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A Terrible Duel.

A few years since. a New England gentleman,
whose name we shall call Brown, was passing a
lew days in one Of our Western cities. lie
had the misfortune unintentonaly TO of,
tend the susceptible honor OF tall militia
| colonel, who was one oil his fellow board.
ers. His apologies not being satisfactory a
challenge was seut to him, which, however, he
declined, IRON conscientious seruples. The
colonel, who, by the way, had won in two OF
| three encounters quite reputation ns duelist
at once conceived the idea that his opponent was
coward and resolved disgra ce him In the ewes
OF the assembled wisdom OF the house. According
ly the next dag Mt dinner time in marched The du.
elist armed with a cowhide, and advancing TO
Browns chair, proceeded to dust his jacket for
him IN the most approved style. Brown was as
tonlshed. Luckily, he had been lieutenant OF
| militia IN his native State, and knew the i'm
pottance OF incommnding his enemy by diver.
sion. so, seizng gravy tGieen, he tossed the
contents into the face Of tho be lligelont colonel
ana before he could recover from the drowning
sensation ,hus occasloned, he sprang upon the
table, and showered upon him tho contents of the
d she's arouud.
You an infernal-"
Toward! The colonel was about 20 say, but
at mat moment plate OF green's struck full up
On the mouth, and the word was bockaded, lost
forever.
HAT" cried tte New EngIunde.. whose blood
was now up "iond of green's IRE youi Take
poiato, too.' and buried telling vOlley of hard
potatoes at him. "Excellent eggs here. capital
with calves hend," and crash came plate OF sot
bo ed eggs against the sides ol h:scranium.
The blows OF the cowh.de which had hitherto
descended upon The Yankees head and shou.
ders, now began to fall more wea kiy and wildly,
aud 1t became evident that the ssailan', half
stunned, choked, and partially blinded, was get.
ting the worst of it. His courage was oozing
out.
Take turkey!"s shouted Brown, as noble
old sobler descended fairly upon the coloners
head and bursting, filed his hair and eyes with
dali aln,t 4, AN Al
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SHERIFF was once asked to execute a
writ against Quaker. On arriving at his
house be saw tho Quaker's wife, who, in re.
ply to the inquiry whether her husband was
at home, said no was, at the same time re-.
qnested him to be seated, and her husband
would speedily see him. The officer waited
patiently for some time when the fair Qua.
keress coming into the room he reminded
her OF her promise that he might sec her
husband "Nay. friend, promised that no
would see thee. He has seen thee! He
oid not Ike thy looks; therefore he avoided
another PATH"
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Look atThiS.

7 OFFER FOX SALE A GOOD FARM OF
L $50 ACRES, with all the appurtenances, of
Cows and Farming Tools, with immediate pos.
session, as Dairy Farm,-as iollows Situated
on the main rond from Chardon to Painesville-
IA mile from Chardon Court lIouse-go house
and barn-orchard OF the choicest grated irut-
good we'll and cistern-a beautiful sugar maple
orchard well tinbered and we..watered. Nine
choice dairy cows, farming tools, sleigh, buggy
lot oi lumber. hay and grain sufficient for tie
sock-poultry, q lot of excellent potatoes stoves,
one third oil horsepower and fixtures for saw
ing wood. The terms of pay ment and giving
possession, to accommodate purchaser, can be
unders TODD by calling on Mr.. John Murray, or
the subscriber on the premises Said iarm and
stock &C., will be sold together or separately,t 70
sui; the purchaser. P. II. COVEY.
Chardon. March l2, 1865. 792m3
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GUARDIAN SALE,

