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s" DAVIS, PEIXOTTO & 90.
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM
'yl5 Cor. Water and Superior stH,

TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
Tbs war is now shout played out, d.
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming home; M
yen Davis has been caught.
Huzzal huZzai now hang your banners suE
huzzai huzzs let all the people shout,
9he way tho rebel chief was caught .
is lsughable indeed; ....
BE tried to run in petticoats,
But he did not succeed
,,Buzza | huzzal hang all your banners out,
JET Davis has been caught, let every one now
Our boys did think It very strange,
AWomAR shoBld Tetre't. r..f
With . great DO knife in hand,
Until they saw his feet. .- I'D
tHuzzal buzzaI our b7ys have got good seuss;
'TWiIt CATER shoes and stogy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, crinoline. we think yuu nne,
For you would not conceal
TIE flying re1el President,
When h. did chow his heel.
Huzza 7 hrzzAf there's nothing half 80 hne
To show a foot and ankle OF, lik, well raised
crtnoline.
Your days are numbered now, old JEFF, ~
Yoq surely cannot hope,
0rhavsA better end in VisW, O sE ~
Than the or d of 8 stout rope.
HuzzAi huzzal JEFF Davis hiss no shoe-
In settling up all his accounts, ju st keep hi
crimes in view.
The boys who caught JEFF raYis,
wei welcome one and all,
And treat them to 8 Gne new suit
At ISAACS UsI0N HALF
HuzzAl huEzal fling the starry bap ner out,
Our slant boys are coming home. let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
clothing IN the West, a. the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A Isaaos q Uniort Hall.
SOLE Agency for the sale Of Singers Gel ebrAted Sew
ing Machines, StorFs l~utomAton Freshman, and
strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor Superior and Onion streets.
- Look out for the Giants. my25
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
q exhibition, q large stock OF a.H
FANCY OASSImE RES ... .....
BLACK D0ES6IHs
BLACK DALAI 4 Brown BROAD CLOTH,
AHD FANCY 6.ATIHETTS,
ENEREr MILLS DOUBLE
AND TWIST COTTOFADEs.
BLACK AND ORA HALIEHS,
sILICIAsAND SATIERN DRILBS5
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
-Hss FURNISHING GOODS.
Merehant Tailors, County MsrchaI Its and Who'e-
De buyers generally, Will ind It to their advsn-
tage toexAmine my stock before pu rchasing else.
"noIe' rH 4s b. MANN,
lylS l62 Superior st. OF ~ Bank st.
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0sToFFIcETIMETARLE
1915. Winter krEaAgemeRT ISSA-5,
FOA TEE
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING OF NAILA,
At TIE .H
OLBVELAND POsToFFIoK

oonHEHeEHe H0HDAxs OCrolEH BIsF, 1854
~ Mails VIII b opened and rsady m dafiVsrF
enc hour after arrival Of trains. -
- Al Nall sloss ons hour hafnns dsnartlrpo
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RAILROADS,
A TLANTIO s GREAT WESTERN
IA hallway.
ana summer Arrangements,

4akes Eject kond@y, Kay sA, 1855.
OhEFALAhD and HEW YORK.
-DAH ExFRsss, leaves OlsyoiAnd BundayH sxceut-
~ - 80 A. H., Arrives at MeadThis ~ aOOP-H-
p5nnsEJ salamanca a. 5:3 ?. H., @ sping CsrSl
MIGHT EXPRnsss" leaves Cleveland Batusdavs
uosptsd9 q s:45 :. h, sleepfng Cars aftscbej1
arrives IS tmeadEll9 - Loo A. r., Slammed ~
ZOO 4. NJ and New York At 1880 ,. 4.
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Arrive ct LeAvittsburgh, connect with
New York Express .l0.5O P. =.
Ask ior through Tickets via ''Salamsnca.n
d. MOLAREE, GsR1 5up'E-
E. F. FULLEs Gem Tiokat Agent myI7
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d X. GIBsO n,

