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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-10
MARRTIIJl

In Auburn, Oct. 3Otb, at the resid ence
Of the brides father, by l. p. Scott, ESQ. =,
Mr.. ORR TRUMAN, OF Troy, and Miss
SAMANTHA CRAFTS, of Auburn.
Many the Crafts that man IN life pursues:
But he's Tru.m n that only one will choose
Nos~~.~s~~o~~S~NNoN NoNoOoON~Oo~~~~~~o>
DIED.
In Camb ridge, Ill, Oct. 9th, 1865, ELEANOR
u SCOTT, vile OF Robert Scott, oged 76 years
The deceased was sister Of the late John P.
Converse, Of Parkmnn, and Tor many years a
resident Of Chardon. Quiet and retiring in man
ners, mild nnd genial in disposition, devoted
wife and mother, a kind and obliging neighbor, q
true and sympo,hizing friend, she will be remem
bered only FOR her many noble and amiabe ouali
ties by all who knew her. After q on ng, even,lul
and laborious life, she rests in peace.
Cleveland papers please copy
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Western Reserve Seminary.

We call the attention OF our readers 10
the advertisement Of this deservedly pop
ular institution, in another column. 1t
is pleasantly located at West Pennington,
and very accessible to students residing
in this County. We learn that, under
its present Management, IL is in q more
flourishing condition than at any previous
period of it's history. There is no school
in The West in which superior advantages
are afforded in the departments Of Ian.
guages. Mathematics, Painting and Draw
ing and Music. The department of
Painting and Drawing lie under the care
Of lady who has had the benefi, OF sew.
eral years. private instruction from Mr..
Stanley, Of Washington, D. G., one of the
most celebrated artists OF America. The
department OF Music is ia the charge of
one who has spent thousands Of dollars
and devoted lifetime in acquiring tho
rough training in that department. In
the study of the Languages, both ancient
and modern, advantages ore afforded
which are believed 10 be equal to those Of
the best institutions OF learning in any
part Of the country. Nor are any Of the
branches Of a common English education
neglected, but the same tholoughness
pervades every department, from the
highest to the lowest All the regular
teachers have had from five TO twenty
years experience, and none are employed
who do not possess fine abilities in their
profession. Any desired information re-
specting the institution, not contained in
its advertisement, may be obtained by
addressing Rev. J. NJ. Leonard, A. NJ,
Principal, West Pennington, Trumbull
Co., Ohio.
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Ayers Pills.

A RE you sick, feeble and complai ming
N Are you out of order. with your system
deranged and your feelings uncomfortable:
These sy ymptons are often the prelude to &C..
rious illness. Somo fit of sickness is groom
ing upon you, and should be averted BY
timely uso of the right remedy Take
Ayers Pills, and cleanse out the disordered
humors-purify the blood and let the e uids
move on unobstructed in health again.
They stimulate the functions of the BODY
into vigorous activity, purify the system
from the obstructions which make disease
\ cold settles somewhere in the body, and
deranges it's natural functions. These, if
not relieved, react upon themselves and the
surrounding organs, producing general ag-
gravation, suffering and arrangement -
While in this condition, take Ayers Pills and
see how directly they restore the natural &C
ton of the system, and with it the buoyant
feeling of health again. What is true and
so apparent in this trivial and common com.
plant is also true in many of the deep seat
ed and dangerous dis,emperg. The same
purgatve effect expels them. Caused by
similar obstructions and arrangements OF
the natural functions Of the body, they are
rapidly and many OF them surely cured by
the same means. Mono who know the vir.
tue of these Pills will neglect to employ
them when suffering from the disorders they
cure.such as Headache, Foul Stomach, Dys.
entery. Bilious Complaints, Indigestion. De.
rangement of the Liver. Costiveness. Con-
stpation, Heartburn, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Worms and Suppression, when taken 10
largo doses
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most
sensitive can take them easily, and they
are surely the best purgative medicine yet
discovered. S26TS
0crFor Sale by Cook e. McGowan, and DR.. ]
Nichols, Chardon; J. N Thompson, Middefeld;
G. w. Garrett, Montville; S. Wright, Huntsburg;
C, p. Treat, Claridon; Bosworth & Parkman,
Auburn, and by dealers generally.
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A Card.

EDITOR OF DEMoCRAT:-ln reply to many let.
ters and inquiries from people in this section Of
the country, the undersigned take great plea asule
in saying through the columns ol your paper, that
our renowned prepar aration known as GOES DYS.
PERSIA CURE, is certain cure for Dyspepsia
in its worst stages Many cures of long standing
within our own acquaintance, have been COM
pletely. and we believe, permanently cured. 1t
will stop distress after eating almost instanta.
neously, and enables the dyspeptic who has lived
for years upon Graham bread and the painest di-
ct. to eat as heartily as he plea and nything
he chooses, without danger of distress, souring
or rising on the stomach. 1t is an htalIible cor.
rector of indigestion and constipation, crcncs a
healthy appetite, stops sick hea dache, heartburn,
sickness at the stomach pains, cramps or collie,
in either stomach or bowels, and sweetens Of
tensivc breath, as soon as taken, and by enabling
the patient 10 take plenty o hearty iood, which
is the parent OF hoallh,' produces vigor, strength
and energy. In every trial we have known. it has
speedily eradicateh Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant sufferIngs, weaknesses, debility and loss oi
power, giving instead, a proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs of digestion, and as
we confidently believe, and as the published Ger.
ufcates il our circulars, almanacs, and in many
Of the leading journals, Fl ON convalescent patients
will confirm completely, permanently and almost
mracu!ousy cure the worst cases OF dyspepsia
in existence. We warrant it in every instance
1t can he obtained at all the Drugstores in tho
United States and Cnnadas, at 81 per bottle, or
bottles for So.
C. G. CLARK 4 CO.,
PropIietors,
764yl New Haven, Conn
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ARCANA WATCH.
A Elegant Novelty in Watches

The cases OF this watch are composed of sew.
eral different metals combined, rolled together
aud planished, producing all exact initial ton Of
.8 caratgold, called .ircdaa. They are as beau.
,i(ul as solid gold and are af,Jrded at one.fourfh
the cost. The cases are beautifully designed and
are engra we'd the exact style of the celebrated
Gold Hun,ing Levers, ard SO exact an imitation
OF gold rs TO defy detection. The movements
are well finished, having adjusting regulator, line
dial and skeleton hands.
These watches are all Hunting Cases and of
case OF six will be sent for Sl25. A single one
sent in handsome case for S25. They will
readily sell for three times their cost. We also
import very superior, finished and elegan,
watch which we can sell for $40 each, or $3.50
per case CT six. Orders for any kind of watche,
promptly and faithfully fulfilled, Address, AR
CANA IVA TCH CO., No. 60 FUTON ST.. New
York City, Importers and Dealers in Watches o
every description. s26wG
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evThs Atlantic Monthiy for Novembt

@s-Ths Atlantic Monthiy for November
is published. The contents are as follows
Why tho Putkammer Castle was destroy ed
The Rhyme of the Masters Mate; The Wis
ible and Invisible in Libraries; Letter to a
YouEg Housekeeper; The Peace Autumn;
DR.. Johns, x; Rodolphe Topffer; The Chin.
ney Corner, x; JeremyI Bentham; A Fare.
we'll to Agassiz; The Forge; The Progress
of the Electric Telegraph; The Field OF Get.
tysburg; Alexander Hamilton; Reviews and
Literary Notices. Ticknor and Fields, Pub
fishers, l24 fremont st., Boston.
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ny Harper's Monthly for November

Gs Harper's Monthly for November is
received. We give the table of contents:
Ascent of Popocatepotl; The Monks of Basle;
The Walker River Country; flow to Re-
Franklin's Tan; Anna Maria Ross; The
Chimneys; The Great Westminster Can
vass; The Silent; The Wife's Thank-of offeriug;
Pozzuoli and Vosuvius; Our Consecrations;
Recollections of General Rousseau; Arma.
dale-By Wilkie Collins; Going and Com.
ing; Our Mutual Friend; Monthly Record
of Current Events; Editors Easy Chair; Ed
itor's Drawer. 'e
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School Examiners Notice.

The Meetings Of the Board of Schoo
Examiners OF Geauga County, for tie
first quarter Of the School Year, have beer
held; ye, one more meeting for the sec.
ond quarter, will be had on Saturday, the
ed day Of Dec, 1865, at Chardon; wher
it is hoped all applicants that have beer
prevented attending any Of the meetings
and all who did not intend 10 teach, bu
have been "pressed into the SERVICE" will
remember the day, and be present. TIT
hour is 10 o'clock A. NJ.
.- 10. WORKABLE, Clerk.
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Administrator Sale of Real
Estate.

Tn pursuance of an order granted by the
Il Probate Court of Geauga County, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, on the
18th day of December, 1865. at ten o'clock,
forenoon, upon the premises, the following
described real estate, situate in the County
of Geauga and State of Ohio, to wit: Known
as part os Lot No. 81, Tract No. One, n
Bainbridge Township, County and State
aforesaid. and bounded as follows; On the
east, by the highway leading from the centre
OF Russell to the centre of said Bainbrdge;
on the north. by A. Green's land; and on
the south and west, by the lines of said Lot
No. 27; and containing one hundred acres
of land.
Terms of Sale.-One-th third of the purchase
money to be paid down, one.third in one
year, and one-third in two years from time
of sale, with annual interest on deferred
payments, aud secured by mortgage on
premises sold --'-.-'
: JEREMIAH EVANS,
LOVINA MCFARLAND,
Administrators of L. d. Mcfarland.
. ...s.r'. ..T r..- ra 826w4
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A Good Paper for Farmers, Gardeners
and Fruit. Growers.

We have received No. l. Vol. X of the
Rural american, published at UTICA. N. Y.
which is much enlarged and improved, and
now takes rank as equal in value and style
to any other publication of its class in this
country. Indeed, if each issue shall con.
tain as much valuable and interesting read.
ing as the numbor before US, We may very
properly give it the character of being the
best paper for farmers, fruit-growcrs and
:heir families, of it's kind, in the United
States.
The Rural american is o ] 6 page quarto
| issued on the LIST and l5th of each month, at
| y so year. and every subscriber receives
as gratuity, sent by mail, post paid a
Concord. Delaware, or Hartford Prolific
Grape Vino; or six Of Rus Q Is Great Pro.
life Strawberry Plants. said to produce Der.
ries as largo as hons eggs, and to yield
moro than ary other variety in existence;
or splendid Engraving, 24x3o inches, worth
from 81 so to So 90. ....-,
We understand that the proprietor, Mr.,
Miner, owns farn where ho cultiva,es the
choicest varieties of grape vines and straw.
berry plants, which he sends free TO sub.
scribers to bis paper. This is something
new 10 us-the g'ving d,cay of the best va
rieties of these things; besides paying the
postage on Them, as Mr.. Miner docs His
paper is worth more than he asks for it; and,
as every subscriber receives one or two dol.
lars worth of choice vines, plants. &c we
think he ought to receive host of subscri-
bers. He offers to send samples of his pa
per free to applicants, and those who sub
scribe before the next volume commences
(Jan 1st, 1869 receive the paper-fer 1865
free, from the time their subscriptions arc
received, and through 1866 for their money.
The Rnral american is an old paper of ten
years standing; and hundreds of thousands
of vines, &C., We learn, have been sont free
to its subscribers, within two years, Ad.
dress. T. B. Miner, Clinton, Oneida Co..
NY.
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HOME DEPARTMENT..

@-We are authorized to receive sub
scriptions for Horper's Magazine or Har.
per's Weekly, 10 connection with The Dem.
ocrat, at S3,25, which is even less than
the club price. New subscribers 10 the
Democrat, and old ones not in arrears,
by paying US S5,25, can secure either OF
these invaluable publications for tie com.
ing year, in addition thereto. Persons
residing in any part Of the County may
avail themselves Of this offer, as both
the Mogos;ne and Weekly are sent to any
address.
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= - '"'i''6 "'bus A>Oi th- w cet'
This month, having about the average
temperature for October, and inches
less rain than last month, was very favor
able for fall work. There fell consider
able hail, for about half an hour, near
midnight, on the 18Th. On the lst, there
was thunderstorm at evening, and, on
the 7tb, two,-one in the morning, and
one at evening. These, however, were
mostly to the North. The first snow OF
the season fell on the P. NJ. Of the 28;h,
having been preceded by a rain of Two
days and two nights continuance.
The first frost occurred on the morning
Of the l3 h. but did no harm. Dablias
continued in lull bloom till the 22d.-
Then water froze to the depth OF / inch,
The following gives the date Of the
latest frost in Spring, and the earliest in
the Fall, and The period without frost in
days:
1857--May 18Th Oct. 2lst--l57 days.
1858 May lsth-Oct. 96sh--l59 1"
le59-Juue ll,h-Oct. lOth-iOo L"
1860 April 96'h- Sept 29!h-153 d"
1861 May 3Oth-Oct. 9lst-l44
1862 May 99h-Oct. 18:h--149 4"
1863-May 2O,h- Sept.27,h-13O "
1864-June 1ltb-Oct. l4th-125 +"
18f5--May l2th--Oct. l3lh-l54
The yoarly average period without
frost, Cor this section, is little over lao
days, or about 4S months.
Welshfeld, Nov. lst, 1865.
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HgThe popular Balladist, Mr.. r. W.

EyThe popular Bslladst, Mr.. r. W
Seager, late Principal Of. the 81. Pau
(Minn. Academy Of Music, and Con.
ductor OF Immense Floral Musical Con.
ventions recently held in Columbus, Erie
Meadville and PaiEesvil!e, is to give @
Grand Organ. Ballad Concert at the
Baptist Church in this place, on Saturday
evening Of the present week. From the
programme and the reputation of the
performer, we jndge that all who attend
will enjoy rare musical treat. Ad
mission, 25 cents.
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AND
National Telegraph Institute.

+ e.; :; i :;$: ;:;=:;;. s:%::;. : Principals.
First College Building, Cor: Penn 4 81. Clair SIS
Second g o. f. Building, Fifth 81
Third " Nos &c d, %, ST.. CLAIR 81.
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 4, 1865.
9. Palmer, Malta, Morgan Co., O.
W. II Blair, FaIlow Field, Crawford Co. Pa.
R, Cunningham, Pittsburgh. Pa.
A. V. Holmes, Rich Valley, AlIegh'y Co, Pa.
j. II. Flack, Pittsburgh. Pa.
G. Weiss. Pittsburgh, Pa.
". W. Cox, Hope Church, A'legh'y Co Pa.
J. 7. Woodward, ,Chalfans, Champaign Co. O.
}. p. Butler, Wurtom burg, Lawrence Co., o.
f. A. Leo. Sandy, Columbiana Co.. o.
&C. Chadwick, Columbia Centre, Lick Co. o,
D. Sboup, Evansville. Allen Co.. Ind,
W E Leonard, CoIlamer, Cuyaboga Co o.
W. d. Downing. Franklin, Venango Co, Pa.
W. S. Springer, Chiffon, Allegheny Co., Pa.
j. R. Foster, Adams. Armstrong Co., Pa.
Il. Collins, youngstown. MahoDing Co., O.
ia Mutnersbough, ,IIowisto wD NJ film Co. Pa.
M. M Horton, Wolls' Tannery Fulton Co., Pa.
E r. Spencer. Lenox, Ashtabula Co., o.
J. G. Watson, HUNTSVILLE, Logan Co., o.
G. R. Morrison. E. Sprinsfeld. JEFF. Co., o.
Harriet Riley. Pittsburgh, Pa. .... ..
J. Wolf. Mcclure Tp, Allegheny Co., Pa.
A. Hoffman. Allegheny, Allie. Co.. Pa.
Il, Warren, Businessburgh, Bel. Co., o.
W. Killer, Clifton, Greene Co.. o.
J S. Forsyth, Brownsville, Fayette Co., Pa.
JIM C.Wilson, Yellow Springs, Greene Co., o.
ID. Kirkland, Pittsburgh, Pa.
p. Ablefeld. Ada. Hardin Co., o.
]. A. Green. Freeport, Harrison Co., o.
j. 7. Moss, Now Salem, Fayette Co, Pa.
A, II. Neidg. Western, Linn Co.. Iowa.
r. w. Meats, jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.
w. Porter,
J. S. Mossman,
d. S. Gillis, Klnsman. Trumbull Co., o.
91rFor ;elms and information concerning the
College, address
JENKINS, SMITH g. COWLEY.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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as-short Notices of HUNNEwELL'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH MEDY.-
@gHUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE,
and @s-HUNNEWELL'S ECLECTIC
PILLS will be found in our Notice Columns
from month to month, and where their
great character has not been tested, justice
to preparations founded on the most perfect
respect to laws in medicine. asks their ac.
ceptance with confidence, tOaich ,oiH be sa.
cred. They are for sale by all dealers.
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T OST OR STOLEN "A note of $50 odd dol.
Peek, dated in July last, and due two years from
date. All persons are warned against purchasing
said note, and any person finding the same and
returning IL TO me, will be suitably rewarded.
MARY. A HUNT.
Chardon, Oct. 9th, 1866, 'ssiws
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wNo reader should overlook the cir,
cular of the Ohio Monument Association,
to be found on our frst page. Hon.
B. B. Woodbury. is authorized TO receive
subscriptions to the Monument Fund
We trust our citizens need no argument
to induce them to subscribe.
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w-The next meeting OF the Union
Musical Association, 10 commence at
Claridon on the l2Ih OF December, will
continue two days, instead Of three, as
stated last week.
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"We're not ourselves.

