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imshi0 ocean ore"n q--'vai hoie ve-'er.
t.p,nvo'i, vhicr ,,'t shc les m the eve
the Path MI, Tine ocean Qurrn brought,
: 1000 ~ iIoh.r-' snc ovcr two hind'ci
70. The n"Ns IL OF no impo farce The 'ol-
ems from somh incr,o 80 n iome inter
rni-h-pe ~ an tf~ihie -.;l occupies ,ii.n-
the dihrfent Republics ur car To- att feul
lluc tut "a q Np.trrion 81 IN p..hy rud n
,splay Of words. Tue thilIup Gove M en-,
\ OF the isrur OF rs'pdinr negotiations, has
ed TO iurtiiy como Oh N" p!incips. .raroTr.
Sd of Jun, The -'g1lrh fuuhos. tuNrI,gnga
IN tailao li1v, ieiu Nnuer y mag o. 'rucr,
i-'ed perm lrslon 10 anchor aiid derive. d.
. the Minister ot En- ,Iid. rance .nia Chan,
a refused. iier con msntinr oiFrr 'hru
ID that !is 'nIf"ic- w.. solely 'o tie-t with
yinn to- e.p'ovut lcf n .d, tufion of noet il
he puipos" oi a rHl.fin. T. attt vita tuH'1
loi,, 40 mat "a c,,niu1i f'afcitv III board
i,n Fcfscls, Coiupil'o~ ','ru inish, not
to s.rue ihrm. ihin ht, ne h,cn com,uu-
q the Ir.1ir inu 'CyC-u' rI', fHrN iiNWI-
Piled th:t n Spain hlo frep tie aggr..sor
usloa Of hlg...it-os roGIl lie ,-ui"f, nor
" iu-'hCr CCrn tlirat.On ie .scC vol.
r iFyvlnt'on ms bin'ton ~ IN syrta Mar.
g ,'vserpor and serIcLut 4 ties >tatc Of
"A h 'vr 'eru are rr. an Fr"erfi other lit
cr-orsres were coiur-'!,i e tee tht codn-
a nrovigional government nrh been e.trh-
= /. probable this moveuiuut ma -r'eli To
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From MEXICO.
nax.- ,.ets N tool Receptions.

ttOrrssp oE1 'icS ~ M sun
q, ,T.iy Al the iinyu We hs,c paper
CITY If MeNicn 10 the ls'h. md tom \-is
b. 93i oi june
nperor Max .m.lisn art .nltc had arri' cd in
MeA',a and are .sid ~ have hnd grand
usisstc tcccp;lo1; hut the same thing vas
MI. arrival ~ Ncm Cruz. ant Il Z. kncsn
II and french gf7i- that Wa. Of course
were f-ri, p Dryr1 porio lnel A. ~
!. the y T.il' CsinJll ia IN Jr,If -sw
~ the Acku. shcp -chv.idpL ard = vIani bali
md NJ IN. occnsion. IN. "c'isr. W ~ thu
enteri's TIC lax Of Isl ies NJ tho reception
'ruT. determined there .holli not - gauil
CO Of the inlr So, m H., p'e,c NJ occ,s'or, aud
nur, 'hies'cuei md coiAoj sDd used .gcr.'
Get them 70 q. rnl In thls NAV oply we've
hled TO get W dance However,, 'he oul!
'ntiorpd ~ Icing n-rscnt axe M. A'monic,