O1aoe-lI9 seneca street, q few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
%-Omosh oIIS from 70 Il and from 2 tot O'Clock
Daily SUNDAYS excepted 3D. e-7 janl7
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CLEVELAND, COlUEEUs = CINs
OdIHHATI AILROAD,
lS64S. WTHTEB ARRANGEMENT Lso4@,


LIT TrAin-9:O5 4, H.-OIHCIEHATI IMPRESS,
stopping Is Grafton, wellington. New Lon
don, Shelby, Orsstlids, Gallon, 9ilesd, Car
hington, Ashley, Delaware DsNis Osntgs sac
a TrUin-215 n n.-AOOOMMOOAFTCE.-stost
At All stations, and arrives IN Columbus a ~
n, Cincinnati 3:0 A. r.
dFnins-lOa 90 z. Knight EXPBkS-Stopsing
At Grafton. Wellington, HoE Londoa- shelby
% Crsstlins. Gallon. olsAd. CerdiaEsor Gad nsls
Trnius iSsVs Columbus aE 80 and In5sA.n. ssoFss
GEriTs ~ Cleveland sloA- H. land Saa h.Hs
O-OHHEUTIOESi
EhsIhF-SA1dusky, MAnEteld 4 Newark E1lnoad. =
. nanEasids Nj Ysn0n, HsHArk, 4AnssEalA
Orusiins-Pftsburzh, Fort Wans 3 Ohiezzo Ban.
road, Forest, Upper 6ALiusky, DolPhos, Liza
Fort Wayne, haporte, Chicago, 80, West and
Last for MhnEdeld, Wooster, EeBElioo, &c.
1rnfou and BeIisiontains RaflrOed Lius, for Marion.
BslafontAins. Sidney, Union. Au1eis, indian
kpciB, T6rre Hsuts, N~inocunes, Evansville,
UolaIare-yfth 9prin gAed Branch for Springfield.
OoI1mbus-Little Htsmi 3 Columbus, and Ko11a
Railroad, for Gsnia. Dayton, Indianapolis,
Esrre HAute, Sc. Louis, nOrroT, EGFslandt and
Cincinnati, and With the Ohio and MtssgETR
Railroad 81 Cincinnati FOR LouEstle- Evans
E1.s, uairc, 81 Lcub, nd ~ Sot1Es On ths
O5lunsuSICentra raj Ohio RsgTo~d ioF newark, zanss-
Vflls, Wheeing, &C. CClumbuB. PQua = Us
LLAMA Rairoed fgE Pigua, Ur1auz. sc.
UB-Tor Tickets to al points and Information asslg
% the Passenger station. and e Union TtcEaE O0oo.
t7 9urerorHrcS Is ALlnEs
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C1EvELAND AND TOLEDO B. R

Goa and a.tar 6oRday, Oct. SIR, IsG, Pag.e1sgr
rains VII leaTa Cleveland - ion0Eu ,suEda55 szs
osTsed:
s.ilA A. M.-UHIOA9O E1PRESs-stops a. BerSs,
GrEhon, obsrHn, MAkeuaH, JrHalk MOures-
B Vile Bellevue. Clyde, Fremont anc mnoTst
And arrives 81 Toisdo - I2:i5 ,. Ks CbiGagO q
H4 u1eR.H and Detroit 5:10 !. ~.
80 2. M.-WE5TERh nAIL.-Stopa az al stGtioEH
on Southern Division, and arrives u Toisdo q
T.5 ?. T.; Chicago az As = n. and Detroit Sc
il0.0P. n.
GDP, H.-NORTHEKH MAuL-shoN IS az sta-
IONS on Northern Diviron. and Strives at bars
ldusky - T:0 p. a.
Ilaa p, H.-EIGHT EXFRE5d-6sgBs - Graltopa
lHOrualk, hOBrosgtl6 UTds Rad Fremont AN
arrives IS Toisio 81 ia A. n; ghlosEs Is 2:a
e. n. and Detroit st6
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MEDICAL

The combnatiion of ingredients in these Pills is the
reusIt OF a long and extensive practice. They are
mild ia their operI ton and cannot do harm 70 the
most delicate certain in correcting AZ 4rfegnlaFilss'
vhether from Cold or otherwise, Headache, Pam IN
! Te Side Palpitation Of the Heart, Whites, al Hery.
:, ir Ne Itions. Mysteries, Fatigue, Pain In the back
- Limbs, and Dis turbed Sleep. which arise from
~ ,rruption Of Nature. . ..#. ta
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OonnsctonB ars made 90 MOnroeTfIo with ne BAzt
dusEy, Mansfield 4 Newark B. B. ct Clyde with thf
EanduaaU, Dayton 4 Cincinnati 4 &; 81 Fremont
Withitha framozt 3 Indiana 4 Ri and - Tolsdg
Withfthe Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana ana
Toledo & Wabash Railroads Tor Chicago, Detroit
taektOn, FoIt wayne, LogAn5port, Lafayette, CGlrs,
Alton, 81. Louis and ~ soints Ws4 Northwest ana
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN UlsgSla3d fron Toledo and sss
West 81 9s4 A. H., Ass F.H.s and $50 ?. =. Pros
5andrskJ q gi5 A. La D. RUCEEB. Eus'6
OeEslard. Oct. q. 1874
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%Chnesnman,s PIIla

Dr. CletSemanb TIIB r..r
a -ts commencement Of new era m thetreatnent
~ -. mIariHes and distinctions which have oou'
dg1eSt omAny 70 . premature grave, no female eau
s5ioV % ID health unless she is regular, and whenever
= n ohIfy. lction takes place the general health begins
70 deoIins These Pills form the finest prep ration
- forward with nMMEDIATE and PERsIgTEEI
sTSpEssS ONT BE DECEIVED Take this adyer-
t;sans1t +, your Druggist, and tell him that yen
msstas n ST and MOST RELIABLE MEDICINE
TN FTHIE WORLD. which is eomprised in these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
hav. he on a STANDARD remedy Tor ovcI thirty Year,
=. ~ most edectuaI cue ever known Tor all
.ne ~ ~ ,aSuliar 70 FEMALES. To al classes they
~ I'm. siusbIe. inducing, with certainty, periodical
-aSnisTi fV- They are known to thousands, who have
80 ne n At al dsrent periods, throughout the coun-
tTI hay ng the sanction Of some Oh the most eminent
TTISnicif directions, stating when they should MOI
be bed. with eaon box. Price ONE DOLLAR per p0Ks
HlIs sent by mail, promptly, secure mOm OBSERVE
zion BIZ RENTING TO the PropFietorE- BOLD 81 bAOs-
Gisfs Generally. p..,. l.
- "A Cedar street, New York
benton 4 DUNBAR, LIS and Us Superior streee'
Cleveland. Ohio, Wholesale AsentA
dacg. Ra daldkWeW
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3PEcIAL RoTIoE3.

1FLoRENoKs SPIRIT FOR THE
hair, Restores gray hair to It's original color, pre-
Vents its iallisgous. and gives e. glossy and youth
ful app araaeo. eold By G. ". CLARK, ia su-
periOr tinst. jyI2s252
~EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
HALJ's VEGETABLE BIoILIAH HAIR BE-
EEaER that splendid preparation for the RAIR,
VAeh = ha becoming 90 popular and % pueh
inquired ior- 10 one who has once trisd Il VI
YER give up the use oft.
It viii restore gray hair TO ItB originA color.
It viii prevent the hair from falling ont.
y ~eisanars ths scalp and makes the hair son,
nstuna and silAsa. Ek.
It is = splendid hair dressing.
For sale by al Druggists
B. P. HALL 4 90, Nashua, n. B.,
ProPrietors-
BENTON, DUNLAP 4 co., Cleveland, Ohio,
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BEETOE, DUNLAP 4 co., OsVslAnd, Ohio,
General wholesale Agents. jun6:24s
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Protection of American Industry.

