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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
BroIgkand His RStir ement from
R% The CanYaak.

E~.t SA~H
1--WE learned BSsterday from @
prominent Republican OF the ZEN
trail part Of the State, that tho
nomination Of Mr.. BRoUaH IL now
considered by the leading Repub-
leans OF Ohio asa great party
mistake. He also informed uethEt
it was the wish Of hiselfan dnfhEf
Republicans hat Mr.. BkQCnk
should decline the canvass THU
1t was a mistake, our Rep ubil1an
friend referred to the snjn1R apd
inanimate meetings that we KtheIng
held by Mr.. BRoUdH, ENDkAeuN
and SHERMAN, here and vth sse.Oser
the State. lie thought pniess
something was done to or ouse the
Republicans party Mt YALfAAbia-
HAM weuld DO elected byS Hnsgver.
VII elming majority
We expressed the AepssB RSUaM
mightanot be inducedto With draw,
and fold him how much the report
of h~istsevere Illness had diAtFes sod
U.S. for fear that itI tSompcl
his retirement from the canv aaB,
satisfedas we remarkedthatiEe was
about the weakest candidate 1.-THE
party could offer theNpeople.V Our
Republican friend said when the
information Of Mr.. BRoneH's illl
lie sSrsacheI Ills neighb5rRood, the
feeling was the reverse ofthat ex.
pressed by us--not thatthey wieht
ed him any harm personally, bat
they wanted to get rid Of him as
a candidate.
The Republicans are not alone
! in the conviction that the nonlinai
|. ton of Mr.. BRoUsH was a mistakes
| the Dcmocacy7partlcipate fully In
that CONVICTION. they e it-feel
] %,It--kpow II, and are sanguine of
i tho result.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
For the Democratic Press.
The Biaot Of the "Realster,y

. II
Mr.. EDIToR-MoRRIs, ofthe Reg
lister, calls me f" Butternut" and
"Tory," because l advise amid and
conciliatory course toward our op-
ponents. That is his cloven foot
larger than ever. Every one who
differs with this bgoted fool, DEM
ocrat or republican, must be bran
ded as "Butternut" or Glory
Morris has been a scab upon our
party ever since he got the position
as Editor of our organ. Tizzard
was informed at the time Of taking
him in, that his intolerant, bigoted
and narrow mind, did not suit a
large portion Of his readers, and he
would injurc any cause he attempt
ed to defend. But no; in he must
go, and the Legitimate fruits OF his
labor is before the people, in the
shape of q prostration OF business
in Eaton, riots, bloodshed and mar
der, and now, because | ask mode
ration toward those who differ with
us, that we may have peace and
quiet in our town, this fanaticaI,
J blatherskiting charlatan, dubs me
"Butternut' and "Tory!" Did not
father Brooks, al q meeting in the
Court Hcuse, tell you and your aid
ers and abettors, that unless yon
changed your course, You would
ruin our cause and defeat US? If
you had three grains of common
SENSE, you would have taken the
salutary advice OF this old patriot,
and exhibited some liberality TO-
ward these whohonestly differ with
, us in relation to our present unhnp'
= py difficulties throughout the coun.
> try. But your trucking, sclf'con.
ceited soul, has not one spark o
manlincss in it, and hence you &c
on in your vulgar and ungentlC
y manly abuse of all who do not come
3 to your standard of "loyalty"-
which consists in making a black
!. guard Of yourself, and insult
knock down and drive away, tiios
who see Proper TO support for Go
EeassF ditfer tman than your
self. Some month or moro ago,
large portion of our party, becom
rs ing thoroughly diFgusted with til
"Rcgistcr" and its course, DISGUISE
Of the rropriety of starting a papc
nc that would trdly rc|prescntrtlro Rt
mSrublican Earty and the principle
-. of common deccncy, but a few at
Ii viscd them to wait a little longS
Ia and probably the original propri'
nd tors Of the "Rcglster'' would kic
"' the leprosy from the concern, All
the paper would become respect
bic, but it seems they arc dead
ia, their interests and the peace al
hts welfare of community, and | no
1 , say to those gentlemen, go on wi,
Nh your new enterprise, and you c'
no. have The assistance of many q 90,
lay and liberal REPUBLICAN.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20

before the public, as the nominated
candidates for Governor of Ohio.
The Republican party have taken
Mr.. Brough, and the Demo
cratic party have nominated Mr.
Vallandigham. There cannot be
a doubt that the contest in Octo-
Der will be ardent, fierce and deterI
mined, on both sides. We are not
going to abuse, SANDER, or Willy
Mr.. Brough ; we do not know the
gAatIeman. Vallandigham we do
E, and think him en- able
statesman, o profound politician,
and a real gentleman. We have
not to learn that many of our best
neighbors and kind friends differ
from us in our views aud opinion
of Vallandigham, and would soofe,
die than vote for him: other;
there are of the Democratic party
tens of thousands-who would
suffer death rather than supper
Brough. If Vallandigham shoul'
be elected, by the majority of tn
electors in Ohio, the minority vii
not be satisfied. Thus we see no
thing but i'll will and discordan
Earrings, between tie two section
; of the great community in the Stat
Of Ohio.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
For the Democratic Press.
Mr., EDIToR,-

notwithstanding a plot throughout the
North to combine with Lee aud Morgan by
mobs in all our principal cities, using
the draft as an excuse, and thus causing
England and France to recognize the South
ern Couftdcracy, and so compel us to ac-
knowledge the Independence Of the rebels,
God has TINS far carried us gloriously
through -Thanksgiving Sermon of TIE
Rep. S ID Clayton, of ne AZ n GpsA.
az Esiea re- " Editor
i seems thcn-his Reverence being taken
as authority that a pilot" or conspiracy
had been formed, and that its ramifcations
extended throughout the North,' &c.
This disclosure, in the present position Of
affairs, is one of much Importance. The
crime is one of the blacklist dye, and OF the
most gigantic proportions, and yet, with all
his References known disposition 10 ma
Ign Democrats, he has not dared 10 impIi-
cate them in it, thereby leaving the conclu-
sion almost irrevocably fixed upon the mind
Il ate and his own party friends are the
real guilty ones. This conclusion is, how
ever, still further rivetcd on the mind by the
corroborative fact that, about the time Lee
commenced withdrawing from Pennsylvania,
a series Of MODS wal commenced by h.,
Reverence's friends in our cwn town. and
kept up throughout the continuance of tie
Morgan raid. to the very close Of the month
OF July. But as, even with all this testimo-
ny staring us in the face, his Reverence may
not have intended to saddle the crime up-
On his own party friends, still, the great
fact-the existence of the plot and his Rev.
erenee's knowledge of it-stan6s out in Just
as bold relief as if he had and as with
such knowledge Of the fact, he seems
to have given the proper governmental au-
thorities no information of it, as he was
bound by every principle of morals, of allie,
glance, and Of law to have done, his Reve.
ence, by thus cOncealtng it from them, has
to say the least oft, made himself pzrticep,
criminis in the diabolical plot
Perhaps l ought however to take still an
. other view of the subject, as everybod,
+ knows that it has been said by Scotia's ia
p vorite bard, that
"Ev'n ministers they haze been kcnn'd
l In holy rapture
A rousing Wild at times to vend,
, And nail t wi scripture.
1t may therefore be considered barely pcs
: slbIer though certainly not very probable
that his Reverence manufactured and prc
q mulgated the whole thing as sort Of apoc
ryphal or sensational filling into his sermon
' for the p rpose simply of stirring up discorG
and intensifying and increasing the biltel
4 ness of party m~alignity and hale among hi
" n~eighbors. But if SO, being done as it wa
under an assumed commission from N
Great God, and in the name Of the NEE
and lowly jesus, whose tenets, and in who's
name, he processes to teach, | shall than
any man to inform me how much it lacks /
being mora and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oftb
f darkest hue
YERlTAS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
MARE sTRAYED:

from the subscriber in Eatcai
- on Wednesday the 9Th inst aBay mare,
supposed to be 8 or 8 years old, heavy
built, about l5l hands high, white hind teet
and long hair on the pastern joints: Any.
one finding such animal will DO kberaifg
re warded9 for returning hero to me. erli
sorming me where she may be f9and t..!,
CHASe BACHMAN.
Eaton, July l6p ls6a r~46r3savJ n ,qc.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20

neA.The Classleader of the Reg
lister must be a happy fellow
The more he is viiife4 The better
he feels. Like q rotten mackerel
by moonlight-them orl he stinks,
the better he shines.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20