onte, Mr.. ,rlrrel Mnns'son, NJ. Adnii,
YEA md Nis. stone.
,drier II feJVrt'd 20 hove defeated Rr ron
AZ tho Cei Re Sen & oroTo, and the latter
have fled 70 t'e pirJrn tiJrtus- srd 20 hove
. biilcd. while o. dr'rr 'qd only fvc wound
enl pon1r 81 40 .6Ih II G.v, tri~r's thm
blurred 40 ho,s'' belonging 10 tho ,is1u
~ Santa \uua fr''l;7
1ss h"cu az inineur" e'odu. la.oiv ~ 'he
''o'he l'ui'oi SINE eu- Euycp" Al the
lciving aio ciovd.f W.'h n4sonr'.s.
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u n; nisr--. Ms esss for theft surprise IN. c'i
'uie. " 50 toueu his ccr' p,ny Of ak mounted iucn
scv.tL 'nnd Ell yt,ds OF in lane. al the iuitnet
re1V ~ ~ q N crec. md in such mamie " to G.
,cht NC ~ Real Niice " font rank Of cwsrv fntce.
TIC ~, tao IL egst, and really lookel r- aprra.
rnoe , I'd Nen 10 ~ .cste. Captain VIII uisue
errl1t - y 70 avoid 10 sern Is the eLetny, and
dvMhs Wniv ny ia the Marty, dehantlv ordei ea
sttfchlc OF he would cu' them TO pieces IN = mo-
nlcht, u &c simc tinr r0iu.ing 20 the heal " what
terLci 10 nc 'lusron r.vnIry Ovetw hrlmed
WIN en- o. ire and panic stricken. the valiant Brooks
go 10. une 70 consult h,e men. Captain White
icrNi that thetr tine for marley he
would not grsnt moment. tut that they must stack
Nc.i aIm- In the iopi and nsrch ,rlu,e.iisiely up
~ the Dixie boys, OF tho riNs hoy. would arch 10
them. Lieutenant No,Ns immediate, s,,ci sSArp,p,
marched up 10 CAptsia Wh,,r'- ior nidahl. body OF
oavalr-. non hb1as thai they had 'utreni red 70
al. citizens, armed only With don't -h-ttoucd shot
yuma their mon location hut " wns ,oo Ian
- retrieve their misortup.. They Neso iN fro,p
their simr uN Cent White snd his men, teinc
mounted. culd have Killed hall oi ticm heor~ ,hev
could have fell hack many pic,'S ant then ha,,
rprcdity dispatched The balance hy htst gaining sr.
o.e tn their carhines and Cistole. The situation VI
amin -scr At glance. They had been out gen.
einlcd. and the only alternative TO submit The
commanding oficer shed tcas. and the ifer1 Yam
Kew Threatened vcnsesncc to Captain White and HE
harrd their thu s,. fh"y the, smelly shprci
" GesxsiA- where hove they ain have tine ALLOW cd
hefn fcr further repentance.
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What An OId soldier Thinks.

letter tcrcntly received hv Gentleman ~ tins
city iicm a soldier nov in the Amy Of the potor-e
who VIZ formerly IN 10th the Rtish army aud NAVY
-si'c- rIrtiy fair account NJ the troubles n the
'"'eifins army. lie avs At the time am writ
ins HE. the shot and shell Twins around in the
trenches and W. have no covering hut tho CANOPY NJ
llesvrn Weare all the time -kiimishins and 6sht-
ms IN the rife nit, The "Teh-' fsht ssh savage.
W" sie three miles nom P"tctshuv. and orr lines
extend over t~"nt. miles. "" shall have
hard nut 10 crack take Petersburg. the vbels
'urtou-iy d,.pu'" every inch NJ swuni. We drove
them from tho brcss,works N frrnt ~ City Point
"hont ot milc-. don't know vhv they riv. M
such s'ionghods believe We shall hck them, hu,
twin take time and 10 do II. We have plenty
n r-nh. 'i,h -. lM hut II IL she a,,icrs who arc
making the money. Thins. v,rv auie,
alone the lines, sSce,t that are .kir,ni.hirx and
.hellins tho rebels hut surrc~ 90 -hsli have II
r'otiy hot before long"
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n esher. rhese prisoners wcrs sent 10 For nei,-
ware to-day. Kup,cr hse n that Hunter s coming
Fast a. n. A. mil and Steamboat bring hls
column. The number 81 rehc,s Ia reported ~ rom
Eve 10 ten III usapd oar forces have been driven
towards CNsrnbershurr 'run Grcencasue wallsce
snd si~~l can hold ,he epemy in check until Hunter
come. M and the mili,A rally.
OfScial information received he, shows ,hf, Gen
Grant has notified the War Department that "lHro
Irtiop Of the rebel army m. 'e, NJ. in me,sto rut
that lurc portion Of Hunter. o.rc hp r,rctel
ruksrsfuus, IN Its WAY east. AMI his aivarce vii
reach Cumberland to- morrow morning"
rpfup ptsr.ron
Hdrrtsourg. Jviu THE i,hel- hold u.rcr-towr.
and have advanced a. far A. iietichute. near the
state ine. The border ccwnt!c. horse. ARE taken
from the stables, and murh pronrr,, and valnahlc'
have tecn rlund. 81 stolen The Bltrore \
OHIO kilrosi !, torn rr irr sore ftv mites between
Frederick and Cumberland md twelve miles vet Of
Cumberland. The force rnruinc down the VALLEY
consists Of AWn cavslf' Nvl ole rt.i cora u
known TO have rarhcd F'edcricS. and larrc to-
inio'rem.nt. sr striving Tor them from 'hc >outh.
There IL considerable .xcltencni IN Hnrri-'mrr.
i'i'n' rud f'r- hsvc been sounding through ihc
'uo"'s he l-'op,e are TEsnilins.
rorrru rtsr,rcu
Tb1mhSrs' 'rr fulv 80 man from Hsf"r'iosn.
Ju-t arrived - GrrcncAstie, -Rvs that McCAu'ands
command formerly i.nhirs' aftccr hundred strong,
csvarv and mounted in'an'ry. MI ONT ho'tcr',
tered lsccr,,orn Yesterday and or ~ o'clock Nv
the eicick rho, vhc-c The r'in tody NJ the 70
tets have gone. Small parties returned this morning
and maic r'Iuisi,on IN the reolr tor ineCn hun
dtcd outfits, ,rd tpcu'y thou'and dollars, under
rtrrn ri.rAt,n
Bd,iino,s Juiv The cit, .mll o, rir'oi, The
nioIuins, e A. exciting chaipcicL IN read IN tnc
tel Fl rve.iou Nret careful in,uify. With aor-iic
la sif ou' the u'i "a for ossihlc and ei'h View
IN avoid a'trs tie pIit Of aNuu'rt, on one hand,
h. o,cf-stauus. ~ on the other cncolu,sinS face
security b, underwriting TN, state OF nciis. I send
YOU he follow lps .oovnt, which i- l"lieI 10 to or
f,-i:
Tie most relislc ,n.o'iscnce nom thr Mar, lnnd
Heights, add ;lc .cgou hc,ori, ma mocut., var
rants iha leli, that the ie 81 tore. no. On this
eide ofthc Potowsf, an Oh he line 20 o." N--ina
Size Is iarfe- than NJ tisi .lr".'L "a B. r,iio.ri
thai the relei force = ~: tar sl.lr, oi .4lu..
Advico' from son'g iio,, loan to l.toock tuis
morning 49, tul' o.D,ct from tea. si4rj- road
quarters IN Mu1ll i!ci.b'-, .,aor's than .sir-
ri-hin- a. som, 90 lacN .. jlir he'eHs iut wr
! nIiuleg OF lcles tbcfe IL s,N. Wi;h L.. Ell nj 4
rlass sud the ,ua Co. Pc the iri,- en- B, observed
towards Sharpshurg driving pa ca''i'. ho-~ -u.
md ilunde .'. TIE tanners IN ',c v,ir.. No iai-r
iotcc, ho eve, 70 vi-,hc.
Aosi-cS i~oi C'cc1or-,.c, ."lus .ra.,. rl,r
moi'iin B.. thst ~, . ,f oe.rri,i i.t.ts ,su d.it
mofniI q, rr' q, WIN. ioo,c ,.oer tae TRAN
tom ric'c'ick b. iusi ~ apd .. utn-t tol. rr'c,
- a." Ma, l'nd Ca,alr. h,i f hi.f g. ri,l asuut
!, Vel -coutins icr,c fuig miles s,t %, ..u..L o.,
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On, = rous0 man named Isw,o, e.,
Nsssrs YAK, s sh v,tng Tho Gave Of pbs On
cure some sprrimens w Of July, attennped ~ a''
%onsn r. zoe oS, sSret Of shallow w va s2 ~ he
The cut BEYOND "pre an he We, CARED al Ia
recovered '"o' hn BODY uas no, b,en
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin's Celebrated
Silver-COated FEMALE PILLS.

r PIE only certain and safe Remedy for all
| Uterine DISTINCTIONS, Monthly Difficulties r.
idgulurities, and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and mother, is peculiarly liable.
These Pills con tain no deleterious ingredients,
but are sufe and certain in their action. They
will be- found TO exert the happiest effect in all
cases vt Pro'apsus Uteri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; they will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can be found. 1t is on accom-,
Of this certainty tina, they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during the Grst3 months
as mtscarriage is certain to be brought on . but a,
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N. B.-Sl 90 enclosed toany authorized Agent
will ensure package of pills by return ofmail.
C.. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, G. W., Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUrioN.--Bewareo of Counterfei,s; the genuine
have thesig nature OF C.CROSBT on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
East Claridon; C.P Treat, Claiidon; L. Thomp.
son, Huntsburg.
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THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.
U. S. Internal Revenue.
ANNUAL Tuces for 1864.

The attention OF taxpayers is hereby
called to the provisions Of the United States
Excise Law relative to the assessment OF
annuai taxes.
BY tho sixth section of tho act of July l.,
1862. it is made tho duty of oil persons,
partnerships, firms, associations or corpora.
tions, made liable to any annual duty, Ii
cense, or tax. ON OR BEFORE II FIRST MONDAY
IN MAY IN EACH YEAR, to mako a list or no.
turn 70 the Assistant Assessor of the District
where located of the amount of annual iu-
come, the articles or objects charged with n
special tax. and the business or occupation
liable to pay any licouse.
Every person who shall fail to make such
return by tho jay specified will be liable TO
be assessed by the Assessor according to the
best information which he cau obtain; and
in such case the Assessor Is required to add
fifty per contum to the amount of the items
OF such list.
Every person vino shall deliver to an As.
SCISSOR any false or fraudulent list or state.
ment, with intent to evade the valuation
or enumeration required by law, is subject
to a fine of five hundred dollars; and In
such case the list will be made out BY the
Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from
thu valuation aud enumeration SO mad,
tbora can be no appeal.
Payment of tine annual taxos, except those
for licenses, will not be demanded until the
thirtieth day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
return, and all necessary information, viii
DO furnished by John p. Converse, Assistan'
Assessor for tho 10th Division; BY Davic
Robinson, in tho 18th Division; by Erastu,
Spencer, in the lSth Division; and by Rails
G. Tharor in the 10Th Division; to whom
in their respective Divisions, tho ctu
should be delivered on or before the frs
Monday of May; to John p. Converse, "a
his Office in Parkmau; to David Robinson
at his office in Russell; to Erastus Spencer
at his office in Claridon; and to Ralza c
Thayor, at his Office in Hampton.
HORACE Y. BEEBE,
U. S. Assessor 10Th District OF Ohio.
Ravenna, Feb. 26th, 1864. 73Sw3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
crMArHKws' VENETIAN HAIR DYE 10 tho
cheapest and best In market.
Roback,s Stomach Bitters.
SoLDIERs' HOME. SUPERINTENDsNTs

ooLhiEho iloNb. oOT
OFFICE, ~CINcINNATI, June A, 1864.
To Din. W. G. RoBAcK-
MY DEAR SIR | nun dispensing a sec
ond invoico of your Stomach Bitters among
tho large number of men who daily arrive
ut this Institution for refroshmont aud rest.
The universal testimony 10 that these Bitters
are tho best made. For the various sum-
mer complaints which. afllict so many, /
know OF 40 remedy 80 safe and so suro.-
Plutarch says, ITO ask a physician what is
easy aud what is hard of digestion, and what
will agroe with the stomach, is about as sem
sible as to ask What is sweet or bitter, or
sour Persons who look out for breakers-
and have your Stomach Bltters in the house
i am sure will never ask any one tho loot.
ish question spoken of by tho great phiios-
opher. must not omit a word or two for
your Catawba Brandy. l have many men
here who have brandy prescribed for them
by distinguished Army Surgeons. Tho Of
fects of yours on such are most beneficial,
far moro SO than from any previously taken.
Persons who desire q really pure Brandy
cannot fail iu thoir purchase. if they get
your brand.
l am, Doctor, with much respect
your servant,
@. W. ID. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
es-Oaiee and muuufactory, Nos. 55, SO
so aud 81 East Third Street. For sale CIV.
erywbere. 736wA.
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VOLUME XIV. NO. ID.
DEPARTMENT.

asrOur columns are so crowded that wo
are compelled to omit somo advertisements.
which will rc.appear next week. Adver.
tisots will please excuse the omission, as it
is unavoidable. '
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PRESERYE IoUR BEAUTY,

PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,
YOU HEALTH D. MENTAL POWERS
By using I hat Sac. Pleasant. Popular aud Spe'
cific Re NEEDY know n as
HELMBOL DIS Elk X CT BUCHU.
Read the Adver tisem ent in another column
and profit by it
DISEASES AND SYMPTOMS ENUMERATED.
Cut it out and pr reserve il. You may not now
req uire it,
But may at some Failure Day.
ut ives health and vigor to the frame.
A nd bloom to the pallid cheek"
1t saves long suffering and exposure
Bewar0 Of Counterfeit. Cures uaras feea.
Hw4
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asBryaut, s,ratton & Felton's Con