Senator Sherman has written letter
to the Secretary Of the Society for the
Protection of American Industry, at Cleve.
land, in which he says: We must de-
pend upon The constant employment Of
our Industrial classes, and the rapid de-.
vclopment Of our physical resources, to
meet the burdens imposed on US by war.
Our industry must be expended In EN-
ployment that will yield the greatest re.
turn, In order TO meet our financial ne.
cesslties, he says il will be necessary 10
levy heavy taxes on imported goods, and
that in making levy we should not only
seek as much revenue in gold as possible,
but in doing so we should also protect the
industry of our people. lie concludes by
saying: We can encourage the skill OF
our own people, and induce to our sol
The industrial classes of all nations. We
thus develop our resources. and add new
families to share not only the blessings O
a powerful and free government, but also
the burdens which its promotion has cas-
upon us.
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AdminIstrators, Sale of Real Estate.

n pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro.
L T. bate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, we will
tober l2lh, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, upon the
premises, the following described Real Es ate, sit
uate in the township OF Parkman, County Of Ge-
auga, and State OF Ohio, to wit; About Baths OF
'ToYnship, known as The MILL house property, and
bounded aud described as follows moth and
west by land owned by Patrick l.avin ON the south
by the margin OF the Mill Pond; and on the east
and south by the margin Of the hghway-sub
TO q lien o. said Mill house, and a right to use
part oil said water privilege, made by John p,
Converse 70 one George w. Hatch, February 81,
1904
TERMS OF SALE One third in hand; one.
third in one year; aud one third in two years
rom the day OF sale, with interest the payments
10 De secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
ID. KIBBEE,
CHAUNCEY TAFT,
Admrs with the will annexed, OF the
elfw Estate OF T. Converse, decd.
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NOr NlIo.--yaiuasHiss Hs'':FsGHs FARM snd s"d

Of Hopestill Armstrong, deceased si,uo, eI in
me east part OF Claridon township, Geauea Co.
Shl9' said Farm contains about 1876 acre a Of
land-a good house, sma,l tenement house. a
sarnage house, two large barns; the cow barn
mas n stone basement the other has in il a,plut-
ioIm scales Tor weighing cattle and hay, kiln
'or burning or bal king tile. The Farm is well.
watered win good spring water, good pure wa.
tet !e brought into The barnyurd in an aqueduct.-
Inc Farm is in the highest state Of cuI,iva tion.
me pi9wland bing thoroughly underdrnined
win tile--everything around the farm and build
lngs are substantial and convenient as q good
farmer would have it, The Grist Mill is a large
t,w,o,slory building in good repair; two run Of
ia rect burr stone, two olts acorn. era, Ike and
every ihlng convenient and necessary for Glenn.
ing wheat aud making good Aour--a good and
substantial dam, with a shed for the She Il er of
teams house and barn, a large garden, and the
mil mas an extensive run of custom. Said firm
ana ml'l Will be sold together, or the mill with.
TERMS--Part pay down; the balance on
,lne' ,l' WIN good security and interest For fur
lh9r particulars inquire Of Prudence NJ. Arm
sTong on the premises or Pelatiah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio S'''7-Fe
'..' PRUDENCE M. ARMSTRONG, 90
300 pELATlaH ARMSTRONG, !
q CHENEY ARMSTRONG. Ears.
f,.,s... .....tl OO9u
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MISSOURI rs FREEI ~.
LACY 4 ADAMS, "'
Land and Emigration Agents,
FOR TRH ...
HANNIBAL & ST. 10. RAILROAD.


We are prepared to furnish valuable aid and in
formation TO all who desire TO remove TO Nilsson.
y. We supply all the land documents published
by the ii. & st. Jo. X r. Co. TO those who wisI
10 inves. capila in Missouri in any kind 0: busi
ness or manufactures, we are able TO furnish in
formation Of especial interest. Our extensiy,s lo
cal knowledge will enable us to point out at once
me most favorable localities for starting COLO
MES We have also thousands of
IMPROVED FARMS,
i'll all parts OF Missouri which are being sold In
many cases, for less than the impr ovements cost
All who desir information OF any kind with re-
gard to Northern Missouri. should apply at once
by person or let er to us.
W Office, No. Hoffman's Block, corner Supe
ror Street and Public Square, opposite Post or
| ice, Cleve and Ohio
N, 7 by special arrangements with the Rail
ROAD companies on the route, Emigrants to Mis-
souri,, by applying TO us are enabled TO secure Inc,
Ter rates for Passage and Freight. than they ca d
| otherwise obtain s2stf
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The Old Folks Room.

