will be found the qualifications for the posi-
tiOn named which highly desirable II not india
pensable In the present eTisis His fidelity to the
Government and Ids ability 70 serve IN public ca
paeity have been in his career not only
4 member Of the Richmond Convention Of 1851,
but also On the later Conventions which have been
held In Western Virginia for the purpose Of pFovid
ing = loyal people with loyal STATE government.
support the Government In itS Efforts to preserve
the Union and crush rebellion, We promise him the
'u PP9PSasE o. MANY CITIZENS.
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CTNHE best brand OF German Cologne that Is made
Drug Store. sePlo
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SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY,
ne united sac. or America,

Ths United States Of Amsriea,
Va
Charles W. Russell and Edward b. Pit1huEh. FIrt;;
nors, doing bushes under the Arm name Asa
style Of Russell 4 PitEhugh.
TN the District Court Of the United Stltel, WEE
and for the Western District Of Virgins
In pursuance Of the decree aud order Of TIE =
District Court in the above entitled eause, TO ne
reeted, duly made and entered On the 800 q! .
JunS isoe sh1l sell q p16lle HneLlon e : I;
O'Clock, A. NJ, n the Court Room Of Ohio oea13Ii
the personal property particularly nsstie9sl -
described IN the schedule annexed 70 the inofnl
once Furniture.
Terms o. Sale Cab, o,,
Marshal Of the q. s. 1or The Ws.s Disi- 0iTa-
aaslStd
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sOMRTHING NEW.

ToELAND MOSS CoooA-strongly recommended
by the Faculty in ali cases Of Debility, Ipdiges-
ton, Oonsumption, and all Pulmonary and Chest
Diseases. As a beverage It far surpa8es Bohea
OG ssp1 g. Oh0'0'A''' Z. BOOKING. AEt.
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A LARGE. fne lot Of CIGARS AND TOBACCO
n lust received at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store
seDI6 4. BOOKING, AEt.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NoTICE-

LII those that are going 70 the st. ClAiFsyille
"A meeting, or any other meeting, are advised 70
stop At the Odd Fellow Hall Drug store and buy .
supply Of Cigars and tobacco before leaving
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ave ARE AUTHORIZED TO
49, announce the name Of y. n. NORTON a.
candidate for Congress for this district, BquRrely
ON the principles Of the Administration fer and
PEACE, including In all their force its two most i'm
pOrtAnt and solemn acts, viz: Its guarantee Of the
separate aud distinct existenee Of West Virginia
. State and the proclamation for the emancipation
Of the slaves Of rebels. no compromises no aban-
dOument Of these measures in reconstruction and
the solution Of peace. Ang25d
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Wl~ FUH CUMGHESb IN THE I'D
49, DISTRICT.-WeareTe requested to announce
the HON. VIM. G. BROWN, of Preston county, asa
candidate for re election to COngTSB from the Sec
ond Congressional district anglIn
- FOR CONGREsS.-PIeas1 an.
49, nOunee Col. WILLIS DE HASs a. 4 can
diRte for Congress from the First CongTeGsion Dis
MANY VOTERS.
FOR STATE SENATE.-MEsSRs
No. EDTToRs: Please announce the name Of
JOHN H. ATKINsOH a. q candidate for election
&c the State Senate from this Senatorial district
MANY VOTERS.
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Notice.