Ss-Bryaut, strutton & Felton's Com.
morcial College, Cleveland, whose merits
we have before noticed, is still int very
prosperous condition. As its we'll founded
reputation extends, the patronage 1t ro-
coives steadily increases. We would again
commend this institution to all who desire
to acquire a thorough and complete COM
mercial education, in the shortest possible
time, and with the least possible expense.
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ARRIED

MAlSItIED.
In IIambl en-, at the residence Of The brides
mother, March Sd by Rev p. A. Benne, Mr..
NAPOLEON B. NANNY, Of the 4lst o. V.
l., and Miss ELLEN J. CARPENTER.
In the sa me place, at the residence of the
DANIEL HOUGHiALlNG, Of Michig an, and
Miss ) USAN L. SHELDON.
AT the residence OF the bride, in Thompson =,
March 9th, by Rev. f.. r. Knapp, Mr.. UDSON
b. WHlPPLlt and Miss ELVlRA RANSOM,
all of Thompson.
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es-Mr. Cox, the Jewcler, continues to do
business at his new stand, near the Disciple
Church 10 this village. He is q shillful and
experienced workman, and we believe is re-
cciyiug liberal share of public patronage.
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Administrators Sail of Real Estate.
TN pursuance Of an order granted by The Pro.
i bate Court of Geauga County, Ohio, | will OF.
fer Tor sale at pubic auction,
On Saturday, .Aprl end, 1864.
at ! o'clock p. M, on the premies in Hambden,
the following described premises as the property
of John r. Treat, deceased, to wit. situate In
the township OF Hambden, in the County of Ge.
auga, and State Of Ohio, and is known as part
OF Lot No. 30 in the Bond Tract, in said town
ship of Hambden, and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at the northeast corner Of
land OFF. A. Beane in said Lot. thence running
west along the north line of said Beane's land
100 rods 10 the west line of said lot; thence north
along said west line 100 rods; thence east l6o
rods to the east line of said lot; thence south
along said line 100 rods to the place of begin.
ming, containing 100 acres OF land.
Appraised at So 200.
Terms o: Sale-One- third in hand; one. third
in one year. and the balance in two years from
the day OF sale, with annual interest, aud Sc
cured by mortgage upon the pIemises.
JOHN NICHOLS, Admir-
of John f. Treat, decd.
Chardou, March 2ud, 1864. 738w4
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops

NEVER fail to destroy and extcrminate ALL
ktndso Intestinal Worms. Are perfect reli.
able in all cases, and far superiorto an wand all
other Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and nauseous
Vermifuges now in use. They may be taken
at all lin es with perfect safety. as they contain
MERCURY or other delcterious Drugs
Mothers should always purchase the IN, and give
their childr rem no other.
Noe Martic whatever is necessary 10 be given.
Each Box contains "a Drops or Lozenges.
Price 25Cents. For Sale by all Druggists g.
Dealersin Medicines. 694yI
CIR. WALKER ,GenHAgent,
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, CIV.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TONSUMPTIVE Sufferers will receive n
" Valuable Prescription for the Cure of Con.
Sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throat
and lung atfec tions, Gree of charge,1 by send.
ing their address to
Rev. E. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
1873 New York.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
TN pursuance of an order made by the Probate
J. Court of Geauga County, Ohio, l will offer
for sale at public vendue, on
Saturday, .ApriI OH, A. ID. 1864,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, upon the premises, the fol-
loving described keai L Is nS situated IN the s
part of Lot No. 81 in the Town Plat of Chardon,
In said County-Bounded on the south by The
highway; east by land now owned by Calvin
Belden; north and east by land in said lot owned
rods OF land In the south. east part Of said Lot,
known as the late residence and premises Of Mi.
shael s. Marsh. To be sold free from incum.
TERMS OF SALE-One.half of the purchase
money TO be paid in hand, and the residue in
one year, with interest and secured.
SAMUEL MAGUNIGA AL,
Adm'r Of estate o! Michael S Marsh, decd.
Chardon, March 18th, 1864. 739wS
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
. SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN, HAVING
IA BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in a
and irresnIor' ernens;vs m I'D o osuar l1n..ne'
without success, considers it his sacred duty TO
communicate to his afflicted fellow-creatures the
means OF cure. Hence, on the receipt of an ad-
dressed envelope, he will send (free) q copy of The
pr escription used. Direct to DR.. JoHN NJ. DAe-
NALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
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HNbBOa.N MO9Uey..

