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sE- IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR

sE IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HAEvEr's FKxAIE PrIs have never yet failed In
moving dieute. arising obstruction or s,Oppage
Of nature, in restoring the system perfect health
when suffering from Spinal Affections ProapSus. Uter
the whies, other weakness Of the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution and
may be taken by the delicate female without
ing distress-the time they act like charm b,
strengthening nvgorstins and restoring the system
healthy condition, and by bringing the monthly pc
rod with regularity, no matter from what the
obstruction may arise. They should NOT he
taken during the first three four months Of pregnancy
though safe any other tine miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. Price 81.
DIR. HARvEY's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy Miscarriage Barrenness stery, Reproduc-
ton and Abuses Of Nature and emphatcaly the Ladies
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of G. pages sent
free any address Six required paw postage
The Pills and book VII be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed and prepaid by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
Nc.7s Cedar street New York.
VTsold by all the principal druggists.
TosLiSs0N cox. Drugg-ts. Agents,
septic 'e3-dawly Indianapolis
~ " D Is GOV K \ FOR THE
speedy pc Of Seminal Weakness. IRE
thral and Vaginal Discharges. elect, SEXUAL Diseases
Emissicrs Impotence Genital Debility aud diseases e
the Bladder and Kt.ueys
Bills SPEcrFc PnIs warranted IN ali ossss
and De relied S chance Il diet required. They
do nor interfere With business pursuits. Up
wards OF 200 cases have been cured the past month
lore D~n Anadr-s Iay.ic 'a1s ace them an their
prirafs practice ard III s.elk ri - Me;r s5lcacg
They entirely harmless The system ard be
ed all @ri>iug from yoHfhfe! niscretion
ssfabase which often incapscta.cs the sufferer from
fulfllinv hbsozfies o(saaYsF.f III.
ATREArISn o. 81 page contSining ls,-sas II cure,
sr..t iree 10 all. 1Ss Lamps req.ired Tor postage.
The Pills viii b. sent BY Ias, securely sealed.
ceipt of oae Dollar. ny J. BRYAN ND
No 70 G. dar street, Ny.
Sold by ali the principal druggists.
ToMIINSoS COX, Agenis,
segt3c-d1wly Indianapolis
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II The Street Commissioner was active alons
South Meridian street Yesterday Good thing
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~ esterday the Mayor had nothing OF mo-
ment 10 do in his off e
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They cvEr the above diseases in ninety mine
OF hundred.
INDUCED BY TIT EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNlykR.
SAL popularity VI H0odaEd's German bitisrs pare
l. vesetsbie hosts II ignorant qaaeks sn nnseTupaous
foo0 gates Of truns IN he shape q pocr whisky yle
ly compounded witt iIdarOus drugs ssd ekrStenet
Tones. stornachics and bi'fess-
Beware 81 The innunersbe array u alcoh c pfeptra.
lions n plehoric bottle and big bellied under
undest appeatfcn q Btfcrs, which instead earne
only sggrav,te disease and leave the dssppoinsd
ferer IN despair.
DO you rant s0t.efiing 10 sfrenefiss pou
DO you iraHf a good appetite?
do o0H rant 10 build nc your esnsfifnfion
do you scaHf a. feel sceHp
DO you vsat 10 get nd 81 aerrogsness'
do you rant Energy?
Do voH icahf 10 sieep tcoii2
DO voa ,rcnf a BRISK and rigorous fee'iRgf
II ron do use HOOFLiND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
From Eer. j. Es7cton Bro,cn d. H. Editor efIls Es-
eycopedis u Religious hn0teled9s.
Although disposed recommend PATENT
medicines in general through jistrUst 81 their
and effects. yet know OF no sufficient reason. ~hy
~ not testify the beneiits he believes himself
TO have received from any simple preparation In the
hope that lie may tlus contribute the benefit % others
DO this readily in regard HoOfsnds German
BitteTs prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson OF this ~ be-
preju iced against them for many years.
der the impression that they chiefly aco ollie
MIXTURE. am indebted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker.
ESQ.,. H. the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests.
ard for 10 try thcn when suffering from
great and long continued debility The Of three bot
followed by evident relief and restoration de
gree f bodily and rental vgcr which had felt for
six months before and bad almost paired Of regain
ing therefore tina God aud my friend for directing
me 70 the Of them. j. >EW1ON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June .. 1861.
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sH The Atlantic Monthly for February is FOR
sale by Mrs Thompson < Son, at the news de
pot. North Pennsylvania street.
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tyrone hundred recruits for the 10Th cavalr
arrived yesterday from kokomo
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John $. Newman has been re-electe,
President of the Indiana Central Railroad Com
pany.
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Auction -SALE OF Fox CTR CHEWING AND
SMOKING TosAcco--l will sell at No &c East
Washington street. on W ednesdsy, January 9th,
lcoa. II 2 Z. NJ 80 half barrels Fine Chewing
and I'D boxes Mild Smoking Tobsecos: will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers
Wx L FsAraERsros,
ian26 Auc,,onecr
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~ One hundred and fifty horses for army
purposes passed out Tennessee street Yesterday
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- The Atlantic Monthly for February j. f.
sale by Bowen, Stewart & Co
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~ Eight hundred troops were subsistei at
Soldiers Home night before last
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Night Report.

