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THE FINEST OvERcOATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
l. V. BRoKAw. No. 62 Lafayette-place,
No. 81 FouItb.aye., opposite Cooper Union
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From an Edsos in Ulster County. \ Y.
TteIe i,sOne Olhs- equal to il in any respect
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from Coax County. Ill

been much interested and instructed late IN read
ina Jour work. Medical Common Sense" Ny vile b,, also
been qi,e pleased with It Il to be WORK lhss
shsad DO tioroush inirodaeed everywhere.
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Fun for the Fenians.-Ths great Comic Periodical
THE PHUNNY pHELLOW,

Pun for the Fenlans.-The great Comic Periodical
THE PHUNNY pIIELLOW,
FOR DECEMBER,
Ready TOMORROW, October 26,
WIN bs found particularly inter sting TO everybody wSs Is In
any manner concerned about tie FENIAN rnoveulen l,
contains laughabe double page illustration repressang
THE VALIANT FENIANS
~ rHs ACT OF "a
sKiSNING IHE BRITISH LION,
PREDATORY TO
TANNING THE HIDE or THE ROYAL BAiSr.
Any sttemp describe tins picture would be useless
lar demonstration can alone be satisfactory.
We also publish, In tie number buresque article
entitled
F'ENIANISM EXPOSEDl
PHE SECRETS BETRAYED.
THE PASSWORD "NAB0CLISH.n
Il describes the experience Of whose curiosity In
uced him to Join the Brotherhood and who duTing the
itation, had
HIS HAIR OILED WITH sHILLELAH JuICEi
Another very humorous design is that entitled
THE MANAGERS PLOT,
Which depicts.ths
ASSASSINATION OF SATANIC JENNY.
There number Of other humorous designs various
topics any Of which viii make the most demure burst
the bond, Of gloom, and laugh like philosopher
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From Aneshsny Co. SD.

have read your work entitled Medical Common ssns'
and nd Il very interesting work-e work which
both cid and young, should yeod.
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DRMrLCENT.

HONEY, GLYCRgISE AND PALM SCARS,
j. C.. HULLs SON No. ID PARK.Bow, n "
Manufacturer of every style OF Staple and Toilet Soaps
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TIE UNIVERSAL CLoTHEs-WRISGER, with cog
wheels Warranted the best in use Statesmen wanted
everywhere X. c. BRoWKIXG Gen. Ag't. 37 Broadway
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KISos COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr. Dor. 25.--
Noe. 81 &c. fe 81 81 81 Ga o. it o. g. g. Us II. ~
~, Is, ~ 20 80.
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Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES,
of the latest styles, consisting OF
p.RIoR. DiNING. ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES,
Ia nosewood Walnut aud Maple, retailing at nlaDuilfeA
80. "A r. KRUflNAS
P''es' MaNIrPACToRY AND wARERoONs
Nos ~ and o8 East Houstenst,
Rstwrcn Bowery and secondsve.
Al goods warranted.
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From Warren Co., Pa.
From sfontgomerv Co. Pa.

Your Medical csprn,on Sense" consider iay,o,b,.
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Erom saratos. Coun,r, \. =.

FROM Saratoga County, \. Y.
desire toSy that it ia rePlete Si.h th, ilo'na'p ~
much needs By tie els" Of people every
where.
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THE PHUNNY PHELLOw

also contains quite variety Of reading matter Of the most
humorous description embracing Langhable Stories Cont
cal Adventures. siGe--ptns Yarns Jokes Witty Repar
toes ConundTums, Pleasantries, etc.
THE PHUNNY PHELL0W viii be ready ON THURS
DAY, October 2 and for sale BY oil News Agents Price
Ten Cents per copy.
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DIR. E. b. FOOTE, No. 1.l9o Broadway. New. York.
Julius G.. Pohle, VI. d.,

Formerly OF and Successor to
DIR. JAMES II. chiffon & Co.,
ANALYTICAL,AND CONSULTING CHEMIST
No. 489 Brosawsy, n. W. COZ. Bsoome-si.
re- Particular attention paid 10 tue analysis OF Ores Mesis,
Min.rsls Mineral Waters Commercial Products, &c, &c
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Gwish hsa bad years sso think il the rsh kind .
information 70 s1ye.
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WIstar's Balssm
WILD CHERRY
CURES
COUGHS, COLDS,
AND ALL LUNG
COMPLAINTS.
FOR SALE BY
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3. ~. FOWLE SON. Preprietors. Bossen, and
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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From a Lady in Cuyal,oss County. Ohio.

From Lady in Cuyslosa County. Ohio.
A. read your book though you had paed ~
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evil fruit aud them into the fire Of electceiy snd
brOush forth Tree Of Le' the leaves of which shah bs
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my Is stubborn alnsnt Since reading Dr. Fooe
Electricity" have hoen wondering wha. that viftus"
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Regular Union Nomination.
r FOR SUPERVISOR,
ANDREW BLEAKLEY.
"The South yiet0rious.D
WENDELL PHILLIPS

will speak at
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&" From Ashland County, Ohio.
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TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusrgssoRY
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BoRROw New GRACE FROM ART young
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SCHILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT Warranted
certain without the .sle,t danger or Piles old
Wounds Scroula, Salt Rheum al Bone aud SKIN Dis-a4es
&C. For sale ut the Drug store No. % Bowy, and by all
principal Druggists
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ARTIFICIAL LIADs Il. FRANK. PALMER, LII. d.,
OrEs rHs BEsr' PATENT LiAns 70 soLorsas ,.,sI IA
BwAY MY 1909 CHssrsursr., ,Phla 10 0aHxSaI ". b5
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world Perfect natural reisbls harmless and inssnisnseus
IN effect The renupe Ia signed WiLLIAs A. BATcKgLoh
Sold b. al Drussiss Factory No. gl Bsrclsy-s.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24
The Lake Tunnel.

Sixty six feot below tho surface of Lake
Michigan. and nearly two thousand fee
from the shore, party Of q dozen Alder
men and representatives of tho press me
In secret session, yesterday afternoon. be
tween three and four o'clock. Bebipc
them, sboreward, stretched a dark circula,
bore. ave feet in diameter. faced with ma
sonry of the most solid character. Before
them, lakeward, q solid mass of blue clay
sparkling with pyrites of iron. Blu, for the
lack OF coal beds, We might have said, with
Darwin
Hence sable coal his mnssy couch extends,
And stars OF gold the spar king pyrite blends"
TO the right and left of us the narrow
confines OF subterranean cavern above US
:orty-twO foet OF clay aud sand and twenty
four feet OF water. The little hand LAMBS
shed sickly light upon Aldermanic coun.
tenances. that looked an ashen hue as q
newspaper man descanted upon the posi-.
bility and the consequences of a sudden
caving in of the sixty-six feet Of clay, sand
and water that stretched above. 's
The work upon tho tnuno progresses ia
vorably, The bore having reached distance
OF nearly two thousand feet under The lake.
The tunnel will be completed carly next
spring, it tho contractors do not throw %
the contract, as they intimate they will DO
compelled to do for lack of means, claiming
that they arc rapidly losing money eyers
day.-Ch hicago Journal.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

Mr.. EVERETT AND THE Color QUESTION
-Rev. E. Hale, in an article in the
March .4tlantic details the following Incl
dent. illustrating a phase in Mr.. Everetts
character now very pleasing to contem.
plate. He says: ...-.
"Mr. Everett was eager to educate the
people, AID oil the people. He did not be-
lieve 1t possible 10 educate anv of them
too we'll Aud. it you had asked him. tn,
day he died, what had boon tho con ,ral
idea OF bis life, he would have said it was
the education of the people. His life was
full OF it. His speeches were full of il.
Nothing so provoked him as .ary snobism
which wanted to biudor il. Whom he was
President of the College-I think in 1913
there vas a black boy 10 the High School
at Cambridge. fitting for college. Some
b. gentlemen In Alabama, who bad sons there,
or on the way there. wrote to Mr.. Everett
to remonstrato against tho boys entering.
lie replied, that the College was endow cd
to educate all comere; thar, II tho black boy
could pass his examination, as he hoped be
could, no would be admitted; and that, if
as they seemed to suppose, all the white
students withdrew, the college would thon
DO conducted on endOwmonts for tho black
boy alone. And that Was no exceptional
reply 1t was bis way of looking at such
things"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

A CAUTIOUS MAN.-As a pedestrian
tourist was lately proceeding towards
Trenton, he'asked a man who was break.
ing stones by the roadside. how long it
would take him to reach that place. The
man looked at him without speaking, and
then resumed his work. The question
was repeated with the same result, Ind
at last the traveller walked on. He had
not proceeded more than hundred ward
when the man called after him, and
made a sign for him to return. When
the pedestrian reached the s,onebreaker,
the latter said to him, at will take YOU
an hour to reach Trenton" "Then
why did you not tell me so at frsl?" said
the traveller. why" returned the MAJ ,
at was necessary for me to first ses AZ
what rate you walked, and, from the way
you step out, am now able TO say tha.
you can do the distance in an hour"
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of ON order granted by the Pro.
l. bae Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, will of
fer Tor sale at public auction, on Saturday. the
8th day of April, A. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, on the promises, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the County Of Ge-
anga and State of Ohio, to wit. Known as part
OF Section 7, Tract No, 2, Auburn Township Ge.
auga County, Ohio, and bounded as follows
Beginning a the southeast corner of Thorn as b.
tIoard's land in the center OF the highway; thence
west on said Hoard's south line TO his south
west corner; thence south TX rods; thence east
81 rods, thenceI north along the center of
the road IN rods to the place OF Begin
ming, containing 631 rods. Also one other
piece o land in said township, in said section and
tract and bounded as follows; Beginning where
the State road crosses the east and west center
road; thence west along the center of the road ID
chains 80 links; thence north deg. west chains;
thence east ID chains 60 links; thence south SO
links; thence east ! chain 80 links; thence
soulhery along sGid Stale road chains IS links
to the place Of beginning, containing ~ and
81 100 acres excepting so rods in the north east
part owned by Thomas Hoard, and also except.
ing from this description the land FIRST above dec
scribed; also excepting 56k rods decided IN ina
Free Will Baptists Society, and subleet to A
lease OF six rods in the east part thereof, TO May
heW e. Craine.
fermso Salet-One third in hand, onx.third
in one year and one.third in two years from the
day .o SOLE with interest, the payments 10 be 50.
CHARLES STAFFORD,
Administrator Of A. G. E,heridge, deceased.
...sr '..# CD .lW O.. NN"s
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Rebel Negro Soldier Act.