To Harris Searls, Grandson Scars, Madison
Starls, Philo Searls and Henry Seurls, heirs
nj law Oi Stephen Scarls deceased:
NOU are hereby notified that, OF the Sd day of
i August, A D. ls63, ], ns Administrator of
the estate of Stephen Scnrls deceased. filed a be.
tition in the Probate Court OF Geauga Cu"uiy
Ohu alleging that the persona estate of said dc
ceased is insufficient to pay HIS debts. cgacies
and the charges of admins tering his estate; that
he died seized in Zee simple ol the following des.
cribed real estate, situated in the County ol Ge.
nugu and State OF Ohio, to wit: Known as part oi
Lot | |, Parker Tract Il,mbden township. and
bounded North by land owned by bahama Carl.
ton; tast by the State Road South by land
owned by David Smith and G. B Gridley; and ON
the West by land OF William c. CridlGy and Ba.
hama Carlton; containing iorty.nuc ncres OF
land, excepting about one hall acre oi land no "
occepeG ior School House lot.
That Stephen Sears died leaving PAMELA
Scarls his widow, and that she is not entitled to
dover in the above described premises, it having
been set off and assigned to her in other lands be-
longing to said estate. And that the iOl owing
named persons, MS his heirs at law, hold the next
estate Of inheritnn'e in said premises, to wit:
Harris Searls, Grandson Scarls, Madison Searls,
Henry Sears, Lucinda King, Harriet Searls,
Marvin ScutlS, Phio Searls. and Ambrose
Searls.
The prayer OF the petition is for an order au.
thorizing me, as Administrator Of said Stephen
Scarls, deceased, 10 sell said premises tor the
payment oi the debts aud charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be Tor hearing on the 10Th
day of September 1863, at % O'Clock forenoon,
or ns soon thereafter as counsel can lie hea rd
.... LEWIS q. MAYNARD,
Administrators OF stephen Searls. deceascd,
/ BY CANFlELD " SMITH,
Attorneys
! August A, 1868. 70Swt
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Mass Meeting of Copperheads

On tho evening of Sept. lst. 1868, the
Copperheads Of South Auburn assembled at
tho School.house near Auburn Corners.
where il was claimed speech would bo do.
livcred by ono of huburu's best citizens. -.
Said speaker did not appear, however. wing,
Gas is said.) to his having very lamo back.
Lights were procured, but were not used
After consulting for on indefinite time in
tho yard, said meeting adjourned to the
highway just south Of the corners. and, after
duo doliberation for somo timo. moved a
'ittlc further south 10 said highway. aud re.
maincd thore till about IL o'clock. The
procession thon moved south. and whct her
they stopped this sido of Dixie or not, your
correspondent is not advised at present.
Tho number of the grand procession, las We
loarn,) was sren, all told, and in that grand
procession, on its grand march south, was
one of Geauga's acting Commissioners.
INlON
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NOTICE..

John T. WATERMAN will take notice tina
- Elijah +. lonug, OF the County OF Cuyahrga
in the State Of Ohio did, the 18Th duy Of July,
\ u. 1863, file his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and Tor the Comfy OF Gcnupn
in the State of Ohio, against the said John T
Waterman, defendant, setting forth that the 50 Id
John L. Waterman gave n mortgage to the said
Elijah +. Young, on lots Nos. 81, So and 50, in
village OF Parkman in the County OF Geauga to
secure the payment OF $50, according to certain
notes referred to in said mortgage, aud pray ing
that the said John Z. Waterman may pay said
sum no" claimed te be due, with interest annu
ally, att per cent, from the first day OF Scptem.
her, 1861, the first of $50, which was Civ.
en April 18Th, 1861, and was due pril lst, 1856 ;
aud with interest annually at e per cent. iron,
the 18th day OF April, 1850, on the second aud Sd
notes oi $50 each, which were given April 18th
1860, and the second due April LIST, 1862, and III,
third due April list, '63. Also the taxes charged
on said land Tor the years 1856 . 1861 aud 1862
with intor on that OF go and 1861, from De.
cember 2Oth, 1861, and with interest on that OF
1862, from January 10th, 1868; or that the snid
premises may oe sold to pay the same, and the
said John z. Waterman is notified that he is re-
quired To appear and answer said petition on or
before the Sd Saturday after the 5lll day of Sep.
tonhcr. ELIJAH +. YOUNG,
by Crea & Hester, his At'ys
July 9th, 1868. 7O7w6
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivins Celebrated
SiIvGr-COated FEMALE PILLS

