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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

OF his knowledge freely to oil who came.--
lie suggested improvements aud advised
gratuitously, so that Others might steor
clear Of difficulties which had beset him .and
which bad only been conquered after years
OF trial and toll. Through bis creative geu.
ius ODedia county sprsDg at once to the
hoad OF the groat dairy interest of tho State
through him miilioDs hayo oueu added to
the permanent wealth Of the country, and
yet modest and unassumisg, be claimed
mono OF the donors pertaining to ssplendid
achievement end . grand success. Sstck-
On down by paralysis, almost 90 the eve oi
the meeting of this convention, We miss
here his presence and his counse'a. Born
aud reared on tho farm, farming was a pro-
( tossion which he eunobled. As good cit.
izon, no Identified himself with the interests
OF his own town and county, and whom
ever worthy object could be promoted by
his assistance, earnest aud active CO opera.
tion on his part was not wanting. His in.
domiiable will and energy overcame oSsta.
| cies that seemed formidable to other men
and whatever he put bic hand to do, DO ac.
compished. just, kind, charitable, loved
and respected by those who knew him, be
passed away universally regretted. Not an
aspirant OF fame or tho worlds empty hon.
ors, he but sought to 60 the work assigned
him with cheorfuness and christian forti.
tude He reached "the end" leaving be.
bind long record of shining virtues, which
the great in po~cr and station might we'll
copy as legacy.
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LEGAL NOTICE. /

ASAHEL MORSE, of the State Of Illinois;
n John j. Morse and II ilenC Morse, OF the State
OF Wisconsin; Horace w. Morse, Of the State OF
Iowa; Eun:ce Morse, Edward Morse, Amos
Morse, Albert Morse. Cassius NJ Morse, OF the
State Of Illinois; and Henry Benedict, OF The
State Of Connecticut. will take notice that James
Hill did, on the 9Th day Of March, 1865, file his
petition in The Court OF Common Pleas within
ana for the County OF Geauga in the State OF
Ohio, against them and others named in said petit
tion, Defendants, setting for li in substance tha
said Defendant, Horace W. Morse, on the "29th
day OF January, 1853, executed and delivered to
said Defendant, Henry Benedict, his pronnissory
note for the esunio $500 nbleone year from date
with interest at 10 per cent; and that said Horace
w, Morse gave mortgage TO said Bepedict on the
following described premises situate in Hpu,sbure
in said County and State being the middle part o
Lot No. "a, and bounded as follows: On the east,
by land cenu acted to George I,.kileon the south
by Lot No. II; On the west, by land in said lot
formerly owned byiWilliam Reed ON the norih
by Lot No. 81; containing fiftgtwo acres OF land,
10 secute. the payment ot said proinissory note
That said Plaintiff 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 amount
dae on said premissory note against said Defend.
aut, HORACE w. Morse, and that said prem ses
may be sold 10 pay the same. ...,,..-,,..-..,,~.
The Defendants viii take notice that they are
required answer said petition onor before the 9th
day of April, 1865. III ..' ,' '."
Dated this 9 III day of March, A. D 1865,
,.. 81 ,o,,, ]. N. HATHAWAY
,79lw6 ~ .''' Attorney for Plaintiff,
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LEGAL NOTICE,

a LIEN DART. Bertha Green, and Corr
n Green, who are non residents of the State
OF Ohio, nre hereby notified, that on the 22d da
OfMarch, A. d. 1868. Oscar A. Burton and The
odore Nj. Burton filed in the office of the Clerh
OF The Court Of Common Pieos of Geauga Coun ty
ONO, their certain petition, and commenced az
action ngainst them The said Dart, Bertha Green
and Cora Green and others-settng forth i'm sub
stance, among other matters and things, that the
firm Of Randall IL Burton, who are composed o
l.eander J. Randall and said Oscar A. Burton, &
Theodore NJ. Burton, at the August Term, A
D., 1864, OF the Court of Common Pleas within
and Tor the County OF Lake, State OF Ohio re-
Covered a Judgment against Henry Carroll and
Thomas Carroll, for the sum OF S2959, 80 debt
and s5, costs OF suit; that execution has been
duly issued on said Judgment, and returned un
satisfied with increased costs Of S3,43. 49,.
Thatsaid Henry Carroll and Thomas Carroll
have an equitable interest in the following de
scribed premises: Situated in the Township OF
Munson, County OF Geauga, State OF Ohio, known
ssparts OF Lots Nos. 10 and 81, in Tract No 8
in said Township, and is bounded az follows, to
witt That piece lying in Lot No ~ is bounded
west, south and east on the lines Of said lott and
north on line 30 far from the sou,h line, and
parallel thereto, as TO contain eisheen acres
And one piece in Lot No. 81 in said Tract
bounced on The north, east and south by the 10,
lines; and west on land in the same lot, sold to
Cyrus Eawley, containing about "A and So 100
acres of land, to be the same more or less. 90
That said CAROLS hold such equitable interes,
in said premises, under a contract from Angus.
tus X, Street, Frances A F. Hoppin and William
W; Hoppin made, October 24lh,, 1915, to one
Noble Carroll. That said contract has been as
signed to Orange M Calkins as guardian OF
Clark ID. Caikins, to- secure the payment of II, =
los, ,19. and interest from Sept. 5lh, 1882 That
Clark ID. Calkins deceased in December 1863,
leaving, said Allen Dart, Bertha Green and Cora
OF August, A. d. 1889, said Orange NJ Calkins
has had and received the rents issues aud nroti q
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Look at This,

r OFFER For SALEA COODFARM OF
L l30 ACRES, with all the uppurtenances, Of
Cows and Farming Tools - with immediate pos
session, as Dairy Firm, Las follows: Situated
on the main road troni iChardon TO Painesvile-
lA mile from Chardon Court HGuse-rgo d house
and bafn-orchhrd 81 the'chocest grafted fruit
good we'll and cistern--a beautiful sugar mnp pie
orchard---well-tiD and well. watered. Nine
choice dairy cows, farming tools, s!oigh, buggy
a lot OF lumber, hay aud grain sufficient for the
stock-poullry, alpt Of excelion Mt potatoes, stoves
one third OF horse power aud fixtures for saw
ing wood. The terms Of payment and giving
underst TODD by calling on MIR John Murray, or
the subscriber on the premises. Said farm and
stock, &C., viii be sold together or separately, TO
sui; the purchaser. 9,.+-. P. H. COVEY.'
Chardon, March 10, 1865. " 792m3
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A Great Discovery.

nR: Il. STLCKNEY, Of New York, has pre-.
~ duced Compound that cures the disease
that prevails to great extent in seme parts of
this State, which battles the skill of most physi-
cipns--which some term Camp Itch--some Salt
Rheum-some Erysipelas. 1t will cure any
kind'of breathing out. When children ureJfrst
attack cd they are ,doctered Cor the Itch, which
generally makes them break out worse. For
Sale by Cook s. MCGOWAN, Chardon, Ohio, the
only place wher Q itca be procured in the state,
Prize, so cents per box.
arou receipt Of 55 cents we will send bon
-~''... COOK &MceowLAsIN; y; .
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SrATn Sssasa coanIg 9E oHo Court of Common Plea
sI Orv;lle N. MoClintock r'el ~ -- 'at

Albertine J. McClintock, ct al. - 49,, -
FINHE said Albertine J McCllntock, Edith Nc
l. Clintock. Adaline McClintock, Besey Iay.
lor and PhiIonzo Taylor, Defendants in this ae
tion, residents of the State OF Michigan, are here
by notified chat, on the I'd day of March, A. d.
1865 said Orville N MoCliniock filed in sa id
ing for Partition o the following described prem.
ises, situate in the township of Bainbrd Coun
tyoi Geauga and State OF Ohio, to wits Twen.
ty.six acres in Lot No. 80, Tract 3, and eighty
acres in Lots No, 81 and %, Tract No. 3, being
al ne land now belonging to the estate of James
h Said Petition will be for hearing in said Court,
OF the next term thereof, to be holden at Char
don on the 9th day Of May, A. d. 1865. IL. a.r
CANFIEID g. SMITH,
7?lw6 Att'ys for Petitioner,
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-h@S'.. ''" AYERS 'foi 90 q"
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The WOTId'S Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con, !
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients az
- in advanced stages ,..,t
,,- II .ajyiof the disease. nina -,.n.r
This has been so long used and so uni
yersally 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 il
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER & Co.,
'--'.'''- '- I" Practical and AnalyticaI Cheaisss.
". =. ~ -, ,n Lowell, Mass. ~
Sold by all druggists every where. ~.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

The State of Ohio, corr. or Common pls,.
Geauga County, ss. 0oN'''' S''''' ''~"'3
l.. G. Pierce, HenIietta1 vsf,,.r.s a.n r,,.
Pierce, Plaintiffs,
John Young, Simon por,;,;ss..
Young Emma Milett, i"n'ioh' o.v
John Millett, Philura A '"-
Bundy and Ransford o. ,i.'agf'I.
Bundy. Defendants. .5E ,.,a.. -,,',
rINHE said John Young, one Of said Defendants
i In this abton! is hereby notified that, on the
18th. day of February, A. d: 1865, said l.. G.
Pierce and Henrietta Pierce filed in said Court
their petition against him and others. praying for
partition Of the following described premises:
Situate in the Township Of Middlefeld County
of Geauga and State of Ohio, to w.t.: About
two hundred acres Of land situate in Lot No 4s,
and known as the John Youngis Farm, being all
the land uow ownedby the estate of John Young,
deceased, Ssaid petition also prays that the
dover Of said Philura Bundy. former widow Of
John Young, deceased may be set off id said
premises. Said petition will be for hearing in
said Court at the next term thereof, TO be holden
at Chardon, on the 9th day of May, A. d. 1865,
'"'''' !. CANFIELD &c SMITH,
7slw6lgwgt n Attorneys for Petitioner,
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'.'.z -'' LEGAL MOTTO e. ,' ',' ,....
SeAsG Seausa oonusyl Sn vp S. Court of Common Pleas.
Seth Edison, Plaintiff, :, l'....a.l.r.l

Ichabod Edison, et al. A.Ily. ',,,,r.i-
THE said lchabod Edison, Marvin Heath. Seth
Heath, - Edison and y Edison, minor chill.
State Of Indiana, Defendants, with other in this
ac,:on, are hereby notified thai, on the Sd day OF
March, A d, 1865, said Seth Edison filed in said
Court his petition against them, praying for par
tition OF the following described premises Sit.
uated in Chalrdop township, Geanga County, o.,
three, and bounded north by lands of Isaac Heath
and Hannah Witter; east by lapd Of heirs of E,
w, Heath; south by land of e. Kingsley and the
highway; and west BY. the TO- wh line and being
same lund owned by Levi Edison at his decea Sc,
Said petition will be for hearing in said Court,
nt the next term tn ereof, to be holden ut Char
don on the 9th day Of May. A. d. 1865. ''
'-'"l 70 CANFIELD g. SMITH, 81.
7elw0 .,'.',n y. Ahys for Petitioner.
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PENSION & WAR.
Claim AGENCY.

N. IA Il III wv A Y, Of the late firm of
J.. Fhrasher, Durlee g. IIathnw way, is author.
lied and licensed by the Governmenrto procure
Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensionsfor sold
iers. or for their widows and heirs, and Invalid
Pensions tor, Disabled Soldiers, and all other
claims against the Government Of the United
States, and of tho State of Ohio. Business at.
tended TO promptly and honestly. Charges lor
procuring Pensions, Bounty or Back Pay s5 90,
as provided by law; aud no charge until bounty
or back pay is obtained,
DR.. IL A. lIamil,on In; btch appointed Exam
ing Surgeon Tor, Geaugn County, by whom all
applicants for flhvald Pensions must be exam.
ined. 9TApply in person or by Iettek, enclos
ing stamp,to l. N. HATIfA WAY,JS
695tf Churdop, Ohio
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STRAWBERRY PLANTs BY MAIL.