The Congress Of the onfederate States
Of America do enact, that in order 20
provide additional forces TO repel invasiun,
maintain the rightful possessions of the
Confederate States, secure their independ
euce and preserve their institutions, the
President be, and is hereby, authorized
TO ask for and accept from The owners of
slaves the services Of such number Of
able-bodied negro men as he may deem
cxpedient, for and during the war, to per.
form military service 10 whatever capac-
ity he may direct.
SEC. 2. That the General.in. Chief be
authorized to organize said slaves into
companies, battalions. regiments and
brigs1es, under such regulations as The
Secretary OF War may prescribe, ard TO
be commanded by such officers as the
President may appoint.
SEC. 8. That, while employed in the
service, the said troops shall receive III e
same rations, clothing and com pensation
as are allowed to other troops 10 the same
branch OF the service.
SEC. 4. That if, under the previous
oSS"iou VI tuis dC', tlc ITeSlOent snail mol
be able to raise sufficient number Of
troops to prosecute the war successfully,
and maintain the sovereignty OF the States
and the independence of the Confederate
States, then he is authorized to call on
each State, whenever ho thinks il expe-
dient. for her quota Of three hundred
thousand troops in addition 20 those sub.
ject to military service under existing
laws, or so many thereof as the President
may deem necessary to be raised from
such classes Of the population, IRE spect.
i've OF color, in each State, as the proper
authorities thereof may determine.
SEC. 5. That nothing in this act sh all
be construed 10 authorize a change ir
the relation which the said slaves shall
bear towards their owners, except by con
sent OF their owners, and OF the States in
which they may reside. and in pursuance
Of the laws thereof.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A SAllEL MORSE, of the State of Illinois:
"A John +. Morse and Helen c Morse ftIle State
o' Wisconsin,; Horace w. VI orse, of the State OF
Iowa; Ennce Morse, Edward Morse, Amos
Morse, Albert Morse. Cassius VI Morse, of the
state OF Illinois; and Henry Benedict of The
state OF Conlccticut will take notice that James
Hill did on tic 9TH day of March, 1865, file his
pct!llon IN the Court OF Common Pleas within
ana Tor the County Of Geauga in the State OF
ONO, against them and others named in said peti.
tlon' Defendants setting forth in substance that
saia Defendant, Horace W. Morse, on the 23tb
Gay OF January, 1913, executed and delive, cd To
SAID Defendant, Henry Benedict. his promissory rs
hote Tor the sum ol $500 payable year from da
MIN interest Mt 10 per cent; and that said Horace
w, Morse gave mo- tgHge 10 said Benedict on the
ioloWing described promises situate in Iiuntsburg
IN said County ana Stale, beng tho middle part OF
10, NO "a and bounded as follows On the east
oy innd contracted 10 George LKie ;on the Sol nth
ny Lo' no. ~ on the west, by land in said lot
formerly owned by William Reed; on the north
by Lot No. 31 containing fity-two acres OF land,
TO secure The payment of said promissury note
That said Plninlfi is the owner of said note and
mortgage. That said Defendants above named
claim some interest in said lands
The Plaintiff prays judgment for the amour,
due on SAID promlssory note gainst said Defend.
ant, Horace w. Morse, and that said prem ises
may be sold 10 pay the same.
The Defendants will take notice that they are
required answer said petition on or before the 9Th
day OF April 1865
Dated this 9 III day of March, A. D. 1865,
l. N. HATHAWAY,
'9lwo Attorney for Plaintiff.
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70 Administrators Sale of Real Estate,

| N pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro
J. bate Court OF Geauga County Ohio, will Of
ter for sale al public auct on on the 18th day of
April, 1868, at | | O'Clock IN the foren Don, upon
the premises, the following described real estate
situate in tho township of Montville, in the
County OF Geauga and State OF Ohio, to witt
Known by being parts of Lots No. 7 and 8, and
described as follows: Beginning at the south
west corner ot lund owned by Lucius Baldwin;
thence east along the line of formerly owned
by Randall Hart. TO section line between Lots
No. anu 7; thence south on section line to lund
owned by Stephen Case; thence west TO the north
west corner OF said Stephen Cases land; thence
south to the section line; thence wesl 10 the CEN
Ter ot the north and south road; thence norherly
along the center OF said highway, to the place
OF beginning, containing one hundred and forty-
seven ncres. more or less. but subject TO all legal
highways.
Also. one other piece or parcel OF land decided
by Christopher Pratt, by lis attorney, Sherman
Dayton, bounded as follows: Beginning at the
south east corner OF land owned by ii. $ Noble,
running east on section, 81 chains and 81 link $
to the center OF tho highway; thence north 2si
degrees, east chains; thence west 81 chains
and 95 links to II, S. Mobiles land; thence south
7 chains and SO links to the place OF beginning,
containing seventeen acres, he the same more or
less, subj lect 10 all legal highways
Both pieces appra sed at S52l9. TERMS OF
SALEi-One.lhrd Of the purchase money to be
paid down, one'third in one year, and the re.
naming lhird In two years, with annual interest,
and secured by mortgage.
BENJAMIN II MURPHEY,
Admnistr ator of Jesse Bailey diseased.
=, By Dlriee 4 Stephenson, his Attorneys.
March 18th, 1865. IOWA
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For Sale,

VNHE FIGURING Mill in Parkman village, Ge.
l. auga Co., Ohio, belonging to the estate of
Judge Converse, deceased, will be sold at the
first favorable opportunity. The mill is in good
order, with an immense water power, and cnpa
BILE of doing an extensive business.
Those wishing TO invest in property Of this
kind would do well to examine the same, and
for further information, inquire of Hon A. d
kibbee, Pennington, Ohio, VIM. Bowler, Esq
u. S. Custom lIo Use, Cleveland, or at the late
residence of Judge Converse.
Parkman, March 4, 1865. 79lm3
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LEGAL NOTICE.