MrThere will be a great gath
ering of thc Democracy, at Lewis
burg, on the 5th of next month";
Pugh and Cox will be there. Full
particulars next week.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
Special Notice I

Our friends and subscribers are,
we doubt not, aware that the third
volume will close with the last issue
in August. Many of them, we rel
greet toisay, owe us. for the present
year, and some for the preceding
rive. years. There are also q few
itoms for job-work and advertising,
which we would like to receive.
Those indebted to us will please
take notice, that we respectfully
: and kindly insist upon the pay
'-msnt of oil dues by the
- .a9@ y25th Of August, 1863,
iAn accounts not settled by that day
will forthwith be placed in the
hands Of The Justices of the differ.
,ent townships for collection. We
have some heavy payments to
make in August, and we wish to
commence the new volume with
clear books, and if this notice is not
attended to, our friends must MOI
think it hard if we take legal mea
snrss, to procure payment Of oui
just dues, which we certainly shall
IF other means fail,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
CHAS. w. HILL,
Adiutant General of Ohio.

Markgy, Ind IT, 1t ). Lacy MARGINS, is ts Go.
''I Co, B. Capt, Jucob / flick lat 1t Jno.
Trick, End lat. David Wysong. End Co.
dist Twin Up. Date Of rank, July 4, lSGS.
Co; c, Capt. Lew;s Davis lst 1T; II ShqI
' Win 1T M It, DS 'as, or ' re"E 'irly S' 4 I 49, No
Co D. CAN'T. Daniel MAY, lst Ut. Il. Burns,
2nd 1t. Henry Wouulz. LIST Go. list l1ar-
rsGn J ? Sse"'S0"rs o) Date OF rank
"" r. '' Can, pb;li,. N;cum LET Ii .Joo
! NJ. Pretsingor, 2nd 1t. l.. fudge. Ind Go.
dist Harrison TIP. Date Of rank, July A,
lsGS' ,,, a.,
9n III I9 McG,iS E'r srJ e. Co ~" Ji;, iI'rrsC"
Tr. Date Of rank, July /, 1868. ~
Go. g, M Returns.
TO; H. Capt; r D,aher, '$t Ut. in" pal
dis't Mon n~r r. IN 'T na,S Of Fam rank .J"l, 4
1861.
Co. | Capt. Henry l.. Resting, LIST 1t,
Jno; A. hsylSr' md IT. VIM e. shoHer
Isl I"ir ~ | 1 gS ""'"'"'0" '"'o - '''N'
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The letter pt IL company is only
used as q convenient mode Of per-
manent deslgnotion'-~(U. S.4rmy
R~e9atdtt9HS' l. IL. Daa'a tar,
See. 81 Beyond this, ii has no eff
feet whatever. 1t docs not indi'
cate lianE. between command
and ,Ldn of oGirc no]sif;nr ;SiTo
Limo mav be- assi~naJ nv thS oG;,rr
in command np no 1,S,. ot Lis
discrctinn ncrn,it "a ,cc ~ =,
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m,vJnnts wii =, ~ f." Res y"
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date Of issne. Init tbo data of elnc
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commission ana at which the tern
h OF o. 0Ihce oeg.hS' 9.
II Inc raising ei'icer present Of
any service, necessary commands
L by order,
CiiAS. Hull.
AoJN'ant General OF ONO.
c LEw[sBrRG. PErm,E Co. Ono.
Aur. 18th 1S63'
In compliance With the aboy
order, hereby assume the dutie
therein specified. And il is her,
| by ordered that the commauJont
{ Of tho above companies r,port +
me in person Immediately. wber
u Important instructions may be ha
h for completing The COMPANY OF
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Can't. Commanding 1st Req. {
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
HENRY CLAY ON PERSONAL
LIBERTY,

In 1873, in bis magnificent ora,
ton in the House Of Representa-.
tives, upon the Army Bill, HEsRr
CLAY said: . y,..z ,,ss,3 aa5 10
IF there be q description Of
rights which more than any'ether
should unite all parties in all parts
Of the Union, it is unqucstioHably
the liberty Of the person. 5iNomail
ter what his observation-disclosures hO
seeks subsistence amid the dangers
of the deep, or draws them from
the bowels Of the earth, or from
the humblest occupations 'olsnie.
chanic life-whenever The sacred
rights OF an American citizen are
assailcI, allhearta ought to vinai'
cate his cause.
That being Mr.. Cf4i,,s sentiment j,
how lie would Thunder, if alive,
against LIScoLN's 4dmi1istrati56.
which has sllowtf less respect 70
personal liberty than il usually
sboWIby Tie Gar of }Russia or
the Emperor Of Austrias How lie
would have denounced The arrest
and punishment Of Nj. VALLsNp.
lGuiM.
ssaJ .i1IaJT 7l5'' I3T'2 t1ll- bus
luz REPUBLICAN, UNfoN MgBTIse
AT IIAMILT N.-We were present at
the above gathering Yesterday
The speakers Jidathejrf beat, but
Mr., Brouglr cxteliea tliSarall. llllsp
is,a first class stumper, and ~ell
adapted to carry. an audience With
him, We should think that there
w'ccr,cclfrrolnl 5000 70 5000 present, inc
Guiding meIl, womse aud ehitarcn'
and large naascr ofo De,nocratr1
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

THE contents of HARrER's MAoAzIyE for
November are, Pictures OF tho Japanese, A.
II. Guernsey ; Sceues in the War of 1912,
B. j. LOSING ; Josephine Herbert, j. I.
Trowbridge ; OF hand Speaking, DR.. Os.
good; Cap aud BoIls-A novel in ten char
acters-J. M. Square; Commencement
Week at Yale, Julian II. Ward ; Tho Small
House at Arlington, Anthony Trollopo
Moral u tility OF Children, Henry Giles ; Iu
the Ranks at Stone Rive, E5on Hamaford +;
A Woman's Waltz ng, Louise Chandler MouI-
ton The Religious Lifo of the Negro Slave,
Third Paper,) Charles A. Raymond Half
Way. Caroline Cheesboro Maximi!ian of
Austria, I. l.. Sarmicnto ; Tried and True,
Auna W. Shirley ; my Friend Crackthorpo,
Charles d. Gardetto ; the Monthly Record
of Current Events, the Literary Notices,
the E iitor's Easy Chair and Drawer, Sea.
side Sketches and PIscatorial.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
Peterson's Magazine.

We are in receipt of this popular Lady's
Magazine, for December. II is a splendid
number. Peterson" will be greatly i'm
proved in 1864. 1t will contain nearly 1000
pages OF double reading matter IA steel
plates; IL colored steel fashion platos IL
coiored patterns in Berlin work, embroidery
or crochet, and 900 wood cngravings-pro.
por%tionateiy more than anu other perodicai
gives. Its stories and n~ovolets are by tho
best writers. In 1854, Four Original Copy.
right Novelets will DO giseu. Irs Fashions
ARE ALWAYS THE LATEST AND PRErrIEsr.-
Every neighborhood ought to make up a
Its price is but Two DOLLARS "a year,
or a dollar less than Magazines OF its class.
lr is THE MAGAZINE FOR THE TINES |! To
clubs, it is cheaper still, iz:-throe copies
for IS. five for 81 SO, or eight for $40. To
every person getting up a club, lat these
rates. the Publisher will send an extra
copy gratis. Specimens sent (f written
tor) TO those wishing to get up clubs.
ADDRESS,, post paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
306 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
Union Musical ASCOT alton.