N pursuance oi an order Of the Probate Court
i OF Geauga County, Ohio made on the day OF
May, 1925, in the case OF VIM. Richa rds, guard.
ian OF Adelia Macarthur, ag AUST his ward, The
undersigned will, on the 18th day OF June, A..
ID. 1868, at IL O'Clock NJ, on the premises offer
at public sale the undivided half OF the following
describe real estate, siua te in Geauga Comfy,
Ohio, to wit; known by being pa art OF Lot N am.
Der II in Tract 2, and boonded as follows: Be-
ginning at point south 3G1S degrees, east one
chain and links from the south. east corner OF
the ioImer dwelling OF Randall McArthurahence
south ~ degrees, 70 minutes, west chaiIs and
2S links; thence north degs, east chains and
80 links; thence nortn s9 d. 20 m, east Q chains
and 70 links; thence south deg 90 min, east 3
chains and So links, to the place of beginning,
containing one and 7-l00ths acres of land A lso
,pari OF Lot No. II, Tract Q, in said township,
and bounded as follows; Beginning south SO X
degs east chain and Q links from the south.
east corner OF said dwelling; thence east chain
and 75 links; thence north dess. east 4 chains
and s3 links, to the center OF the road; thence
north 42H degs., west 81 links, thence south Sc
degs., 70 minutes, west chains and II links
thence south Ga degs.. east chains and So links
TO the place OF beginning, containing one acre o!
land.
Terms OF Sale-Ons. third cash on the day of
sale; one third in one year. nnd one third in two
years from the day of sale, to be secured by u
mortgage on the premises sold; and the deferred
payments TO be on interest al the rate of S per
cent. per aRnum, payable annually.
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
s0iw4 Guardian OF Adelia Macarthur.
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New Skirt for 1865.
The GREAT INVENTION Of tue ogoin
HOOP SKIRTS

=, W. BRADLEy'S New Patent DUPLEX Ell.
LirIlC lor doublel SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS, BRADLEY a. CARY, (late ], I g.
); " West) SOLE PROPRIETORS and Nj AN
uFACIuRERS,y " Chambers and 70 and 81
Readc Streets, New York
THIS INVENTION consists of DUpIrx for
~, tWol Elliptic Steel Springs, ngeniously Braided
Tightly and Firmly together, edge to edge, max.
ing the TOUCHES ST, most flexible Elastic and Du.
rable Spring ever used. 1hoy seldom Bend or
Break like the Single Springs, and conseaue ntiy
Preserve their Perfect and Beautiful Shane
Twice as Long as any othor Skirt
The WONDERFUL FLExIBILIrY and Great Com.
fort and pleasu Q to any Lady wearing the Du.
pex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particular.
ly iE all Crowded Assemblies, O6efas Carriages.
Railroad -ars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for
Promenade and House Dress, as the Skirt can be
folded, when in use, to occupy a small place as
easily as a Silk or Muslin Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort,
and great convenience OF wearing the duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt" for single day, will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use For Children, Misses and Young Ladies,
they are Superior to all others.
They are the Best Qualityin Every Part, and
Unquestionably The Liz htest, Most Desirable,
Comfortable end Economical Skirt Ever Made
FOR SALE in all First Class Stores In / his
City. and thr oughout the United States and Car
ndas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America,
and the West Indies
inquire FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Skirt 196w9.
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GS The latest reports of the changs, In
the Cabinet state that the Hon. Charles
Francis Adams is to succeed Secretary Sew.
ard; that Senator Simmer fs to he Minister
TO the Court of st, James; that Preston King
VIII succeed Secretary Welles. and that Mr..
stanton goes out certain. The SUCCESSORS
pamed by gossip for the latter gentleman
are General Butler or the Hon. Montgom-
cry Blair.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


RY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the
- Conrl OF Common Pleas of Geauga County,
Ohio, wherein Seth Edison is plaintiff, and Julia
and deiveled and daled May 18th, 1865, | sha II
olier ior sale at public vendue, at the Court House
in Chardon IN said County. on SATURDAY,
the following real estate, situate in the township
as parts OF lots Nos. 3, and 6, Tract No. 2, and
bounded as follows: beginning at the southwest
corner Of Lot No 4, Tract 2; thence running ives,
to the so-called River road running to Mitchel's
Mills; thence southerIy along said road to land
OF Mrs. Angel; thence east TO the west line Of
Lot No 3: thence south said lot line to the
line of said Tract thence east on said Tract
line 10 the south.e Wst corner OF said Lot No g.
thence north on said lot line to the so lth.eas
corner OF said Lot No S in Tracr No q; thence
west on the south line of Lots No. 4 and 5 to the
place OF beginning, containing abOu, l60 res of
lard, excepting and reserving thereirom the fol-
lowing described lands, TO witt all thai part Of
Lot No. described above and being all of said
Loi No 6, Tract No, 2, except 20 acres in the
south west part Of sRid Lot, owned BY w. Heath,
excepting and reservins also the following de-
scribed premises, TO wit: being in Lot 3, begin.
ming at the north west corner OF Lot No in said
Tract; thence west chains. 43 links; thence
south 33 chains, &c links; thence east chains,
43 links; thence north 33 chains, &C links to the
place Of beginning, containing 25 acres OF land
Said premises are appr aised at $3.50. Terms
OF Salc--Cash in hand.
- BIN, SHAW, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Geauga Co.,
May 18th, 1865, SOlw5
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DfNI 2 . OfDV ELIL,
Capt. and Pro, Mar. 18th Dist, q. .

