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) Selling O1tl Setting OUti

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
lsTeatlJ advanced prices of Goods and the un
settled state OF the market, have determined to
close out my present business, and will therefore
from this day commence Offering my entiEe stock Of
Goods at such prices will insure their spe dy
sale. cannot in the brief pace of an advertise
s9nprises fine stock Of Linen Goods, FlaRnsIs,
Blankets, Dress Goods, Black Silks Balmora Skirts
Shawls, Ladies and Gents Handkerchief, COtt N
and Wool Hosiery, Bombazines, Alpacss, White
Goods, Emoroideries, baoe Curtains, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and fnu assortment Of
Goods usually kept BY All goods EilI positive
ly be offered as low, and many articles even st 8
les price, than they can now be purchased for in
the Eastern market. The public, az well as coun-
try merchants, viii iud this good opportunity Of
e'ilenishing their -tock on very advantageous
,erms. An are inv ie6 to cell and secure some Of
he bargains. S. HYMAN,
h ep2O Cor. Superior st. snd Public square.
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Inc Electoral Vote.


The following table shows the full num-
Der of Electoral votes for the several
States: iH'J FfrJ s
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FOR RATS NICE. RGsGHEs ANTS, BED sUGs
MOTHS iil FilHS N09LEhs, &C, IsSEeTS ON
PiIAIs, F1ELS, EhiaElS, &C.
Fut up IN 25o-, 50o. aud sI.oo Boxes, Bottles snd
Flasks. e. and S5 sizsg for Hotels Public Institu-
sio5s, SC. . -....
"0niy lnlaiiibie remedies knowE."
f'Eroe from POisoHs."
'EHot dangerous 70 the Human Family"
nEsts cone out OF their holes to die
g5Id Wholesale IN all large Cities. -- q
Sold by Druggists and R5tailer5 everywhere.
III BEWAREt of al worthless limitations
Sea that .tDcgrAEs'' name II on each box, bottle
and nssk, before you buy.
Ad6rosss, HENRY z. gOSThR,
Principal Depot, dS2 Broadway, n. Z. .-
soid Sy STRONG 8 ARMSTRONG and DENTON
BIOS, Wholesale hNG RatsH q gents, Cleveland
ohio msrSR25hW
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zUzZZZZZZZZ7

L competition Of astringents sbsorbents, stimu-
uisntE and csrminstiyee which every physician sc-
knoWedges Is the only preparation that viii effect
permanent cure Of DisTThes and Dy3enteTy. This
AntiChoers Mixtures Is rsw In use In several OF our
army hospitals where Il giTe5 the greatest satisfso-
tion. It bas saved tho Hvss Of thousands of our
disrs and citizens, ana we SiE gCersntse It TO be
tie beat remedy n tn5 T0Ild for Disr-hes and Dys-
Saterys
Mr.. Woods, Of CJuington gtHtu5sy, will be most
happy to satisfy any to the virtue Of Striokr
lands Anti Cholera Mixture; in fact, We haze q
great number Of testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced ino1rable
by their physicians, some sf.sr taking only one
bottle Of strioSlsnd's Anj-Ohoisrs Mixnre. Il
con suhe= with DiaEThea and DyseAtsrV, try one
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r. HANsA. L. HANNA =. a. BAIzR, H. a. HAMA,
DOBERT HANNA & CO.-SUcCH
IG soRs 70 Hanna, GarTets0n 3 Co., Wholessl
Grboer5, Forwarding and Commission Merchant
and Dealers in Produce, Salt, Fish, &c, Central
Exchange, Nos i55 and ii River street and Dock.
U!SFslaRd, Chic.
s2s-AssntH for tho Clsye.zBd, Detroit sna LAX
11psFioT Line OF stesmera- ial23
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DAILY LEADER.
FROM THE 2Srd OHIO.
The Battle Of Cedar Creek.
THETIDE OF BATTLE AGAINST
US. ..
One More Charge Double
ShOtted.
Victory snatchsd From Defeat.