The old man sat by the chimney sidei
His face was wrinkled and wan,
As he leaned both bis hands ON his stout oak
enne,
As il all his work was done.
Ills coat was of good old fashioned gray,
The pockets were deep and wide,
Where his specs" and his steel tobacco box
Lie snugly side by side.
The old man liked to stir the fire,
So near him the longs were kept;
Sometimes he unused as he gozed at the Goals,
Sometim IS he sat and slept.
What saw he in the embers ,here7
All! pictures Of other years;
And now and then they wakened smiles,
But often started tears
His good wife sat on the other side,
In a high back flag seat chair,
I see meath the pile OF her muslin cap
The sheen OF her silvcry hair.
There's happy look on her ogeL face,
as she busily knits for him,
And Nellie takes up the stitches dropped,
For grandmother's eyes are dim.
Their children come aud read The news,
To pass the time each day;
How it stirs the blood in an old mans heart
TO hear Of the world away. '''
'Tis homely scene. 1 told you so,
But pleasant it is to Wow;
At least ] thought it so myself,
And sketched i; down for you.
Be kind unto tho old, my friend, vi.
They're worn with this worlds strife.
Though bravely once porchance they fought
The stern, fierce battle of lie.
They taught our youthful feet to mb
Upward iiles rugged steep;
Then let US gently lead them down
To where the weary sleep,
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eMeTcZN2aLs'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN,

From Me Marion (O) Ipdependent1
Among the INSURANCE COMPANIES
which had Policies upon The Wellington Fire
was the MERCHANTS Of Hartford Conn, and
the way i lakes care of its customers is shown
by the following: ,..s -
HAaTFoRD, May eth, 1865.
J. $. REED, State AgenE ..-..
Loss at Wellington, Ohio. Examine, and, il
found all right, pay at once
L. T. LOBDELL, Secretaru.
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~ FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Kehiittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache, aud Bilious Fevers, indeed
Tor the whole class of diseases origin
ahng In hillary deraDgtment, caused
by the Malaria ofm iasmatic countries.
L'EVER and Aguo is not the only conse-
l. quenco of the Miasma,c poison. A
groat variety of disorders arise from its ir-
ritation in malarious districts. among which
are .N,nrdig'a, Rheumdtisn, Gout, HAT
acho. Bliudness. Toothache. Earache. Ca
Mrrh, Asthma, Pdipiiation, Painful .A6rc.
ton of tho Spleen, IIysterss. Pain in the
Bowels, Cote, Pdraiysis ond Deraagement
oil tho Stomach, all OF which, when origina-
t'ns In this cause, put on tho int Umjtt, nj
type. or become periodical. This "CURE"
oxpels the poison from the blood, and thus
cures them all alike. 1t is not only tho
most effectual remedy ever discovered for
this class OF complaints, but il is the cheap
est, and moreover is perfectly safe. No
harm can arise from its use, and tho patient
whom cured is loft as healthy as il ho had
no"or had the disease. Can this bo said Of
any otbo-cure for Chils and Fever? It is
trno of this, anu Its importance to those al
fl f;ctcd with the complaint cannot be ovor
estimated. So sure is it to cure the Feve
aud Ague. that it may DO truthfully said 10
DO certain remedy. One Dealer com plains
that it is not a good medicine to sell, be.
cause Que bottle curos q whole neighbor-
hood.
Prepared by j. G. AVER s. Co., Lowell,
Mass. ..a. 81. .... ..-.'. .,..
9cy For Sale by Cook & MCGOWAN. and Dr.
Nichols, Chardon; J n: Thompson, Middcfeld;
u ". Garrett Montville; s. Wright, Huntsburg;
G. 2. Treat, Claridon Bosworth & Parkman
Auburn, and by dea lers generally.
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STARR, FOOTE e. co.