"We're not ourselves,
When nature, being oppress'd, commands
the mind
To suffer with the body"
For CATARRH or Gold in the Head use
DR.. d. II Seeiye's LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY, pleasant ana most efiicacious
specific. " 's ..' r..
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EF There were forty-four applicants
-twenty-lhree ladies and twenty. one
gen,lemen-at the Teachers Examina
tion in this place on Saturday last, all
of whom received certificates.
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF Ge.
auga County at their meeting in December next,
for the vacation OF that portion OF the road lead
iLg from the town line road between Auburn
and Troy, TO the north ard south road through
the west part of Troy Township, which lies in
Section 20, or the east part of said road, lying
Nov Sd, 1865. 625w4s
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ns-A polished surface does not ,lwav

egA polished surface does not always
indicate merit within; but glance at the
interior of Jshn Parmele's Shaving and
Shampooing Rooms, convincss one that
he has everything in order, foi the con-
yenience OF his customers.
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~Some Painesvile men $50 the Tel.
egroph learns) are in luck--a dispatch
having been received from tbs oil regions
to the effect that a well with which they
are connected has commenced flowing
at the rate of 800 barrels per day.
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ay-Our townsman. VIM. H. Melton,
has raised two remarkable cabbagcsthis
year, one measuring ls inches around the
head, and weighing 80 pounds, and the
other measuring II inches around the
head, and weighing 25 pounds. ..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-10

EY-The commissions of the Justices
OF the Peace elect are ready for delivery
st the Office OF the County Cleik.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-10

EEP gainesville is getting to be great
place. One evening last week, a man
was knocked down on one its streets, and
robbed of about $500 in money. The
robber has not yet been apprehended.
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former years !:
Notice to Teachers.

"A Teachers Institute will be held in
Chardon, commencing Tuesday, Nov
2lst, and continuing four days. Compe'
tent Lecturers and Teachers are expected
The Teachers of Geauga County are es.
pecially requested to avail themselves o.
this opportunity for better preparation
for their responsible duties. ..
By order OF the Committee OF Ar
raugements.
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~ Gen. Garfield is announced to lee.
ture before the Lecture Association OF
Ashtabula on the 17ih inst Subject
"a Chap Of Commercial History"
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~Our thanks are due to Hon. J. A.
Garfield for various Congressional and
other public documents.
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SUBSC RIPTIONS:
1866.

The Publishers have perfected q System Of
Mailing by which they can supply the Magazine
and Weekly promptly 10 those VINO prefer to re-
ceive their periodicals directly from the Office of
Publication.
The Postage on EIarper's Weekly is 20 cents
year, which must be paid ct the subscribers
post.ofiice.
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@BWe are glad TO note the continued
improvement OF Rev. J. D. Norton, whose
illness we mentioned las: week. ...
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EESee advertisement OF Missouri
Lands in another column. u Lacy &
Adams, Agents.
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TERMS;
HARPER's WEEKLY, One Year, 81.

An Extra Copy of either the Magazine OF
Weekly will be supplied gratis 'or every Club o
5Subscribers, at "a each in one remittance; or sx
Copies Tor $50.
Back Numbers can be sent nj any time
The Annual Volumes o HARPERs WEEKLY
in nea! cloth binding, will be cent by Express
free OF expense, for 81 each. A Complete Sci
comprising Eight Volumes. sent on receipt o
Cash at the rate OF So 25 per volume, freight q
the expense Of The Purchas ser. Address
HARPER G BR OTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York.
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NIOTlCE-The Undersigned has been duly ap-
~ pointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Martha A. Ferry decd late of Ches.
ter, Gsauga County, Ohio
E. o. LYMAN.
Chester, November Sd, 1865. s25ws
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TTt is with much pleasure that we pub.
lish the following announcement Of a
Teachers Institute soon to be held in
Chardon. We hope it will be largely at.
tended, and the same interest manifested
in it, by both members and spectators, as
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ILLUSTRATIONS.

ltw be the aim OF the Publishers to maintain
the high standa d of excellence in this depart
mont which hasrendered the WEEKLY a necessity
to all who desire
A Complete Pictorial History of the Times.
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Troy Items.
"TAsTE OF WINTER"


Sunday morning, Nov. 9Th, dawned
> upon Us, with snow about inches deep,
and the day closed with the thermometer
down to "a degrees, and the snow u
inches.
RECENT LAND SALES. <-.
The dairy farm of Samuel Evans was
sold 10 John l.. Moore, Of Psrkman, for
$4,000. The same also bought of the
widow and heirs. the farm Of the late
Amos Moore, for $4,000.
The tavern stand at the center OF this
town has sgaiu changed hands. and is
now owned by D. NJ. Marcy. Price,
$4,000.
E. P. Latham, late Of the 10th Ohio
Battery, has sold his homestead to John
Cutler, who owns q farm adjoining, for
$4,000. ra.. B,F,A,