The advertised Convention of tho Union
Musical Association met at Munson on
Thursday of last week. The day was beau.
tiful, and the attendance largo most of the
Townships of Lake aud Geauga Coun lies
were represented ; and | think 1t perfectly
safe to say. that better material for a Mu.
steal Convention was never together 10
Northern Ohio. Much interest was mani.
tested by the members present, aud much
hopefulness expressed with regard to the
meetings of the Association the coming win.
tor. The exercises of the day aud evening
we're mainly conducted by Mr.. Branch, who
would probably have given better s~a,isfac-
ton as a leader, had no heretofore been nc.
customod to meet aud sing with tho Asso.
citation.
Those who came from a distance were
warmly welcomed. and handsomely enter.
tanned by the people of Munson, who in
vlted the members of tho Convention to re-.
main and sing another da y,and give a Con.
cert in the evening, for the benefit of the
soldiers which invitation was accepted. -
But Friday came, and with it a terrible
storm of wind and rain so that but few
were present, except those in the immediate
vicinity of the Meeting House, and those
from out of tow who had remained over
night, and the prospect WAS so discouraging
that it was decided not to give the proposed
Concert. A collection was taken for tho
S. A Society, resulting in the sum of SO so
The next meeting of tho Association is to
be held at Madison on Thursday. the 10Th
OF tho present month. 1t has been decided
to holi a TO ur days Convention soon, and "A
committee has been appointed to employ a
Conductor, select tho time and place of
meeting. and make all ether necessary ar.
rangemonts for the Same /; of which notice
will be duly given. j. c. W.
Nov, I'd. 1863.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin's Celebrated
SiiyCr-COated FEMALE PILLS,

= PIE only certain and safe Remedy for ali
Uterine Distractions, Monthly Difficulties, lr.
llgularities. and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and motier, is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deleterious ingredients.
but are safe and certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happiesi effect in ali
cases vt Pro'apsus O,eri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; they will be found the eusiest and mos
certain cure that can be found. 1t is on accoun,
OF this certainly that they should not he takeu
by Pregnant Females, during The frst3 months,
as miscarriage is certain to be brought on , but a,
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N. B-S1, 90 enclosed to ANY authorized Agent,
will ensure package of pills by return of mail.
c. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, G. w, Buffalo, n Y.
CAUTIoN--Bewareot Counterfeils; the genuine
have thesi2nature OF C.CROSB Y on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
UFo- sa lie by A. Cook, Chardon; C.S Field,
East Claridon; c. P. Treat, Claiidon; L. Thomp.
son, tIuntsburg.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
SALE,

TN obedience to the command Of a writ OF vend,
/ ex,, which issued from the Court oil Common
Pleas o. Ash,abula County and State OF Ohio,
wherein Isabel Bradley is plaintiff, and Joseph
Bradley is defendant, TO me directed nno dellv.
cred, and dated tho LIST day oil October, 1868, /
shall expose To, sale at Publlc vendue, at the door
OF the Court House in Chardon in said County,
On Suturday. .N0psmber l4ih.. "A. ID. 1868.
be, 1--WE the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock P. NJ of said day. the following described
lands and m to wit Situate in the town.
shin Of Montville, County OF Geauga, and State
OF Ohio. and bounded as follows, TO wit To be
taken of in a square form from the North. west
corner OF lot No. ! in said township, bounded on
the moth and west by the north and west bounds
of SAID lot one hundred and sixty rods each;south
By a line TO be drawn equal and parallel TO the
first boundary above mentioned; and east by a
line to os drawn equal and parallel to the SECOND
boundary above mentioned. and containing ono
hundre ed and sixty acres Of land.
Said premises were duly appraised at $780,
TERMS or sALE-Cash In hand.
B. n. SHAW, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office, 6eauga
County, Sept 9th, 1868. 7i1w6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, for Novom.
Der, is received, with the following table OF
contonts The Defence aud Evacuation of
Winchester, by Hon. +. P. S anton the Two
Southern Mothers, by Isabella MacFarlane
Diary Of Frances Krasinska ; November, E
w. c ; the Assizes of Jerusalem. bv Prof
Andrew Ten Brock ; Letters to Prof. S. Il.
B. Morse, by Rev. Dr.. Henry ; Buckle Ora,
per. and the law of Human Development.
by Edward B EreeIand Treasure Trove +;
Matter and Spirit, by Lieut.. f. Phelps, with
Reply by Hon. f, p. Stanton ; Extraterri-
~toriality in China, by DR.. MacGowan; Reas.
on, Rhyme, and Rhythm, BY Mrs. Martha
W, Cook the Lions OF Scotland, by W.
Francis Williams ; We Two, by Clarence
Butlor !; Patriotism and Provincialism, by
II. Clay Poor; Literary Notices ; Editors
Table.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

I'VE have been requested to publish the
following. as, by so doing, We may ro-
lieve the fears of some anxious friends:l
Prison, RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 4th, 1853.
My DEAR SISTER IL write you a few
lines this morning, to let you know that ]
am we'll. There are three other members
of my company here, all from Lake Coun.
ty. Sergeant Charles Brown and p~rivates
d. H. Woodland and George Martin. They
are all enjoying good health. We are not
allowed 10 write more than twelve Iines.-
You need not write to me, as | cannot get
your letter.
From your affectiouate brother.
HENRY MARSH,
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..
George Lyman, Guardian OF Eurotas e. Dwight


George Lyman, Guardian OF Eurotas e. Dwight
Lyman versus his wards ct al.
S. D.. Lyman, Guardian of He, an c. and Frank
ID. Lyman, versus mis- wlros ct al.
n pursuance oi an O. der Of the Probate Court
l. OF Geuugn County, Ohio, m ade on the 5th day
OF October, A. ID. 1868, in each OF the above en-.
titled cases, the undersigned will, on the l4th
day OF November, A. d. 1863, at II o'clock A
NJ, at the door of the Court House in Geauga
County ,--offer at public sale, the following de.
scribed real estate, to wit: an undivided interest
oG2H ofone sixth, and two.filIhs of one sixth OF
Is acres of land in the southwest corner OF Lot
No. II in The township Of Thompson in said Co.
of Geauga, Ohio,-and tho same undivided in
terest in IS and 90 100 acres of land in Lot 3 in
said township of Thompson, and lying on the
west side OF the north and south road running
through said lot-also The same In an undivided
halt of 30 acres in The northeast part Of Lo! 9 in
said township of Thompson. The above de-
scribed lands are the same of which John House,
Senior, died seized, and which are more %particu.
larly described in the proceedings in said Pro-
bate Court in the above nlitled cases. Said in
lerest in said lands to be sold subject to dover.
Terms O! Sale-Cash in hand.
GEORGE LYMAN,
Guardian OF Eurotas aud Dwight Lyman.
S. D. LYMAN.
Guardian Of Helen C. and Frank d. Lyman.
October 10th 1868. 7I6w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops

NEVER fail to destroy and exierminute ALL
kinds OF Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly rcli.
able in all cases. and tar superior To an yano oil
other Fancy Worm Connections aud nauseous
Vermifuges now in use. They may be taken
at all lines with perfect safety as they contain
NO MERCURY or other dcleterious Drugs
Mothers should always purchase hem and give
their children no other.
No CaHirtic whatever is necessary TO be given
Each Box contains "a Drops or Lozeuees.
Price 25 Cents. For Sale by all Druggists g.
Dealers in Medicines. 694yl
G R. WALKER, Gent Agent.
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie. c. w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
15rOn FRIDAY night of last week tn

eg-On Friday night of last week the
dwelIing.house of Mr.. Lotrop Reed, of
South Auburn. was destroyed by fire.
Everything in tho lower story was saw cd
but some furniture aud bedding in the up
per story were lost. The building is sup.
posed to have taken fire from the wood
house, as there had been n fire there tho
evening previous. Tho building was in.
sured. but the amount of insurance or loss
we have not learned.