The following letter, though delayed s
few days will prove of interest to our read
ers. 1t is from our reliable coTespon-
dent Salts.
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On snd 9fter Monday, Oct. siss, lse4, Fnsss neer
Trains VIII leave CieTelsnt IolloYr tsuudsTs =
ospted:
$40 A. h.-OHI6AGO EXPR ssS.-stors n B.tea
Grafton Obsrlin, Waksmsn, NorEaIk, 5ionrre.,
vile. Bellt vns, Clyde. Fremont and Elnlore
and arrives AZ TolsdO At 1885 P. n, OhioaFo IN
7;4lP p. NV EsTERS slAiii.-stsps at an static.
on southern DivtEon, and arrives - Toledo IL
1891 P. N -
40 P m.-hUBTHEBN MAIL.-ssoss st az -.
dusky at 7:l0 P. 81 = = ~
lO09 7. KNIGHT EAPRESs.-Stogs st Grafton,
HorEalA. 4onrosviiia Cydo and Fremont, and
Pm zEd Detroit a. 500 A. NJ
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gnsl-0EGms gtme. 6aplz.
1884. Summer Arrangement 1884.
FOB THE
ARRIFA AND CLOSING on .kAIs
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE,

ooAHEEolss MONDAY, NAY l6FH, 1854.
s. Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains
~ All Mails close one hour before depsrtars Of
trains
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HLEVELAND. C0LIlIBns q 90.

lIt Trsin--s.o5 A, M.-CIEOIEEATI EXPRESS,
stopping ct Grafton, Wellington, New Lon,
don, Shelby Orestlide, Gallon, Gilsad, Car
dington, Ashlsy, Delaware, De9.s Coptrs ~
WOeshingtcn.
ID Tratn-2:t5 r. H.-AOUOAHODATION.-- .--seoa-
a. al atatlonss and arrIyes n Columbus a 50
P. NJ, Cincinnati $50 A. n.
ID trAins-losJo P. .m.--EiGHT EXPBESS-StozsinF
at Grafton, Wellington, Nov London 5helby
Orsstiina, Gallon, Giie1d, Ca-dilgto- aud Dali
sWare.
Trains leave Columbus at $40 ard lo:75A 2,4o -
arrive at Cleveland - 4 ~ and s.sO P ~
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O9nneohong ara mace as bonneville with the gsu.
duAkys Mansfield Newark & T. ct ClFds v-ith t1s
sendusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati b. g.; et Frefnont
with the Erenoht = ladiana l. z; and at Tolesif,
with the Michigan S2uthern Northern Indiana anli
4oi9a0 wabash Railroads for Chicago Dotr,Tt
Jackson Volt ayne, LogansPort, Lsfayette Cgirs
aiton 81 Louis, and Al pcins v ct, EorthIess and
TRAINS arrive IN Usgeis1d froui Toledo and he
West at 90 A. n, 2:s5 ,. r.. and $40 p r. Fr9-s
U9Teiands Oct. y. l55l.
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The $40 A. 4. AMI 1000 P. n. Trains from Cisve-
land N AXE good Connections for jackson, Mich.
By his Arrangement Passeagsrs VIII be 81 b 'ect
to no oetenfoa at Tols do and will arrive In Detroit
promptly at the above time l. D. Rg CKEE,
nol:k5 Sap't O. L 4. r. z
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Hosr., IA, ,R0ssaaa i7sri0die CAaARRH
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NLEVELAND q ERIE RAILROAp
wINFEB ARaAHaEsEEF.


80 A. M.-SlGHT EXPRRsS TRAIE-stla,in-
At Girard, ABhtabuia and Faintzyiiis caiy and
arrive At Cleveland at 30 A ~
SIS A. NJ NAIL AND ACCOWMODs sTF0E
TBAlh-Stopping az al ststia-s ard srriFs ct
Cleveland at 10 &c A. n
I0:l5 A. W--TOLEDO ENPRESS-Sto7ping st all
sfsthSs5 except STanyiis, Sag brock, UutJlviGe,
Perry, Mentor and Wickli1e, aid arrives at
Cleveland at 2:l5 P.H
5ss5 P. M.-DAT EXPBESS TIA TE-Stopyfag 1T
Girsrd. Ccuneaut, Ashtabuis, Geneva & Psf1es-
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland 81 :25 r.
~ esoon1 Clsss CsTs sEe ru1 On 81 thruUgh
Trains.
An the trains going westward connect 81 Csvels1
with trains Tor Toledo Chicago, COiu-nb bus giuci-
natl, Indianapolis, St bous, &c; and al tlr1ueh
trains going eastward, connect At Dunkirk with tbe
trains OF the New York 4 Erie Railroad and AZ auf-
fIl with those Of tbs New York Central baaaio 3.
New YORK City Railroads i0r New York. EibaHy,
Boston, Ezrara Falls, Sc, and at Eric B3sa sea'ns
On the Philnasl5hia & Erie RailrOad.
AZ Day Express, East and West cOnnsct1 at
Girard win Trains on ETis 8 Pittsburgh Raiiroad
tor Llaeayille. MssdVills, Jamestown, &c.
Csyalald Oct 3-st ls5f
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= =. aLTEARHIaa n z. ~. 6 So.
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H0ra CAzARRBa1aas.sr.ss o'6ns,s,,pt.0n
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sBsriaI gaises
CATARRH.
49,. soORAHR,s -

THR AOlIR OF PERFROTl0N.
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Important European n News.