We see frequent mention made of the "MER.
CilANTS'," and il is always spoken of "A n
Company which, after being satisfied thai loss
Is ialr ana square, pays at once, without useless
red iape. In this County the MERCH ANTS is
the popular Company Its losses here as al 70
ledo, Eyria, Lima, Wellington, and other places,
have been LARRY and honestly adjusted, and also
promptly paid Our Farmers and business men
prefer the honest, frank fair policies OF the MER
CHANTS, and they look to them as guarantee
against loss and damage by fire. The recein,s
OF the NJ ERCiIANTS,'a as returned TO our Conn.
ty Auditor FOR taxation, are largely in excess of
those OF any other Company doing business at
this place. Its Surplus or Reserved Fund ia
greater in proportion to Capital, than that of any
other Hartford Company.
Mr.. 5. REED. the State Agent, has been
doing business in this place, as Merchant md
Banker tor over Twenty-Five years. Parties do.
string Insurance., then, can find i'm the MER
Gil ANIS' Insurance. COMPANY, of Hnrt.
iora' are liable guarantee against loss by fire and
II they VIII consider character as shown bv ls
prompt payments, responsibility as shown bv ito
large Surplus reserved for extra losses. amo,,nt.
ing at ms lime 10 about one hundred per conf
upon Capital convenience in the settlement ol
losses III having them adjusted and maid Inv nm
old ci.izcn OF known responsibility, whose con,
nec'ion with the Company as State Agent il suG.
hcienl guarantee OF its Responsibility and rcsnop
sio,l,y, nhey VIII effect their Insurance with tie
"MERCHANrS'lN INSURANCE COMPANY ;,
OF Hartford.
Rates as Low as those ofan,
responsible company .
E.W. CANF!ELD, Agent.
8o8m6 Chardon, Ohio.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

T'IIE,.REAT INvEN,Itr,N m, u,r1r .cr
IN HOOP SKIRrS. " Rrod,eu,s Nom
Patent DUPLEX Ei,LiPTlC for dnnbl., Sn,;,r
SKIRT. Nr''s
rh;s I,vos,;o, o,;. ~.
nPl'c Queer springs, ngeniousiy braided tightly
!ogeshei edge 70 edge, making the toughest, elias
nS, moss Iiexloic ana durable spring ever used
ihty seiuom BEND OR BREAK ike the Single
opL unu consequently preserve their perfect
a mu S;i shape more lhan twlce as long as
, umy o'"s'e spring okir' mat ever has or can be
h'ane. m 'i' ta
ne ~onoai,ul nekiolilly ana great comfort and
e., Il 49,, LII 'y "oa'i"S '.e DuP'cA Elip
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Regulations.

All entries are desired TO be made with
the Secretary on tho first day, and all things
enterod will DO properly taken care OF
through the two days. Contributions to
tho SOcietys Fair are solicited from all tho
adjoining towns. hoping thereby to pro.
servo former credit and increase interest.
An address will be given on tho grounds at
IL, NJ. of Wednesday, by NJ B. B,tham,
Esq. Painesviie. Promptness on the par.
OF all Is desirable, and has its own reward.
F.M. LEONARD, Secretary.
Thompson. Sept. s, 1865.
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NOTiCE-CHARLES w. RICHMOND Will
~ take notice that Fidels Richmond, on The
2a1h day OF August. 1868, filed her pet,ion in the
of Geauga County, Ohio, praying for divorce al.
iDony, &c., and for cause she alleges groes nep
lect of duty. and cruelty on the part of The de-.
tendant towards her. Said petition will be for
hearing qt the next term of said Court.
]. N. HATHAWAY,
August 24lh, 1865. sI5wG
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WEILJy,;TON Juno 81

WEILINGToN, June ID, 1865,
ReceiN OF the NERO CIIANTS' lNSlIR ANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford Conn. per ]. S. Reed
State Agent, Two Thousand Dollars, in full for
Policy OF ssme amount on our Store md Ware
fairly and promptly meets its losses, ,dcser yes zen
eral patronage. ... ..'..,U