Night Report.
A REFUGEES STATEMENTS.
He says the Rebellion is an Utter
Failure.
that Slavery il Dead.
YORK THEATRE.
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FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.

FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES.
Suffering from rregulsriy Obstruction Of Tie Menses
from whatever
II Is SURE To CURE.
IT Is SURE TO CURE
1T Is SURE TO CURE.
1T IS SURE TO CURE
1t is mpc sibie 20 cnjo! She bloom Of health and
vacity of spirits the Menses regular til
time the quantity and quality. When they obstruct-
ed nature her effort to obtain for il some otr
outlet and unless these efforts assisted
patient usually experiences Dependency,
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes it, sway and pre-.
maturely terminates u miserable life
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
II REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS,
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS,
II Is \ PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is 4 PERFECT REGULATOR
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT | GUARANTEE
Nv DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Menses FROM
whatever cau,, h.ugh care should be taken that my
direct ons are care July adhered 10.
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE BTST
BUY THE BEST
Buy THE SAFESTi
Buy THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SCREST
BUY THE sUREST
BUY THE sURFsT
Buy THE SUREST
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS,
WHICH IS LYONS DROPS
WHICH IS LYONS DROPS
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM
BY strengthening and nvigora;ins and restoring the
healthy condition. II modersies all and
removes all distractions. and speedy may be
lied ON.
To married. Ladies
They peculiarly adapted they bring on the month
y period with such perfect regularity
BE WISE IN TINEl
BE WISE IN TINE.
BE WISE ~ TINE.
BE WISE IN TIMEi
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BIO TIE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almost every case.
Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
D. NOT b. IMPOSED UPON,
Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON,
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
But this and ssnd your Druggist and he
has not Got II make MIN buy for you be OBJ
tanned Of the General Agent 70! the United States
{. G.. CLARK CO..
wholesale Druggists, New Haven, Csna.
For sale BY all responsible Druggists. Price 81 per
bottle.
Wholesale Dealers and the Trade supplied az the pr.
prietor's prices by l0R ID a SMITH,
Chicago.
SURE ECKsIEIN 4 CO. Cincinnati.
BROWNING SrOAN, Indianapolis
iryI0-diveod
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No Alcohol or Bad whisky.

sI VIII PVsIlFFll FIsFtI EfI-I7OH Fkh, HEE-l1IUS
FEVER. &c. They contain
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sE'oHrrp rrTrs--l'Tos THE osn' sTArf sEsrssrLl
For Morning iieport See first Page.
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Th~y the above diseases in ninety mine es~
OF hundred.
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WAsuINeroS. January 26.-The following has
been receis cd al the War Department:
FORTRESS Monroe. Jan %
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HoSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOu.
ACH BITTERS is one OF the gfe atest strength
eniug preparations, extant 1t is esnec;eiiv
adapted to those who are afflicted with the Fever
and Ague, or any other disease arising from
disordered condihon of the digestive organs
For the Fever and Ague there is perhaps 70
medicine in the world equal to it as it enters,
Important to- bring about healthy action in
diseases OF this nature The Bitters are a this
.ime' among the most popular and now, yalua.
BILE specifics in the medical world. In recon-.
ndlng i to the public. we are fully conscious
OF DOL ng them great service. knowing as we
do, their many. excellent qualities, and sure and
speedy action in all cases where the disease is
caused by irregalarity Of the digestive organs -
a trial will suffice for the most sceptica1. See
For sale oy Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. 1aami''
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Roback's Stomach Bitte,s.
SOLDIERS HONE. SUPERINTENDENT