The Move Scotia left Liverpool June 9th.
The advices are important. At the last
meeting OF the London Conference, the rep.
resentatives of the German Powers read q
declaration in which they threw upon Dem
mark the whole responsibility of the fail
ure OF the Conference. A letter from the
Emperor of Russia announced that he had
csded bis claims to Holstein the Grand
Duke of Oldenburg. This involves a repu
dation on the part of Russia of tho treaty
of 1852. A vote of thanks to Earl Russell,
the President of the Conference, was unan.
imousIy passed. Earl Russell expressed a
hope that az all evonts the independence of
tho DANISH monarchy would be respected.
Marshal WraDgle has boon ordered by his
G'vernment to recommence hostilIties on
Jane 25th, and an immediate attack upon
Alsen was expected. Prussia, in conjunction n
with Austria, will propose to the Federal
Dict 10 declare war against Denmark.
The Tories of England are preparing a
great onslaught on the Ministry. The Times
declares IN favor Of non interference.
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Roback's Stomach Bitte,s

SOLDIERS HOME. SUPERINrENuENT's}
OFFICE, CINCINNATI June 4, 1864.
To Dir w. @. RoBACK--
MY DEAR SIR: nm dispensing sec.
and invoices of your Stomach Bttters among
the large number of men who daily arrive
at this institution for refrcshment aud rest
The universal testimony Is that these Bittors
are the best made. For tho various sum
mer complaints which afilict SO many,
know OF no remedy 80 safe and so sure.-
Piutarch says, ITO ask a phyeican what is
easy and what is hard of Digestion, and what
will agree with the stomach, is about US sen.
siblo as to ask what is sweet or bitter, or
sour" Persous who look out for brcakers--
and have your Stomach Bitters in the house
Il am sure will never ask any one the fool.
ish question spoken of by tho great phiios-
opher. must not omit word or two for
your Ca,awba Brandy. have many mon
here who have brandy prescribed for them
by distinguished Army Surgeons. Tho of
fects of yours on such are most beneficial,
far more 80 than from any previously taken.
Persons who desire a really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase If they get
your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect,
your servant.
G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
Gs- Office and manufsctory. Nos. SO, 6S,
60 and 90 East Third street. For sale eve
rywhero.
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The Tax on Incomes.


Tho following is an exact copy Of the
joint resolution assessing a special tax on
incomes
Resolved BY the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States, in
Congress assembled, That, in addition to
an income duty already imposed by law,
thore shall be levied, assessed and collected
or the first day of October, 1864, special
income duty upon the gains, profits, or iu-
comes of the year ending the 3lst day of
December next preceding the time herein
named for levying, assessing. and collecting
said duty of all persons residing within the
United States. or of citizens of the United
States residing abroad, at the rate of five
per centum on all sums exceeding six hun.
dred dollars, and the same shall be levied
assessed. estimated and collected, except as
to the rate, according to the provisions of
tho existing lays for the collection of an
income duty annually, where no: inabpli.
cable hereto and the Secretary Of the
Treasury is hereby authorized to make such
rules and regulations as to time and mode.
or other matters, to enforce the collection
OF the special income dutv herein provided |;
that, in estimating the annual gains, profits,
or incomes as aforesaid for the foregoing
special income duty. no deduction shall be
made for dividends o. interest received from
any association. corporation, or company,
nor shall any deduction be made for any
salary or pay received.
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erDuring the thunder storm last Sun
day afternoon, the NJ. E Church of thi,
place was struck by lightning. and narrow.
ly escaped destruction. The current passed
down tho back side Of the building, from
:he poip. OF the roof to the ground. making
sad havoc with the clspboards, plsstering
fresco work, &c.. but doing no further init
ry. The damage can easily be repaired
and our Methodist friends and citizens gen
orally console themselves with the re.
Election that it might have been far more
serious.
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ALDEN, HARDIN Co.. Iowa,

oubo SOIb, lOOO.
Mr. CONVERSE, Sir "A few weeks since
! received copy of the Jefersoaiaa Demo,
erat, and enclosed was receipt in full for
one year. As have thousands of friends
in Gosuga County, am unable to tell BY
whom this favor was bestowed. send
many thanks to oil who treated me with
such kindness aud respect, while visiting
them as colporteur, and hope the one whose
sgency was particularly concerned in the
above mentioned kindness, will accept Z
double share. 1t was my privilege, while
distributing good books and tracts. to pray
Cor tho salvation OF souls and ] can assure
my numerous friends that they are still re.
mombered at my devotional seasons.
Yours truly, f. BEARD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HISTORY

H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
The most remarkable medicine Of the day,
and the many cures that have been performed
with II in case oi Liver Complaint Dyspepsia,
Nervous. Debility, and other diseases arising
from disorderod stomach or liver, place IL al
once among The most astonishing discoveries
that have taken place in the medica world The
diseases to which bitters are applicable are 30
universal that there arc but few of our friends
VINO may not test their virtues in their own fam
illes or circle OF acquaintances, prove to their
own satisfaction that there is at lesst one ieme.
ny among the mauy advertised me licines desc
wing the public commentator.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
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I)I ED

DIED,
In great peace, Oh Jstnson's Island, june
29th. 1864. OF Typhoid Fever, Mrs. ME
LINDA M. BAKER, daughter Of Orin
Tucker, of this township. in her 9Th year.
During her short stay on the Island, she
greatly endearod horseIf to sli with whom
sho cama in contact GCoM.
In Huntsburg. on the 7th inst, from 10.
juries received by the kicking of a horse.
while raking hay on the day previous. HUI.
BERT A. BARNES. in the Goth year of bis
age.
In this SAD bereavement, the family cir.
Gle has been broken and suddenly bereft, of
an affeotionate and beloved brother, and
the social circle OF an endearng friend
And. while We deeply doplore the loss of
our dear friend and brOthor, We would hum.
oily acknowledge the hand OF Him who
"doeth all things we!l."
Brother, thou art gone to rest,
Thy tolls aud cares are Der;
And sorrow, pain, and suffering now,
Shall ne'or distress tho more
lCoM
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VOLUME XIV. NO. %.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Supplemental Draft in Geauga County.

supplemental Draft In Geauga County.
The following is list Of persous drafted
10 Gesuga County, on the sth Of July, to
all defciences still, existing in quotas of tho
several townships. Two mon wore drafted
for every man required. They wero drawn
10 tho following order, are to be examined
10 their order, aud, II the first 100 per cent.
arc found at for service, tho others will bo
discharged; otherwise, the examination will
continue until the required number Is OBJ.
tanned. They are all to appear on the | 9Th
Of July. Communication 10 allowed to be
paid by these men, bu. can only bo paid at
Ashtabnla
HUNTsBURo.
l. James K stroog.
2. Charles N. Starkey.
3. Joseph L. Bridgeman.
Samuel e Bodman.
MIDDLRFIELD.
I. Elisha Ames.
2. VIM. Adams.
NEwBURr
I. Edward ]. Jonks.
.. James Ii. Hodges.
rARKaAN.
/. WIN. B Donoldson.
2 Henry @. Moore.
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THE CONFESSIONS & FxpFR1rNcr

tJuolisEed TOR the benei,, and as a caution to
I young men,and otherswho suffer from Ner.
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their Kindred
a ailments-supplyngt the means of selfcure. BY
onewho has cured himself after being u victim
at misplaced confidence in medical hImbug nd
ouackery. BY enclosing postpaid directed en-.
eylope ,singleeopies may be had of the author,
NArHANiEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co,
wow Ork. 15lYl
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THE JET FFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT
u. s. 1910 BONDS.