DOUGLAS JERRoLD once said to an ar.
dent young gentleman who was desirous
of seeing his name in print. "Be advised
by me, young man; don't take down the
the shutters before there is something in
the window.n
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DR.. Cheeseman's pills

have been Standard Remedy for over 30 years,
and are the most e1ectual one ever known for
all complaints peculiar to FEMALES To all class
es they are invaluable, inducing, NTH certainty,
periodical regularity. They are known to thou.
sands throughout the country, who have used
them al different periods, having the sanction Of
some OF the most en- mineat american Physicians.
Explicit Directions NTH each Bor. Pr,ce One
DoiIar per Bor, or Boxes for S5, containing
from so to 60 Pills. Pills sent by mat promptly
secure from observation, by remittng to the Pro.
prietors. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENER-
ALLY. HU1CHINGS & HILLYER,
PIoprietors,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
Sold by Cook & McGowan, Chardon; S Moo
dey. .. II. Lee and D. II Parmly, Painesvie;
II. T.. Kellogg and Cook a. Smead, Madison;
Burr & Bates, Willoughby. 77Sy ldec9
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

were the commencement of q new era in the
Treatment ot irregularities and distractions that
nave consigned so many TO a premature grave.
No female can enjoy good health unless She is
regular; and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline. These
Plils form The fntst preparation eUer put foruard
with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DO
NOT BE DECEIVED. Take this advertise
nent to your Druggist. and tell him you wont the
BEST aud mos, RELIA BE FEMALE Med
icine in the World, Which is comprised in these
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

WE make ourselves more injuries than are OF.
Tered us; they many times pass or wrongs in our
thoughts that were never meant as such.
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Attachment.

Attachment.
Alvin Kile, plaintiff, J Before S E. Clapp, J.
r,,, aaggSSlns. against s,o P.oi Huntsburg Tp,,
nN the 18th day OF May, A ID. 1865, said Jus.
~ tice issued an Order of Attachment in the
nboye action, for the sum of ten dollars and six
ty-fouf cents. ALVIN KlLE:
Huptsburg, May 18th, 1865. - sOIw3
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A Great Discovery.

nR. T.. STICKNEY, Of New York has pro.
- duced Compound that cures the disease
that prevails to great extent in seme parts Of
this State. which bafies the skill OF most physi-
eians-which some term Camp Itch some Salt
kind Of breaking out When children are first
attack cd they are doctered ror the Itch which
generally makes them break out worse. For
Sale by Cook Il McGowan, Chardon, Ohio, the
only place wher q iica be procured in the state.
Price, SO cent per box.
9crOn receipt of 55 cents We will send box
to any part of the State
COOK & MCGOWAN,
146If
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Hear Ye! Hear Ye !!

The undersigned have
Just returned from Mea0 Yorh,
where they have bought
q Large Stock Of Goods, and
at the time when they
touchedMe LoaDest point aOithin
the last 2 years--which
they nov offer to the public at
the LO w EST Posi-
bic Price. Our &ock consists
of Everything usually
Kept in q country store, such as
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hdsJust returned from, the city
Of ~ York, a0here he las l,ur-
chased q NeaO &oclc of Goods,
for vardety of style, dr.
rabllity of material and firm
ness Of texture, cannot be eD,
celled IN this section. As to
tile Price,
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Drn Goods.
A LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.