The State of Ohio, !
Geauga County, IS ui'o' common fleas'
L. q Pierce Henrietta1
Pierce, Plaintiffs,
vs.
John Young, Simon o...,
Young Emma Milett, Irafn'ion'
John Millett Phiiura
Bundy and Ranslord
Bundy. Defendants
TIM f said John Young, one of said Defendants
i lnthis a6lion. is hereby notified that, on the
18th day OF February, A. ID: 1865 said l.. &.
Fierce and Henrietta Pierce filed in said Court
their petition against him and others. praying for
partition of the following described premises ;
Situate IN the Townshipof, Middefeld. County
OF Geauga and State OF Ohio, TO w.t.: About
Two hundred acres of land situate in Lot No. 4s,
ana known as The John Young's Farm, being all
the land uow owned by the estate of John Young,
deceased Ssaid petition also prays that the
cover cove Of said Philura Bundy, former widow of
John Young, deceased. may be set off in said
premises Said petition will be for hearing in
saiG Conrl at the next term thereof, to be holden
at Chardon, OH the 9th day OF May, A. d. 1865,
,o,.x CANFIELD g. SMITH,
"i"' Attorneys for Petitioner.
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II OR SALE or RENE-7ne CON.
L. DIT FARM and TAVERN. situated 10
miles east Of Cieyeland, ION the Cleveland and
Willoughby Plank Road-and contains Eighty.
four, acres OF well-improved land. Buildings
PIP. CONDlT,
Office oil Cleve land lion & Nail Co,
739mls Cleveland, Ohio.
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ALADY. in congratulating her frioad on
the birth of her little girl. whom she named
Jessie. wrote. "Since you have given your
husband Jessie. we shall probably next hear
OF your .ais,ng Ned"
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79lw6

NJ o TlCE..- The undersigned has been dulv
~ appointed and qualified as Adminis,roIor or
with the will annexed of iona than Goold, de-.
ceased, late of Claridon Township, Gcauga Co,
Ohio. n * SuI'TtG w.
March 10th, 1865. 3w1ai
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SrATH Ssaasn co%n,yl S% "no Court of Common Pleas,
Orv'lle N. McClintock

vs. ) Portitinn
Albertine J. McCliutock, ct al.
rNliE said Aberline McClntock, Edith Me.
l. Ciintock. Adaline McCIintock, Bosey Iay.
ton, residents of the State of Michigan, nro Loro
by notified that, on the I'd day of March, A, d.
1865. said Orvllle N McClintock filed in so id
Court his Petition 0gains them and others, prav.
ing Tor Partition o the following described pren
1ses, situate in the township of tainbrdge, Ceun
ty o Geauga and State of Ohio, to wit: Twcn
ty'six acres in Lot No. 30, Tract ,, and eighty
acres in Lots No 81 and %, Tract No. 3. being
all the land now belonging to the estate of James
McClintock, deceased.
Said Petition will be for hearing in said Court
at the next term thereof TO be holden AZ Char
don on the 9th day OF Nav, A. d 1868.
CANfIELD ~ SMITH.
79lw6 Attys for Petit ionnr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24
A Great Discovery /.

DR. E STICKNEY, of New York. has pro y.
- duced Compound that cures the disease
thar prevails TO a great extent in SEINE parts Of
this State, which battles the skill of most physi
cians-which some term Camp I,ch-some Salt
kheamTsomo Erysipelas 1t will cure any
kind OF breaking out. When children are frs,
attack rod they are doctered tor the Itch. which
generally makes them break out worse For
Sale by Cook & McGowan, Chardon, Ohio. the
only place where itean be procured in the state.
Prize, so nts per box. ..-.0 - :,
Q1TOn receipt Of SIS cents we will send box
to any part of the State
COOK & MCGOWAN.
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