These. Bonds arc issued under the Act of Con.
gress Of March 9th, 1864, which provides that all
Bonds Issued under this Act shall be EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION by or under any s,u,o or
municipal authority. Subscriptions to these
Bonds are received in United States notes or
notes OF National Banks. They are TO BE
REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure Of the
Government at any period not less than ten nor
more than forty years from their date, aud unit,
their redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTER.
EST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds of
not over one hundred dollars nnnualIy. ard on oll
other Bonds semi annually. The interest is nav.
able ON the first day Of March and September in
each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bouds, as they may prefer Registered
Bonds are recorded on the books of the u. &
Treasury, and can be transferred only on IN.
owners order. Coupon Bonds are pay,ble IA
bearer, aud are more couveuien, for commercial
uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option
OF having their Bonds draw interest hom March
LIST, by paying the accrued Interest IN coin-(or
IN United States notes, or the notes of National
Banks, adding fifty per cent. for premium } or re-
ceivo them drawing interest from the date of
subscription and deposit. As these Bonds are
Exemnt from Mnpieina, mr. S,at. Tayatiou
thar value ia ;rcre..ai r,o,, a. r.. 49,,
cent. ner ,nnun, ,crn,d;,. - H. - p0
in variops n,,,s oi ,l,a oan,,s,
Atthe presentrale OF premium ON gold they pay
Over Eight Per Cent Interest
in currency and are of equal convenience as n
permanent or temporary Investment.
II is believed that NO securities offer 90 great
inducements to lenders as the various desc,in.
tions Of U S. Bonds. In all other forms ofin .
deb,edness, the faith or ability of private mar
tiee or stock companies or separate communi.
ties only is pledged for payment, while for the in
debiedness of the United Sates the whole nrop
erty Of the country is holden to secure the pay :.
ment ofboth principal aud interest in coin
These Bonds may be subscribed for /, anna
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tuBLo SPEAKERS, MILITARY OPFIoERs,
ana SINGERS can use "Broioas bronchial
Iroches, or CouRband Voice Lozenees, as
reely as recusito--co containing nothing that
can inJuro the system. They are Invaluable
Tor a'layiDg tho boarscnoss aud irritation.
Incident to vocal exertioo, clearing and
strengthening tho voice.
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DESTROYING CArERPILLARs' NESTS,

DESTROYING CArERPILLARs' NEsTs-A
correspondent of the New York Evening
Post, writing from Saginaw City, says that
o most efeotual mode of destroying cater.
pillars nests 10 to put in . gun common
charge OF powder, loose, or without q wad,
and then, holding It about three feet from
the most, disehargett. No injury is done to
the tree, while the worms aud their nests
are completely destroyed. This plan 10
said to be praoticed In the orchards in the
northwest with entire snceess.
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Sa-The death Of young Barues,o: Hunts
burg, noticed in another column, was u very
sad one. He was found in the hay held on
tho 6.h inst, nearly lifeless, aud I: is sup.
posed that he was thrown from the horse
rake, and kicked by the horses. He ser.
vived until the next morning.
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HrA lady lost gold watch at tho Sab.
bath School Celebration in Hambden, on
the 9TH. Any person Hnding the same, and
leaving ii at this office, will be suitably re-
warded.
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National Banks

which are depositaiies of Public money, and n
RESPECTABL E BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, tacting agents of the
National Depositary Banks)w will furnish further
information on application, and AFFORD
EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
7iSm4
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NJ Office Is hereby given ,ha; my wife Eliza
IN has lett my bed and board without any Just
cause or provoca:ion, all persons are forbidden
harboring or trusting her on my account, as
shall pay no debts OF her contracting after this
date MARCUS CRAMTON
Burton, July 9th, 1864. .757wS
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Notice

Mrs. Cowles, of Chardon,is to speak in the
Free Church, South Newbury, next Sab.
bath, July the l7th. ServiSes to commence
at half past ten o'clock.
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Real Estate for Sale.

fNHE subscriber offers for sale his Ia rm, stuale
J in Hambden, and long owned by Daniel
Warner, Sr., containing 240 acres of land, wei!
watsred and timbered, with iour barns, besides
in Chardon village. known as the old Capt
Paine place. Terms reasonable. For further
particulars, inquire oi f. d. WARNER.
Chardon. July l4th, 1864. 757tf
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? LADIES, LADIES, LADIES :.
:his paper, headed
important to FEMALES

DR.. CHEESEMA ", of New York
has devoted the last thirty wears of bis
iiieto Female Complaints. His Pills act 4
ike acharm. Theyare reliable andsats
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Notice.

NOTlCE:-Th Undersigned has been duly ap.
~ pointed and qualified as Administrator with
the will annexed Of the Estate of Henry c. Pei.
tou, deceased, late Of Russell Township Geauga
CoHnty, Ohio. DAVID ROBINSON
Russell July 18th. 1864. 75ew3
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MO T c E.-All persons are notified not to
undersignsd, May 18th, 1851, pa y able to Ever.
stts g. Lee or bsarsr, for the sum Of el75. one
year from the date thereof have full and
complete defense to said note.
Hnntsbpru lima 18th, 1864. TS4wSs