AT LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.
now case Of PLAIN SILK for EVENING Just received,
ct 81 25, same quality sold SO 80.
PLAIDED aud STRIPED SILK, good quality at 81 Is.
BLACK SILK VELVET for CLoAhS % per c. cheaper
than marked pdcea
wOOLFNs FOR DRESSES.
200 pieces ALL WOOL ENTREES CLOTH double width
at % etc., reduced from 81 %.
400 pieces PLAIDED, STRIPED and MELANGE P0PLiHs
baaucs Of an importation. at % cts instead Of ST.
pLAIDED LIysEY wOoLsEY for dresses, jus: received
from Paris.
The department. of POPLlNS. EMPRESS CLOTH, NE
RINos and ALPACA JUST REPLENIsHED for the week.
LEGRAlN'S, No 729 BrosdSay,
cor wayerioy-pace.
P.s.-NE " VELVET BEAVER CLOTH for CLoAKs'
NEW AsTRAGAE CLOTH, Just received.
REAL AsTRAGAS SKINS in GRAY for TRIMMING
CLOAKS.
MUFf GLOVES at 81.
LEGRATN
IN TIE CURTAIN ROOM Of LEGRAIN-
Il NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, from
81 A25.
LACE CURTAINS. 80 aud upward
TAMB., APP. 4 MOTT. vRsTIBOLE LAcEs'
PLAIN AND BORDERED REPS.
WOOD AND METAL CORNlCES.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT Of STRIPED SLIP COVER
lNGs and FURNITURE CHE1A
PRINTED. EMBOSSED, VICTORIA and EMBRolD'
Erred TABLE and PIANO COVERS.
e4andss FINE TAPESTRY COVERS.
WHITE SHADES, and
SHADE HOLLANDS, by PIECE or YARD.
LACE CURTAINS REFINisHED ia the BEST MANNER.
LEGRAfS,
No 20 Broadway.
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DEAL ESTATE SALE.
n ~ ALDRlnGE & SCOTT
DAVID SCOTT, Auctionez.
On MEpNEspAY. 10. p. .. ; ?. :.

A, the .al,.room Of D. SCOTT. No. 80 hsntson-ryst
Jet.ev Cy w be sold tts lots Of sfouu situated 10 Ha$
.ou City " j. on Montgomery and sumuit-ive', ia'oi
- and Uuurlee ghirn % have been sod On ne a
inst on thc premises aAd postponed on accult ~ 'ofag
,.ihef A vi.t tins property VIII De- 1t Ne. pm 10y
tbo.s not familiar witht.r Zoe lily. u can ~ -earI ih
j,r. nom me lIoboA.n frrrs hy ,he haboAel husoa
cts 1nd West HOBO horstcais. Terms e. Z! W. ~
MAJ. arr rady At 80 aJ Mort .oasgy bib, Jery eit =.
A. The Po,,-OHce Hudson CRY, also rs ihe od1's Z" JAZZ
NJ Mill.r so. % Pno-si.. y. y.
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ALL WANTING FAKMS.

COTTON PLANTATIONS.-D Desirable cor.
~ TON PLANTATIONS for SALE in Alabama Ino,,.
At Oacr of AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND ACEy
CY 30. 90 Broadway.
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.nRANGE COUNTY MILK FARM At AUG
OrfON More chance 10 buy 40 Acres OF pine LAND,
with 6v.t class improvement, ths Erie Rod within "
miles II depot church, scho3ls Ac Inquire q M NkOoA
No ~ Errr, st. L. - the ub-cribcr, on tae premises
j. a. NKOOM, NisAiugtouvle OuiH-- Couaiy y. l.
DEACH FARM for SALE. 40 acres. $500
trees three yeuTs old. ~ nilrs south Of Philosophers
j, miles from northeast depot Coed Co.. sid On he Phir
dr,phiA Wilmington md Baltimore Railroad. Lend AZ
nicely - thr .ouh good view Of ana RIVER Atdoa'S
STERN Whining. on, De-.
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o,pLENpID villa and COTTAGE slIES