PIE only certain and safe Remedy for al
| Uterine distractions, Monthly Difficulties, r.
irgularitics. and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and mother, is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no dcleterio,,s in ored;on,s
but are safe and certain in their action They
will bo found to exert the happicst effect in ali
clses of Pro'apsus Ulerj, in Leucorrhca or the
Whitos; they will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can he found 1t is on account
OF this certainty that they should not he taken
by Pregnant Females, tduring Tie frst3 months.
asmiscarriage is certain to be brought on but g.,
other periods their use is perfectly safe
N 81 90 enclosed toany authorized A gent.
will ensurepackngc of pills by return of mail.
G. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, G.. W., Buffalo, n Y.
CAUTION, N,--Brwarco of Coun tcriei,s; the genuine
have thesi ignature OF C.CROSB Y on the outside
wrapper. dl6
W For 81 le by A. Cook, Charion; C. s. Field,
East Clardon; c. r. Treat, Claiidon; f. Thomp.
son, Uuntsburg.
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THE following account Of very sad ac
cident is taken from paper published at
Austin. Nevada Territory. Mrs. Hathaway
is the wife Of a brother of l. N. Hathaway,
Esq, of this place We are glad to learn
that she is doing as we'll ae could DO OK.
pcctcd and will probably recover.l
SErlous ACCIDENT Mrs. J. V. Hath
away was seriously if not dangerously
wounded on Sunday last by the acciGen.
tai discharge of a gun which had been
carelessly placed in a wagon without
removing the cap from the nipple.
The particulars, as near as we can learn,
are as follows: Mr.. Hathaway with his
family arrived here on Saturday, from
Illinois, and was encamped in the vicinity
of Simpsons Park, where he designed
remaining few weeks to recruit his ami
mails before proceeding to California. On
Sunday morning Mrs. H. went TO their
wagon for some article, and while looking
for it, incautiously Y took hold OF the muz
zle Of double-barreled gun that was
lying 10 the bottom Of the wagon under q
mattress, and in attempting 10 draw il
towards her discharged one barrel. the
contents OF which penetrated a little
below the groin, over the course of the
femoral artery, iuhicting a severe and per.
hsps fatal wound. The gun was loaded
with heavy charge OF powder and nine
huckshot Mrs. H.. was standing within
u few inches OF the gun, and the charge
made but one wound where it entered and
-eaue ont in different places. DR.. Weave,
vas called TO attend, and in the afternoon
DIR Thompson was sent for, The latter
says the pa'en. is doing remarkably we'll
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NV Arrang cement.
CHARD0h g. CLEVELAND
&af's &a EXPRESS.

THE Undersigned would say to the ,rnvelin,
community, that he has again commence,
running his comfortable Passenger Express ron
Cl'ardon to Cleveland, as follows:
Leaves Chardon from Chase's Hotel, on Mon
day \. NJ, and arrives in Cleveland at II !,
A. NJ; leaves Cleveland from the City Hotel. io
Chardon, 10 A. NJ. Tuesday
Leaves Chnrdon from Chases Hotel, on Fri
day ate A. NJ. and arrives in Gle veland AT !,
a, NJ; leaves Cleveland from the City Ho,.l, 10,
Chardon, At 10 A. NJ.
FREIGHT at very low rates; and all er
rands and iobbing in my line. done with quick
ness aud dispatch.
All orders rom persons res,dins out OF town
nay be lei. ui the Store oi Wilkins & Kelley.
where they will he promptly attended to.
The undersigned would say to the people OF
this vicinity, that they can go to Cleveland for
81 90 less and arrive there sooner than they ca n
by Painesvile Passengers will bo taken to any
part OF the city at the same price.
j. I. d. ELDREDCE.
Chnrdon, May 22nd, 1863. C97lf
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Suicide in Chester.