SOLDIERS HOME, SUPERINTENDENT
OFFICE, CINCINNATI. June 4, 1864. (
10 DIR W. Q. RoBACK--
MY DEAR SIR /; am dispensing q SEQ
ond invoice OF your Stomach Bitters among
tho large number Of men who daily arrive
at this institution for refrcshment and rest.
The universal testimony is that these Bitters
are the best made. For the various sum.
mer complaints which afllict so many. |
know of no romedy so safe and so sure
Plutarch says, ITO ask a physician what ia
easy and what is hard of digestion, and what
VIII agree with the stomach, ia about a. sen.
slble as to ask what ia sweet or bitter. or
sour. Persons who look out for breakers
and have your Stomach Bitters in the house
Il am sure will never ask any one tho fool
ish question spoken of by tho great phiios.
Opher. l must not omit word or two for
your Catawba Brandy. have many mon
here who have brandy prescribed for them
6y distinguished Army Surgeons. The of
tects OF yours on such are most beneficial
tar more SO than from any previously taken.
Persons who desire really pure BRANDY
cannot fail 10 their purchase il they Get
your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect
your servant
G. W. ID. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
esrOfiee and munufactory, Nos. S. SO.
60 and 62 East Third Street. For sale ey.
erywhere. 736w4.
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DIED.

III hDs
In Hambden. April 9th. of Camp Dvseu.
terry. HENRY p. BOSLEY, in the 33d year
of bis age.
He was the only son of the late Hon. J,
r. bos'ey, so long and favorably known in
TINS community, and whose death was so re-
Gently published in an Eastern paper. In
MS death, the widowed mother feels that
her earthly hope, the staff on hich she had
hoped to lean in her declining years ia
gone; and heavy indeed seems her cross.
But, with tho eye of faith, she looks beyond
this earth, and knows that over the river he
awaits her coming. rCoM.
Suddenly killed at Chester, April 18th, by
capstan, IN moving building the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Voney Curtis. aged 10 years. An
overwhelming nffcuon 10 his parents, he being
an uncommonly bright and promising boy, al.
ways afieclionale, truthful and obedient.
nhou art gone from me, Byron, dear Byron ,adieu!
In Ibis world and its charms are no longer for YOU !;
nat voice. once 80 lovely, that sweet voice, is
-. hushed,
The child of my bosom now moulders in dust
Thou vast bound by the tenderest ties to my
100 tender and dear to be thus torn upart;
IN IN why could the monster rejoice to DESTROY
-A' 'ou' ueuies' treasure, my comfort, my Joy Z
IN IN can 1t be thusf Must my loved one decay
Must Byron, my son, all crumbie to ciayi
Must his lovely smile beam no more on nv sight.
ana never again my sad bosom delight
No. Alas he before US can never appear,
despair N
The tyrant has bound him with cold icy chain,
30 strong that he never can meet US again.
Hark, ., bark! it is music that breaks on nv
eur,
Familiar, and is 1t the voice Of my deari
It's! He's M angel; in glory he sing 8,
And hear ye the heavenly news that he brings
"My companio are angels, dsarImother .donr
grisve,
Because my parents and friends all did leave;
All Heaven is mine, and in glory dwell,
And SO you Will meet me, dear parants farewel =
FAREWELL then, my son, Twill dry the sad tear,
All sorrow I'll Danish, no longer despair;
Since may yet meet .hee, Ill say ali is well.
So farewell, dear Byron, far ewell, fare thee well
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NEor Idahn.

G. E Woodin, of Hambdep, A. and M
Wilson, and two, others, namos unknown
of Thompson, George Loe, Reuben Wood
and Ely Till, of PairesviIle, j. A. Durfee, T
p. Kinney, and two others, names unknown
of Unionville, "a company of twelve in all,
started Cor Idaho, on Thursday Of this week
They are to 60, via Toledo and Chicago, tc
st. Joseph, whore they will fit out to cross
tho plains. via Fort Kearney; thence, ria
Fort Laramie, to the South Pass thence
ria Snake River Ferry, to Bannock City
Success attend them ..
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Credit for Veterans.