CILtN DID WIN NIu - q - :, ,e,,,r.
- for SALE Ia PASS Ak, y J.-Iae aftelion A ~,
i-.r,r homo IN the suburbs 90 Newly or1, ID det " 7,
superb SITES which can nov De 7'cnrct ~ W. - q
PI.sit. They average i00 q Z oui -io e9'e @ s..i
+. y iIts ,ra commanding most magnificent Ni'N~ a. 80
nm, Is II miles fioa NewNork by Ere ha"hl .s,.
ton a the station ,srh day Communication are aaoI' s,
r. ~, ave lo,of,A on r.sant wide avenues Pan H.
vib die bet AMI Lsudsome.t shato tree Anlt l,d
I. s.rn sssu,i uuisaicrs. As thc whoi' ~ an
rvo. oil archrcf1re llI.r laubes oi,Wt ~. ~
erected and othcrs in procc.s OF Die'o- N,l i.ss
phlrt -ivnr ION rartc 30 uav bs hs4 ai' Ar, ia
IoaS - PAL LlSON SO. 40 Plr-si, or py tA.s -
he uudor.i med t Passaie, Who IN ..ow &c issL
afternoon. - ~ N l-----------
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Mem Publications.
4 CONCISE -, r,,,v p,ptr,

ANTIQUITIES. BIoGkArhI GE0GRAf'i N4'"
EDITED BY WILLIAM SMITH, LL'
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Real 0tslaie tor Sale.

EOR SALE-On Courtlandt-st., near Green
i wie st., large pioce Of GROUND aboat - io@ font By
1913 foes IA DEPTH -ai vide re.t Win buildings
brs,css. Store on Courandl 30 meas boadw'y extra
width aud dep.h 80,
;~o store. Oh courlmd' st. ID ,, 3u'a.
Two othcr. neat Gr.en~ich.l
sr,tcias, stove Broadway, u,'r Fron'' '''i'o a
ALSO.
10 Fulton. -. ue,r Oreenwichst
on Psrk p,,e Broadway ruunus through 20 Mlrsy st.,
ALSO.
on Chspheu,, Broadway, ts'' class nsIbofgont
Store o
on Chambers a., GIecna s., '4i'a5.e sor he po,cy
tlade ~
on Resia ~. near Churchst hr'te'a" Siof..
ALSO
on waksrsi near BroadT,sy l5'tels'' double Store.
on Bsoal,ny, near Princ's, 95,!oo feet.
on Isonardsl. between Broadway aud Churcost, hrs's
Store, 23El23 ieei- 40.
on Broadway, near P,rL place
House, and Lot. on Leonard a., between nfoaasay sri
Elinst. 49,.
on Worthtt, between Broadway eDd Find,
ALSO,
ALSO.
on Po,rl.st near CsdArst.
on South wirlanIt, near wilsn,i
ALSO,
on John.,t., nsM Gold ST.
on Msid.nllne, near wilamst.
ARIy'0 HOMER MORGAN. No. rlae".
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-18

sSkk8sN For Sale. al "
a. A modern three-story Brick House. NO. 10y
@:i: Congress Street. Lot S3x12o feet, WIZ 80 ~
stable together with passass ~ nj; iii Ia ~
the lot. II not sold by, the 10TH Oh fr TS,~ ;,
leased for a tern Of years =
Inquire of ,orTrE. lima S.raa.
Portland, Aug. 96-au 81 AALlaall
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-18
CATION TO TIE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must Know
that remedies handed out for general use should Lave
their efficacy established by well tested experiences III
the hands Of regularly educated ply slciai Nhose
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties ne must
Inlfll yet the country is flooded with poor nostrumS
and cure-as purportng to be The best In the world
not only useless, but always injurious. Inc nm
fortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting MS
physician. rs 1t Is lamentable yet inconroyert-
able tact, that many syphilite patients are made
miserable with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practice;
ior 1t = point generally conceded by the lest syph-
ographers, that the study and management Of these
complaints should engross the whole time Of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time to make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system Of treatment In most eases max
ing an indiscrminate use OF that antquated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury.