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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
ATLANTA, Aug. Oh 1854

The following Ctaois despatch was received at the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES.

Bdgadler Gens. al Commanding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
BAD NEws TRox HOBILE,

Our paragraph Saturday prepared Que rsNasfs LOT Ls
very had news which the appended ds'P'.2a o. yea
NauFy 10 The Secretary OF Var CONTAINS We 0AuNO'
sxFees 70 hsveA eOatnual sunshioe Of 'ueotS eVsJ
quarter. Fer though Is is cloudy now a. AOoIe' IL Is
bright at Atlanta, aad sill brighter in front Of PeieFs-
burg ana An MARYLAND:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

9hs ,nemv mad. two assaults to-day on Fnly's and
IsEi breaaes Of Btes' divsiOn on Lve's corps ooIn
Of which Tsre handsomely Fepussd sita loss 70 u, H.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

il MW =
framed. duly suthentcstd and transmitted bshslf OF
the Common Coune 70 the family OF lne deceased
" Nhich was concnrred in
Report Of imlaiiee Public Health. with resolution
between Slxtn aud seFena ayenues be fenced In imme
datey under the direction Of the Street Cora and
that The ACCOMMODATING ordnance therefor be adopted -
Which r. pferret - Pnbilc Health.
Resolution, That permission BE- given H. Corcorzn 10
receive and deliver goods his I95 Grand street,
tbs same TO remain during tho pleasure of the Common
Council
Which Yves concurred in
salnsoD that rcrm.ssioH be given Robert Wynn 10
keep taTeei sahc u TrScn sli permission " le
main during the pleasure OF the Common Council.
Which conclTrru 10.
Resolution that permission be Given 10 William A. Darling
to regulate ai grace set curb and and nag
stewaxs ia front OF sh Avenue, between
l3tn aud l3Oth streets: asp l3th street. Fifth
ard Sixth alo In lSith street between Fifth aud
Sixth under the direction Of Street Commis
sioner; the same TO be done within three months.
Which was refer ed 10 tb5 Coma o Roads.
Resolution that reraissson he given George Trembia,
10 keep stand for the sale of papers northeast
Of Second and Twenty fourth such
permission TO remain only during the psasure Of the CON-
Which was concurred In.
MoTfoNs
Alderman JONES moved that the Board do journ
Which was carried ny tae Iolowi ing vote
Affirmative a Aldermen jones' NcMahcn, jeremiah
Kelly and Masterson-a
Kegatve-Aldermen McCool, Shannon, Chipp and Mo.
whereupon the President pro tenn announced that the
Hoard stood ed ourned to Eonda, next the 18th instant at
Two O'Clock, r. NJ. ID. +. VALENTINE, Clerk.
= STATED SESSION.
MoNrAr, July IS 1854.
Ryosent-Aldermen Jones. McMahon. Jeremiah and
The President being absent roll call. on motion Of
Alderman Jeremiah Alderman Jones was cai'e ITO the chair
Tho roll having been taled aud quorum appearing
the President tenn. that Board stood
adjourned without day. u. i. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

A N ALIEN CAN HAVE S525 CASH DOWN TO-DAY
~ to 20 as substitutes; also alien receive
thc same TO the Call grocery store
Of Tween eighth street and Third between and
IL
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lyROTOy AOuEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
" TO TRAP BLOCK PANIOk7.
Separate sealed IrOposaa each endorsed with the
Of lac lersqn prrscnDs tie date u presentation
ana the title Of Tie work for wbicn may Dc offered win
be received ut this Office until ~ O'Clock M OF Monday
August leob for Tho con ruclcn OF Trap Block Fave
n cnts in tho following streets, 20 wit -
Eas, po9dwny fron, Grand street 10 Chatham sauarc;
Fogty-nrs street. from Fh 10 Madison avenue; rhrty>
second street from Sixth ~ Seventh ayenues Gramercy
p5cc (east sle Gramercy park from fwenurn 10 ven
tnrst streets the gore on west dc o. cenre street ~
sise Of Caharinc slip.
on app, aiinn 10 the contract clerk NJ this olice
rnooasTT \ i iSss.E1dH, cro'oa Aqu'daes Board
July 40 l5CL
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m nAO vOLUNrEE Rs WANTED.
TO REPRESENT THE
COUNTY OF NEW YORE
IN THE
ARMY.


COUNTY BOUNTY, THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Hand mouey-Coun,y to recruits $40
United States TO recruits. 10
United States to Is
The County Volunteer COMMITTEES. under Instructions
tho Supervisors having anea quotas under all
calls up tme have resolved recommence tho
recruiting for the army with the view Of raising
the quota anticipation Of new call by the President for
men.
Recruits win be formerly the several Pro
vos. Marshals oces at Tammany RAIL- and at the County
Volunteer Rooms In tho Park corner Broadway Cham
bers street.
The following are the various Provost Marsba Olcca:-
Fourth Dstrlct-Captau Joel b. Erhard. No. lOi Liberty
street
Fifh D'srIct-cap.ain Henry r. West, corner BrOome
and Crosby streets.
Sixth Dstrict-capain Roster, Sixth avenue and
Thirteenth street.
Seventh Dsrict--FrederIck C. Wagner. No 63 Third
avenue.
Eighth Disrct-Ben jamin r. Nauierre, No 1908 Broad
way.
Ninth Dsrict-wn Dunnng corner Forty seventh street
and Broadway.
reosI"s County prea@ o 80 II esS for
tn
NATTnsM NATTnnsHMr + sRFNN1N. Comptroller
STIIs9S &fIISa PIgSE T. T&sss. sgSsr!'sss .sDsrvso-
WI,1aG EhIJAH PgEpY Ew.RT ssrerysor snns;v,sor
ORIs0N BLUNT
Dated New YORK, July 4. 1854
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YATES PIXIE MONEY UFFICT.
o wing captures viii be ready lor payment In Q
lIHlalalfla
ExCURsYoNs.

EXCURSIONS.
4 FrEHSooN AND EVENING PICNIC,
"A PROFESSOR ). a.. MAcrAEasoN's THIRD An
WILL coMR OFF TiMoRs TToMoRsow, MONDAY. JULY IS
:, Union rar FOO, Of E,,.s sv..Aitd street
a. RoScr, son entire band ensasa FOR The occasion
B;-No gentleman vii he allowed 70 remain on The
Ticket, q cents, to &c had at the gate.
4 FAyoEITE NEW BARGE FOR EXCURSIONS
n The Harvest Home anl the Rhinescck. with steam.
and oher groves lct& Excursion oree sss wes, street.
PrDDLE,s GROVE AND woopBRIDqE Park THE
ss.s sss Sn
LTsnIsd BAsKs.-FAMrLIEs AND PARTIES cAr
sea gong steamer MARYLAN9 witch leave. eysry mor'.
NJ osssk @ ,p II s cr syr ~ so ssr Nj psy se
board.
EIsHrSs BANGS AuoY:
The Ee T rsSs i-s s'Sssr y msse g az r s
viii be rare opportunity for dancing wen fishing,
easons Tor fanatics, Laadinss~Brooais street, Il feck
rr,So Sors vs Reeshasss ss laes e o
b. & Ss ' Priest
,rresr Picnic EXCURSION or rEouwsEr IoDos,
isyu@ fasd VII ha ase aoa oS al Tssssy August Is isii
sos a the R2Ssns var barge % sp os a are engaged
sc @ tGsfs G aoTs .. o & Ssd Il ss S' os % sss rs
sip nj Th O'Clock, Bronme street, East At o'clock,
and rwen,y eehih street Es,,, sss1 cs,e,k ns ~
Chathn stgeet; Y. AhNAIz, NoSS Crosby street, M
SMITH SEQ rear street 4
no FOR THE FISHING HAyKs -FIsHERMEN on
IL tcck -The nov sna flsl tssng sea steamer EL.a
Captain n Holn.re will maks Az excursion - the above
B1hE sunday Jaly ~ 25 sod eyery day ss'e.dsys eS
Ma Spln NJ street, North river. At ~ pier 40 North
river a 0:i3 Bait lines and refreshments board tarc
FOR The excursion si. " B.rfs 1ont can ba Chartered
for escuts ons BY an " NJ 20 w MAshabb ., Soua ~
CUsDAy EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE, NEW Ro
- chelie City island, FORT Schuvlor and College Point
Tho sieamer PORT RoYhLwll run ~ follows:-tcav ng
Jersey c.ty, Norris street wharf. Al W, cck slip Al
BrJo'- street s5: Eighth street ~ 3o Twentg 9th
street nt Ss5 Returnng leave Glen Cove a. O'clock.
rROPUSA1Ss
lgRoTog AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
" TO TRAP BLOCK PANtOks.
Separate sealed Proposals, each endorsed with the
of the aana tie date " prrsentaOn
ami Tho tho MhlNh N be OnnInl. VIII
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CTRAM TO LIVERPOOL GLASGOW, DUBLIN, BEL
- FAST AND LONDONDERRY -The ane fast sailing.
Al Clyde built steamship ,cALEDosIA. Csotain Cra,E
This steamship Is fitted IN the most approved style
20 insure the comfort and safety Of Rates Of
passage ncdn abundant supply Of well cooked pro.
visons:-Csbn, 500 and SIS Intermeciats ss3 Steer
age. St5 PAYABLE In currency Apply TO FRANCIS MAC.
DONALD CO., No. 8 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

NEUTRAL FLAG -AuaTRaLfA PIONEER LINE.
IN earring the United States mails Tho new Al ~
Lovd's Pritgh bnilt clipper bark FARANAY, Ftllnge
rapidly loading at pier IL East river aud VII
hc Melbourne rect TIE 5th OF August;
tho British clipper ship LEVhSrER, A. q Lane mas
will succeed the FaIawav and having arse engage
have nuck fcsrach For freight or passage
apply tori w CAMERON, IS Beaver street.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12
A Card to the Suffering.

CWALLOW two or three hogsheads of "Bu
- chu," .Tonic Bitters," "Sarsaparilla," Ner.
vous Antidotes." &c., &C., &c, and, after you
OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPE.
CIFlC Pl1.LS-and be restored to hea th and Wig.
or in less than thirty days. They are purely veg.
etable, pleasant to take, prompt and salutafy in
their effects on the broken.down and shattered
advantage. Imported and sold in the United
States only by JAMES $. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York.
9rAgent fer the United States.
P.S.5A Box Of the Pills securely packed, will
which - ONE DOLLAR, post paid--money re-.
funded by the Agent, ii entire satifnction is moi
given. ICONS
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Recruits Wanted for the New Regi.
ment.

We would again remind our readers of
the fact that new regiment is to, DO raised
in this District, under the last call of the
President, and that Geauga County will be
required, with others. to furnish men for it's
ranks. Lieut.. II. n. Spencer. of Claridon,
and Lieut.. o. G. Chase, o! New5ury, are re.
cruitng for this new regiment. The boun-
ties they offer arc large. the time for delioe-
ration short, the need Of the Government
urgont, and tho chances Of able bodied men
who are drafted to avoid enforced scrvice
withou. bounty. ANAL who will enlist: Let
those who intend to'eulist do so at once ;
others will follow their example, and thus
will our quota bo promptly filled. and our
County saved from the draft. Tho fact that
this is to be home regiment. like the 4lst
and tho l05th, should be an inducemont to
volunteers from Geauga to join It, in prefer.
ence to any other.
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Meeting Of the Military Committees Of
the Nineteenth District. r

Al a meeting OF tho scvoral County Mi.
itary' Committees from the counties com
posing tho i9th Congressional District, held
at tho weddell House, iu Cleveland, August
4th. 1864, each county was represented ex.
cept the county Of Portage.
Hon. b. b. Woodbury.. of Geaugs, was
chooen chairman. and John M. s,u,l, of
Trumbull, Secretary.
On motion OF Abner Kellogg. of Asbta.
bula, the following resolutions we're adopt.
cd.
Resoivcd, That II is expedient to mako
IN effort to rails and organize regiment for
one yea 8 service, in the 18th Congressional
District, under the last call of tho President,
and for that purpose wo pledge our utmost
exertions.
Resofred, That the proportion and num-
Der of men TO be furnished in the District
in such requiremeot,is as follows: Ash.
tabula, 24s; Mahoning, 2O2; Trumbull,
23s; Goauga, 1873; Portage, Is9; and
when such requirement is reached by the
counties, in such proportions, the company
officers shall be appointed in the samc pro
portions, and on failure Of any county to
furnish its full quota of men. the same may
be furnished by the othor counties of tho
District.
On motion. tho Cleveland daily papors
we're requested to publish the proceedings
of this meeting, and the several county pa.
pors in tho district to copy thorefrom.
The meeting adjourned, to meet on call
of the President. ..'...
3. B. WOODBURY., Chairman.
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Western Reserve Association Of Uni
versalists. .o,'... a.@

The annual meeting Of the Western
Reserve Association Of Universalists will
be held on the Little Mountain. on the
first Saturday and Sabbath in September.
Revs. Shipman, Carlton, Garfield, Will.
son, and other ministers, will be present.
Services will commence Saturday, at l l
A. NJ, at which time the Occasional SER
mon will be preached by Rev. s. L. Ship
man. A general invitation is given. The
friends in Geauga County who reside
within convenient distance Of the Little
Moun,ein, are requested to assist in fur
ushlng provisions for dinner on both days
OF the meeting. A. WILSON.
August 9th, 1864. r"
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WHAT THE REpELLIop rs Dorsa FoF
SLAvERY.-The Nashville Union Gays
"The colored regiments reviewed lasl
Wednesday were composed Of stuot able
bodied. athletic men, in the prime aud
vigor Of iife. There was not one among
them who ! in 1860, would not have
brought as slave, $1,000 on the block
No wonder that the rebels who saw them,
grated their, teeth aud muttered curses.
They cav millions ofdollars' worth Of hu.
man cha,tels, redeemed and dissnth thralled.
enlisted in Q patriotic service. IN striking
contrast with their cold blooded tYesson. -
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ns- Rev. W. IL. Iuribut. preached q

~ Rev. W. II. lIurlbutt preached au
able and appropriate sermon at the Bapsis,
Church in this place, on tho National Fas,
Day, in which he aimed to show that right
oousness exalteth nation, but sin is q re.
proach to any peoples" or, in otbor words
that religion is as essential to national as to
individual salvation. We are glad to say
that, even at tho risk Of being accused o'
preaching politics" he did not fail to en.
join tho duty of every man to be loyal to the
cause of his country aud humanity. Fl.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

eS- We take il for granted that the Union
Congressional Convention of this District,
which is to be hold at Warren on Wednes-
day next, will re.pomiuato Gen. Garfield
We know Of no serious opposition to his re.
nomination, and there certainly should bo
mono. Il would be bot simple act of just.
leo to an able and faithful public servant,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

nS- The advertisement of the new 7-30
loan, aud the appeal of Secretary Fessen-
den in it's behalf, both printed ia this paper,
should be carefully read and earnestly con,
sidered by every loyal man who has any
meaey, however small the smount. to invest
in Government securities, in this hour OF
trial and danger to the country. Who that
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THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

Dubhst;ed for The bepeti:, and as caution to
l young men, and offers, s,who sui fer from Ner.
veus Debility, Early Decay, and their Kindred
a ailments-supplyingth means ofselIeure by
one who has cured himself after being victim
Of misplaced confidence in medical humbug nd
euackery. BY encl losing a postpaid directed en- /.
evtope single copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYfAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,
New York. t.A- '"F T5lyl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

EFOur correspondents. the publioa.
tion of whose favors has necessarily been
deferred from week to week, must have
patience with us. The tribute of ~ I"
"To the Memory OF Our Soldiers" shall
appear next week. -.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

.EVWe re.publsh, for the benefit of
al whom it may concern, the information
in relation to the draft, contained in our
lsstissue. Nothing can be more interest
ing or important at this tune.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

~ Tho gallant Col. Utloy, of Wis. than
whom few men are moro hated and feared
by rebels and copperhoads. is now on visit
to his friends 10 this county. The Colonel
has been compelled to leave the service 10
copseq uence of iil-health.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

ns- The notice of the marriage of Mr.
Abijah Taylor and Miss Melissa Roth, OF
Thompson, published in our Issue of july
22d, turns out to have been mere imposi-
tion upon the printer and tho public. Said
marriage never occurred, aud even the Rev.
Mr.. streeter, by whom it was said to have
been solemnizeG. is but creature of the
imagination. Some silly fellow, for the wan,
of something better to do, sent in tho no.
tce, thinking, no doubt, 1t vas very funny.
We enjoya rational joke as we'll as any body,
but such as this wc regard as simply disre-
putabie. We believe we we're never before
imposed upon in like manner, and kence-
forth we mean to publish no marriage no.
,ices, unless they are accompanied BY re.
sponsiblo name, or the facts are known to Us.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

Gs- The Fall Term of Mrs. Nichols
Select School for Young Ladies is to com.
mcnce on Monday aoxt, the 22d. Mrs. Mich
o4s' euviable and deserved reputation as a
teacher, we doubt not will insuro full at
tendance, As it has donc At all previous
terms. .... ~.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12
DIED.


In Munson. Geauga Co. Ohio, July Goth.
1864, ASAHEL DAVIS, in the 6sth year of
his age.
He was born in the State of New Hamp.
shire. Cheshire County, Stoddard township,
April 2lst, 1897; emigrated TO thb State of
New York when quite young, and, in 1918,
came to Munson, and commenced settle
ment tho same year. while almost unbroken
wilderness appeared in all directions. There
we're but three families in Munson at tho
time, except bis brothers, near him. Esq.
Hopson, Lemuel Rider and man by the
name of Carpenter. on the Woodbury. place
near Chardou. Wild animals were very
plenty then, and often did considerable
damageto cattle and sheep. Herds of deer
and elk were often seen; nineteen of the
latter were seen at one time on his farm in
Muuson. Bears and wolves we're prowling
about, and the latter would make the night
hdeous with their howings, aud more es.
pecially when the young wife was lett alone,
the husband gone to some other settlement
on business, to return IN the evening. She
would listen with anxious fears to the howl.
ing Of the wolves on each side of the track,
on which he was to return.
Long and hard did he labor and suffer pri.
vatiors ofa new country, until, broken down
in health, disease set iu, and for about six
years he suffered, 1t seems. all that mortal
man was able to endure. Yet notwith-
standing all, his faith in God was sure and
steadfast, He was ready to depart, to be
with Christ, and prayed often that the Lord
would Immediately take him. but would add
Nevertheless not my will, but thino be
DONE" He had finished his work, aud lodged
to depart this life. and was not afraid 10
give an account of his stewardship in this
life lsnFe- ''- leaih@a
"Yet not dead, no, blessed thought,
. Transpisnted to the skies,
He lies beneath the Savior's smiles,
" In rcalms of Paradise" H.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

"CHoIcE GRAPE VINES AND STRAwBERRY
PLANrR FREE.--We call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.. T. B.
Miner, editor of the RURAL AMERICAN. bead
cd rs above. The offer is certainly u very
liberal one, in these times of high prices. and
we have no doubt of its being frlfilled to the
letter. as Mr.. Minor is very extensively en-
gagged 10 the cultivation of grape vinea and
strnwberry plants, as we learn. = -
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HOME DEPARTMENT..

esg- Meetings for the election Of deleg atos
to the Union County Convention. to meet
10 this place on Saturday Of noxt week, will
be held In the respective townships OF the
County. te-morrow Saturday evening, at
2 o'clock. Delegates to the Union Con.
gressiona' Convention, to meet at Warren
on "Wednesday next, will be elected at the
same time. A full attendance ID highly do.
eirable.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

'hOTICE-All persons having unsettled &C.
Az counts with the Undersiened, will please call
and settle immedia'ely,or ,hsy will be LEFT ior
collection. 81, A. COOK.
Chardon, Aug. 18th, 1864, = rsI l76iif
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n You WISH TO BE CURED!

l(O = DIR. BUCHANS
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, ih less than
80 days, the woIst cases of NERVUUSN ESS,
In,potency, Premature decay, Seminal Weak
ness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexu1i und Ner-
vous Affections. no matter from what cause pro-
duced. Price, One Dolla per box. Sent, post.
paid by matt, on receipt OF an order. Gne Box
will perfect the cure in most cases. Address
"" JAMES s. BUTLER
General Agent, 427 Broadway, N. York.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

EDITOR OF DEMocR IT. Dear Sir: With your
permission wish to say to the readers OF your
paper, that will send, by return mail, to all who
wish 1t Qree,) Re;ipe, with utl directions for
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm,
that WI efeciually remove, in ten days, Pim-
pies, Blotches, Tan, Freckles and oil Impurities
Of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth
and beautiful. t... s,.ss 81
l will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will euable them to start full growth OF
Lnxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustaclie, in
less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail frcs
of charge. Respectfully yours, -.
THOMAS +. CHAIRMAN. . Chemist, %
759m3 83l Broadw ay, N. Y.
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BURTON INSTITUTE,

BURTON, GEAUGA coo.
OWING 10 the accommodu lions furnished by
- the New Boarding Hall, We are enabled to
furnish Board, and Rooms for self boarding fur
nished or otherwise, AT from one. fourth 10 one.
hall cheaper rnes than at most other Schools
JRutes oi Tuition from 81 90 TO So 20 per
Scholar. Liberal deductions to those from a
distance, or where more than two come from the
same family, or to any who shalt induce other
TO come with them. All branches taught, in
cuding Music, French and Ora wing. The Fall
Term begins August Esd, 1864.
j. B. CORY, Principal.
Burton, August 5th, 1864. 1891
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12

NOTICE.--Ths Undersigned have been duly
In appointed aud qualified as executors Of the
estate Of Alfred Phelps. deceased, late Of Char.
don, Geauga County, Ohio.
10y -II'FI1', ANN B. PHELPS,
s. L, PHELPS. ~
Chardon. Aug 18th, 1854. 76iw3
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

sumption, and for the relief
Of fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up TO the best It ever has been, and that it
may be relied en- to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER & CO.,
Practical and AnalytioaI Chsmisss,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all druggists every whore.
Sold by Cook & MCGOWAN and DR.. ]. Mich
OILS, Chardon; J. 4. Field Hambden; G, w. Gar
rell, Montyille; G. g. C. Z. Harmon, Chester
X Roads; DR.. Cleveland, Burton; W. l. For
n. Pi,ues Parhmsn;J Park j. W. Thompson. Middle.
field, aud by dealers generally. 739yi
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ClaridOn Select School.

TINE Fall Term of t his School will CONNIE noe
L on Monday, August 22nd, 1894, at the
Center oi Claridon in G. z. Treats Dining Hall,
convenient building, which will be fitted up
Tor the purpose.
The School will continue Twelve Weeks un .
der the superintendency of l.. H. Webster, OF II .
ram. who will be assisted by a competent teach
er. should the number Of students require it.
Those coming from a distance can obtain
board IN reasonable terms; or good rooms where
they can board themselves, and thus lessen their
expenses.
Tuition from 50 SO % IS, 90, payable in nd.
vance. L. H. WEBSTER, PRINCIPAL
Claridon, July 22nd, 1864 7ssw3s