TINE undersigned is agent for the sale of the
Il, HUBBARD MOWER, a First-class Mach inc
and which cannot be surpassed by any MO w.
Err now before the public.
BENZ. DAGGETT.
N. B.--The above Machines can be found for
sale by calling on Wood Brothers, Chardon, and
S. Elias, gainesville, b. d.
South Kirkland, March 18th, 1864. .4Om2
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Select School for Young Ladies

NOTICE.-The Commissioners of Geauga
IN County will meet at the Auditors Office
in Chardon in said County, on Tuesday, the 5th
day OF April next to receive proposals for Paint.
ing the outside Of the Court House For any in
ormation in reference to the work, &c., apply
TO the Auditor of the County.
BY order of the Commissioners.
&C. FIELD, Auditor.
Chardon, March lltb, 1854. 739G
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FOR SALE BY

A.Cook, Chardon; ]. Smith Thompson; J. w.
Garritt, Moutville; r.. T. Burnett. RUSSELL; c. p.
Treat, Claridon; A. Mathews, Newburv; John
Mayhem, Auburn; Johnson & futile Bur ton
Ed. Thompson, Huntsbnrg; w. II. Harphnm,
Hathaway, Hambden; Lavier Dnrymple, Troy
Center; Warren Bishop. Middlefeld; C. S Field
East Claridon. Tracy w. Scott, Chester Gross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants gener
ally throughout the y. S. and Canadas.
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Sleeps hearing Festival.

Sheep.Shearing Festival. .
All persons interested are Informed that
n meeting will be held at the Carlton House
In Burton, on Saturday, the Goth inst, to or
ganize a Sheep.Shearers' Association, and
make arrangements for a Sh~eep-Shearing Fes-
tival, to be held in this County, at a time and
place hereafter to be designated.
By order of the Committee.
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School EXAMINERS Notice.

l. County will hold their next meeting,
Saturday, the End day Of .aprii, 1864,
atChardon. The hour is 10 o'clock, A. M.
10. WORKABLE, Clerk.
Chardon, March 10th, 1864.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned have been duly
IN appointed and quail flied as administrato
Of the estate Of DR.. Hiram Dawson, deceased,
late of Montville, Geauga County, Ohio.
JOSEPH DAWSON,
J. B. DAWSON.
Chardon, March 18th, 1864. 74Ow3
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New GRIST- MILL.

BOUT 80 rods from the old Mitchell Grist-
n Mill, (now owned by widow Root aud con-
uguous to my Saw.mill, | have put in operation
o SET of STONES IL CORN CRACKER,
ON the Cob, and all other grain designed for
provender.
As my machinery is new and Of the best
workmanship, / am confident OF doing the work
to the satisl action of all who tavor ne with
must certainly suit every one. They are as lol'
lows. For grinding
Shelled Corn every 2lst bushel.
Corn and Cob, every 10th bushel.
Or D cents per bush. for grinding Shslled Corn,
and 3 cents per bush. for grinding proyender.
ALLEN MALTBY.
Chardon March 18th, 1864. 74Owa
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Such things to buy you seriously do incline,
But as the business of the farms would often
draw you thence-which, oft as you could with
euse dispatch, you'd come again, and with a hun
cry NAV clean out the very shelves-which | OBJ.
serving, took once u plant hour, and found good
cause TO hllthem up once more with a full Assert.
ment Of
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These Bitters are put UP in quart
bottles, of trhich the abovs is a fuc-sim-
lie. chs label is finely engraved, and
is provided with a safeguard from
counterJeiters. price 81 Per bottle, or
siz for SIS.
G. w. Poback, proprietor, No. 6
East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to whons
oil orders should be addressed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
AfQaI.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE-

mary JGns Bright, AdminisiretfiH OF VIM. Bnabt's
estate, Plaintiff, against Jonas beeghoy, Doiendant
fsrson ioyn.hip, honlgpners county Amount
ON thalsih day Of January iset sad Jnstieo issued
" an order Of Attachment Va the above action lor
tho SUN Of one hnndred and htsen dollars and ssV-
enty hye eeas Case sei loI hearing - tha ltth day
sSo~tts MARY JANE BR,eHT