Silas Williams, of Chester, a young man
we'll known and much respected in that
township, committed suicide on SUNDAY
last. under peculiarly painful circumstances
Although naturally cheerful and happy. for
several days previous, he had been so mel.
ancboly aud detected, and had appeared so
singular, as to occasion fears that hc was
becoming dernngod. On Saturday, be lef,
homo. in company with bis mother and
brother, with the intention of visiting n phv.
sician in Munson. Arriving at tho hin wes,
OF Fowlers Mills, he got out of the buggy tc
walk, soon disappeared, and was not seen
again until several hours after when he was
found wandering in tho woods, and induced
by bis brother to return homo. Sunday
morning, he went to tho barn to do some
chores, and, while there, manifested a desire
to lie down in the hay NOW but, being ad
vsed by his brother to go into tho
house, readily complied. About 10 o'clock,
he went into the cheese. room, and, living
down upon his back on the floor cut his
throat with an old razor which ho had found
nbout the house, but which had rot been
noticed in his possession. His mother was
in tho room, and saw him in the act, but too
lao to prevent the sad result IIo survived
about three hours, and was conscious to the
last, conversing freely with those around
saying that he did not want to do anything
wrong, hoped he had not. sc. Young vii.
Hams had, for years, lived happily in the
family; was industrious and exemplary
and with his brother possessed largo os
tate. No cause but insanity can DO as
signed for his fatal deed. This is tho sec
ond suicide that has occurred in Chester
within two years.
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VOLUME XIV, NO. 81.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Union Meetings.

Union Meetings will bo held In Goauga
County, at the times aud places specified
below:
Claridon, Friday evening, Sept ll,h.
Munsou, Saturday evening, Sept. 18Th.
Russell Center, Monday evening, Sept.
Itth.
Chester, Tuosdny ovonipg. Sept. 18Th.
Burton, Wednesday evening. Sept. 10TH
Psrkman. Thursday evening, Sept 18th.
Middlefeld, Friday ovenings>Sept 18TH
Cbardon. Saturday evening, sSpt 10Th.
Troy, Monday evening, Sept. 2lst.
The meetings will commence at o'clock.
Speakers will be present. 1t is expected
that tho Union mon Of tho several Town
ships will interest themselves in giving the
noticc the largest possible circulation. and
make all tho necessary arrangements for
the meetings
BY order of tho Central Committee.
10. CONVERSE. Chairman.
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Election of Officers.

HEAD QUARTERS lsr REGIMENT D. NJ,
Cnardon, Gcauga Co.. Ohio.
TlIERE will be an election held ON IN,
n l9h day Of September. 1868. tctweru
tho hours o! ID o'clock A. NJ, ond O'Clock
L. NJ. al the same place in which tho clcc.
tion was hold on tho 4 h day of July last
TO fill vacancies.
Clardon-Co. ID. | lst Licu'enant.
lluntsbnrg-Cn i. 2d Lieutenaut.
Munson-Cn +. | Captain.
Co +. 2d Lieutenant.
Thompson-Co. lst Lieutenant.
Co. |, q Lieutenant
BY order. GEO l.. WOOD.
Colonel Commanding.
SAM. SQUARE. Adjutnnt.
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PENSION AND R0JINTY

TIME undersi4 ned has opened an silice in Char.
L don, Geauga County, Ohio, to prosecute the
Pension md Bounty Business, and will also pros
ecutc all business against the Government. His
long experience and service in the war, in The
capacity Of captain in the 7th Ohio Vols. md
his familiarity with the manner OF doing bust
ness in the various departments OF the Govern.
mcnt and the manner of obtaining evidences in
all cases, give him advantages over all other per.
sons engaged in the business.
DcrHe charges only tho legal foe, s., in
Pension cases. with charge OF s Tor each aiii.
davi,, when additional evidence is required
Soldiers. give him en- Il at his office. In wr.
ting, give full history of the case, enclosing o
stamp, and you will get full answer by return
mail, GRO. l.. u ODD,
Attorney at law.
Charlon, July Sd, 1869, 7o3tf
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DIED,
In Painesvlie, at ihe residence Of her father
Elder |. Rider, after m illness of nino days, o
Congestion of the Lungs, Mrs. CHLOE h. SAM
SON, aged 36 years, months aud days.
formerly resident OF this place.
EUGENE. son of f. and II. +. FOOTE
of Munson, on Monday, Aug, 5lst, 1868
aged l3 years 2 months and 8 days.
We've laid thoe down to rest, Eugonio,
10 thy little lonely bed;
And we often now do miss thee
OFT tho sorrowing tear we she'd
Strong the ties that bound US to thee,
But those ties by Death are riv'n:
Fond the hopes We cherished of thee,
But thou left our homo for Hoav'n.
There we know that thou art happy,
With tho joyous Angel baud;
And no sorrow e'er shall reach thee.
IN that bright and better land. [CoM.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops

NEVER fail to destroy and exterminnte ALL
kinds OF Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly rcli.
able in all cases, ard FAR superior TO nyanG nll
other Fancy Worm Connections and nauseous
Vermifuges now in use. They may he taken
at all ines with perfect safety as they contain
NO MERCURY or other deleterious Drugs
Mothers should always purchase the IN, and give
their children no other.
No CaH rtic whatever is necessary to be given
Each Box contains % Drops or Lozenges.
Price 25 Cent?. For Sale by all Druggists &
Dealers in Medicines. 694yl
C K. WALKER, ,Gen'l Agent.
Bufulo, N. Y, and Fort Ellie, e. w.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TIME following accounts have been filed in the
! Probate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, tor
settlement, viz;
Admr. OF John House. decd, Finnl Acer
90 Festus Fuller,
Guardian of Orrin c. Peck +"
r. f. Hovey, Orrin llovey,
Hiram Hovay and Elvira Hovey,"
" Albert y, Hoyey, Partial Acct.
Admir- o. Russell Diyson, decd,
Said accounts will stand for hearing in said
Court at the Probate Office in Chardon, on the
26th day OF Sept, A. 1853 at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
until which time all persons n:ere sted may ex-
cept. NJ. c. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, Sept. 4th, 1868. 7l2w3
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Well Done, Claridon /!

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF ONO,
COLUMBUS. Aug Slst, 1858.
B. q. Woodbtiry. Esq
Chairman GsuugG Co. NIL Com
DEAR SIR ;--YourB of the 29th inst, en-
closing draft for ss6 sc, contribution of the
citzeps Of Claridon township in your Coun-
ty, for the Colored Volunteer Fund, is duly
received. Please accept thanks of the Com.
mittse. Very truly your friend,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY,
Secretary q. Treasurer.
Mr.. Woodbury. informs US that the first
contribution for new oolors for The 4lst,
smounting to 10, comes from Claridon.
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N Office.
Notice.
Thomas Rudcli.T, Plaintiff, Court Of Common

Thomas RudcliT Plaintiff, Court OF Common
VS.. Pleas, Cieauga Co.
Vincent Brown, Defendant \ Ohio.
II III f. said defendant, Vincent Brown will take
l notice tha, petition was filed against him
on the Sd day OF August. A. -. 1863 in the Court
of Common Pleas within and Tor the County OF
Gcauga. by Thomas Radclih. and is pending
L--s- s,.iI f'.o,.."s Redclf " demands rttivii
of the following real estate, TO wit; situate in
Claridon Township, Gcauga County, and S,n,e OF
Oh", and Is known by being part of 10, No. 3.
in Section No. II. ana is bounded as 70 lows, To
wit: North by The east and ives, road; East 10y
land owued by Alvin Ober; South By the South
line OF said lot; and Yves, by the West line Of said
lot; containing abou, forty sever acres ot land be
the same more or less; and that at the next term
OF the said Court the said Thomas Radcif will
app for an order that partition ma v he made of
sa id premises. CANFIELD & SMITH,
Au'ys Tor Petitioner.
Dated this Sd day Of August, 1868 1oSwG
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The Union Meetings

In this County have, thus far, proved q do.
cided success. The people turn out, and
them. And, what is better, they arc organ.
'ring for the work thuy have to do. Geauga
County will give good account of herself
when the day OF election comes
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Geo. w. C. HURLBUTT
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,

HAVING recently opened new and commo-
+ L dio1s suite OF rooms over the Clothing Store
oi L. j. Randall, sm now prepared to make all
Kinds OF pictures ordinarily called for by the pub.
lie, viz, Photographs, Ambrotypes, Ferotypea
Pictures on ther, &c .,&c. Ladies with small
children will please call in perfectly clear days.
between 10 A. NJ. and P. VI. By strict a,ten.
ton to business, ! hope 10 merit liberal patron :
oge from the public.
GEO. VIC. HURLBUTT.
Chardon, Aug 9th, 1868. 7Ostf