Provost Marshal Caldwell, of this Dis
trct, writes to the County Military Commit
tees that be is advised by the Provost Mar
shal General, that the names of re- enlisted
veterans viii! not be sen, to him; that he
will receive only a statement showing the
number of such mon credited to each town.
tship. If, therefore, Township Military Com
Ymittees or other parties interested, desire to
,obtain the names of those veterans credited
tot their respective townships, to know whom
to Apay bouuties, or for other purposes. they
SHOULD address the Adjutant General of the
State, at Columbus.
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Exhibition.

The "Chardon Literary Cub" will
give an Exhibition at the Town Hall, this
{ Friday evening. Plays" Golden
Farmer. or Jenny Twitcher in England
and Servants by Legacy" There
will also be an Acting Chsrade, and q
variety Of Tableaux and Music. Admit.
tance, Is cents. The proceeds TO be ap-
propriated 10 the completion Of the Town
Hall.
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Musical,

A Convention of tho Union Musical As
sociation is to be held at Hambden, on
Thursday and Friday, May 10th and goth
The hour of meeting is ten o'clock A. M
President, E. F. Adams Vice President
Roswell Beach Conductors, Messrs. Little
and Wright. A good attendance is desired
and foretaste Of the "Good Time Coming
expected.
J. g. WELLS, Secy U. NJ. "A.
Claridon, May I'd. 1864.
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Notice.,

THERE will be petition presented to
Il the Commissioners of Geauga County,
Ohio. at their next regular meeting, praying
that the road commonly known as the Nc
Donald Mill road, in the township OF Rus
sell. and in the County of Geauga, leading
from the Chagrin Falls and Russell road in
an easterly direction, and on line dividing
the land now owned on the north, by Ma
randa Antisdale, from land on the south,
now owned by Silas G. Antisdale, and run
ming 30 far east as tho west line of land now
owned by Alanson B. Childs, may be vacated.
LUCIUS e. GOODWIN,
Attorney for Petitioners.
746w4
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as- Ehe District Court for Geauga County,
this yessr, was held at Paiuesville, on We'd
nesday l%st, Judges Scott, Chaffee, Amber
and Glddon on the bench. The Judges
sent for aIs necessary "persons and papers,
and proceeded with the business, without
subjecting themselves to the Inconvenience
of trip to Chardon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-05-06

@s-A rain and snow storm, commencing
on Sunday, and eliminating on Tuesday last,
made us, TOR the timo being, think "Decem-
ber as pleasant as May" Snow fell during
the whole of Tuesday, and the day would
have done credit to mid.winter. No such
snow storm, as late In the season, had been
known before iu this section, since 1865.
There was severe snow storm in May of
that year.
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Geauga County Sunday School Union.
The Goauga County 8. S. Union will bold
its next annual meeting at Claridon, on Sat,
urday, May 7tb. All friends of Sunday
Schools are earnestly invited to attend.
JOHN NICHOLS, Cor. See'y.
Chardon, April 4th, 1864.
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Meteo rological Abstract for the Month
of April, 1884.

Kept at WelShfetd, Teauga Co., Ohio,
and reported BY B. II. AJeH.
Mean temperature for the month. 45, 2
degrees. Tho highest degree was 78; the
lowest, "a. The warmost day was the Gath /;
the codest, tho 2s,h. Tho number of fair
days was 8; cloudy, 27. Three days we're
foggy, and rain fell on 10. Tho wind blew
from the north 9 days; from tho north
cast, 4; from the east, 8; from the SOUTH
east Z; from the south, l from the south.
west, 2; from the west, 4; and from the
northwest, 8.
Comparison of the month o! April for the
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@The Union voters of this County
should not neglect the Township Meet
;ngs, to be held on Thursday evening Of
next week, TO appoint delegates to the
Union Distric. Convention, a call for
which we publish this week. Let Geauga
be fully represented.
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s~Our Union County Convention to
appoint delegates to The Union State Con-
vention. is TO meot at Burton, on Saturday
OF next week, the l4th inst. We trust
there will be good turnout.
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Sh heep Shearing Festival,

The Wool Growers Association of Co.
auga County will hold Sheep -Sbearing
Festival at the Fair buildings of the Geauga
County Agricultural Society, in Burton, on
the goth day of the present month. By or.
der of the Committee.
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Sherif's Sale.


pY virtue OF an Order of Sale issued out
ID of the Court of Common Pleas of Ge-
auga County, Ohio, wherein Nelson Paris
and others are plaintiffs, and Frank Paris
aud others are defendants, to me directed
and delivered, and dated May 2d, A. D..
1864, shall expose to public yendue. at
the door of the Court House in Chardon. in
said County,
On Saturday, June al, 1864,
At ono O'Clock p NJ, of saic day, the fol.
lowing real estate, situate in the township
OF Chester. in the County of Geauga, and
State OF Ohio. and known as part of Lot No.
4 in Tract No. 2. and bounded north and
east by the lot lines, south by the highway
| running east and west through said Tract
2, and west by land owned BY ID. Keyt. CON.
tanning 80 acres of land. Also one other
piece or parcel of land, situate in said Town.
ship, County and State, aud known as part
OF Lot No. 4, Tract 2, bounded west BY tho
lot lines, south aud east BY land 10 the
name OF +. p. Morgan, and north by the
highway, aud containing acres of laud.-
Also one other piece or parcel Of land, sit.
uate in said Township, County and State,
and known by being part Of Lot No. 8, in
said Tract No. 2, and bounded north by
east and west road, running through said
Tract No. 2; east by land of James Gilmore;
south and west by lot lines, and containing
fifty-one and Z acres of land, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal high
ways. Terms of sale-cash in hand.
B. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Geauga Co.
May I'd, 1864. 747w5
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School Examiners Notice

The Board of School Examiners Of Ge.
auga County, will hold their next meeting
on Saturday, the 7th Of May. 1864, at Bur.
ton. The hour is 10 o'clock A. M.
J. Q. WORRALLO, Clerk,
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Mathews Chocolate Worm DrOps,

NEVER fail TO destroy and exterminate ALL
NLhus OF iniestinal Worms. Are perfec Il y reli.
able in all cases, and Tar superorto nm van6 aiI
ouher Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and nauseGns
Vermiiuges now in use. They may be taken
AZ all Inn es with perfect safety, as they contain
NJ MERCURY or other deleterious Drugs
their children no other s''
No aMartc whatever is necessary 10 be given
Each Box containsy4 Drops or Lozenges.
Price % Cents. For Sale by all Druggists g.
Dealersin Medicines SeIvI
G K. WALKER ,Gen'lApent'
@ Buffalo, N. Y. and Fort Erie, C. w.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
Draft in Geauga County.

Tho following is statement Of tho quota
OF each Township ip Geauga County; the
number credited to each, including veterans,
and the deficiencies, or the number subject
to the draft, on the 18th day of April:
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9p-Mr. Geo. W. Wilson is an gent for
Greeley's American Conflict, and will can.
vass portion of this County.
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Notice to Stock growers.

VIE iECelebrnted HORSE SEARCHER will
L make the season for 1864 as follows;
Mondays and Saturdays at the Stable of th
Subscriber in Troy ~
O., Tuesdaysa and Fridays at the Stable Of D. N.
Shaw in Chardon. 1''
Wednesdays and Thursdays OF the Stable of
the Cowles House in gainesville Seuson to
commence May st, and end July lst
For iurther particulars, see posters.
LAMB e. WESTON.
Troy, April 18th, 1864. 744wtf
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Hurrah for Old Searcher |!

This splendid horse has resumed bis old
stand in Chardon, and is looking as fine and
as vigorous as ever. We are heartily glad
to see such good stock horse in our vicini.
ty, and we hope the ock-growers will pat.
ronize him generally.
sTOCK.GROwER.
Chardon, May 4th, 1864.
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Notice.

THo Undersigned has been duly appointed
= and qualified as Executor of the Estate
Of Chandler Alden, deceased, late of Middle
field township, Geauga County. Ohio.
WIN. f. NICHOLS.
Middlefield. April goth, 1864. sw
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BOOKS, BOOKS!

A GOOD Assortment Of New and Popula,
"A Books, also Photograph Albums, School
Books and Stationery, for sale at
J. NICHOLS Drug Store.
Chardon. March 18th, 1864 74oti
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Chardon, May 4th, 1864.