, we VIII send. safely packed and postpaid,
F"r F"r s. aAgTeT,us 81 G9den a Seeded S,
For 3, three Agrculturists, 10 Golden Seeded
- Russell, i2 Fillmore. e.,f,r.-f,
For $, 6 .Agric,lturists, l2 Golden Seeded l2
Russell, ~ Fill more, IL French Seeding, 6
For 10, l2 Agriculturist, "a Golden Seeded, "a
Russell, "a Fillmore, % French's Seeding,
- l2 ktley's Goliath, l2 Lenningt White
For description OF the above, and many other
kinds-our select lists, mode of culture, prices,
.a.t,i ,'aa GRAPES. ta.,s< ',l
Our vines are grown in the open air. from rbe
lest Of bearing wood taken from our own vine.
YARDS, and are greatly superior to those grown
1 under glass, with their roots cramped IN pots.
They are healthy and vigorous have remarkably
good roots and give entire satisfaction in the il
growth when planted, which is the true test Of I
! good vine. We offer in large quantity the fol.
! lowing. '''f' - ~
DELAWARE, uNloNvILLAGE,
ELS,llNGBuRG, ,l HERBEMONT,
!AllfhES$ HYBRID, eREVkElNSs eHRAEAVAkEAWNY'
IONA, IsA BELLA ADiRoNpAC,
f And all other desirable kinds
o. tASPBERRIES. y -
Oar CORRECTION Is unsurpassed, il equaled any
Il
HORNET, the largest of all. and of great ex.
| celleuce '''" s''N' "a
| PLATE, very early and valuable, -----....--.
lMPERlAL. very productive
SOUCHETTE, very beautiful and good.
! JODET,'very beautiful and good. ,.-
| BRlNCk LES ORANGE, finest flavor, ii,
| ERANCONlA, one of the very best.
! IMPROVED BLACK CAP, hardy and very
PHILADELPHIA. .r. I'd. ....i . ra.Ir.,
iALLENS HARDY, &c. ..l.. f..,.l.
3dI ." BLACKBERRIES. n'.
NEW ROCHELLE, DORCHESTER and
NEWMAN, in any quantity. r.'
u" 'CURRANTS. % ,,..o.. A.
We have taken especial pains to collect the
best Varieties of Cur;ants, and have a yery'Iarpe
supply Of s
CHERRY, largest and best for Jelly. N
WHITE GRAPE, best white, very fine
VICTORIA, productive and latest. = .a,..
SHORT BUNCH RED, productive and very
good, lt-,, .-l..l.. - ID WY
VERSAlLLAlSE. very large g. best qualitv
GOOseberries, Asparagus, and Linnmns
'tn' ,i- RhubaTb, sc.
,DJ-Send for Catalogue enclosing Stamp, NJ opr
Seed Store, horticultural h Agrleultural
.ng' HOUSE, No. go Fifth street. =,
All articles belonging TO such an establish.
ment can be had, Of the best quality and on the
most iayofabie terms. Il
79l = No. % Fifth Street, rilissuTsS''ra.
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EMl- -IN WDN d j.
FRUIT FARM & NURSERIES
STRAW BERRIES.
GREAT AGRICULTURIsT.

It is claimed for this New Seeding, that il is
Of unequa lod size and produc,voness, the single
plants producing as high as 294 berries, many of
them weighing over an ounce each; of bright
glossy, crinson color, very firm. high favored,
and frsl class market berry For an account
OF its origin, introduction purchase by us. char
,ucter and productivtness Of the pia nt character
and size Of The fruit, and other Information, sec
our Circular. We have bought of Mr.. Judd hi.
entire stock OF plants for sale, and nre now adj,
to furnish them u. the following prices:
plaqt"-,.$ rs so Plants. ....$ J!
Plants.... ! 20 100 Plants... 2(
6 Plon,s...." 90 500 Plants..... ..... l2s
l2 Plants s 90 1000 Plants. :. 200
Our Stock of Strawberry Plants, this season
RUSSELL and FILLMORE doth Of wonder fu
size and producuveness). FRENCIItS SEED.
Ling: :TRlOMPHE DEGAND, WILSON'S AL.
BANY, and all other desirable kinds, is the larg
est and best we have ever offered.
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The. .6r,

The 6r,
citizens pr,
particular
with almo,
inmstes oil
dwelling b
presen: OF
terest. M
Samuel 4
into the b.
Ten upor u
the 6uildiue
Ware fami'
oil, kissing i
down the Il
which eje' .
Dui a monlt
the red, f.
destructioi,
Fleet 9
tbs oody d
one Of herTw
His COM,
the approlo
the increai,
same morl
through tbw.
flowing thrS',..
escape waSN. y.
endea voret,,nO
holding th,,It
reached tl,r
moment ofiu
step, drivetl
through the,
around him
The lips Of &c &c
death. Hill. ! =
rescue, bctla,
'risped len to
4 few !eet ,cb
J w the ch, be
n an in the M
vark Hall. wi
IS the rem DC
black as it -.
of distinctie ri,
lit
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gtracts from the Annual Address be.
fore the New York State Cheese Man
ufacturerS' Convention, By Z. A. Viii.
lard.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

TIE peculiar taint or
infection which we
call ScRoFULA turks
in demonstrations of
multitudes-ef men. It
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feeblcd, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
'leaves the system to
fall ipto disordpr and
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sausa ee slate eoanty Si vhe So of Common Pleas
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thousand
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| |rhaps, to
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itudes O
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.,. , ..I H' FENCES. .l ''. .E .rI I'
During tho past season, 7 had tho pleas
uro OF looking over a considerable number
of farms in tho counties of Ouelda, Herk.
mor. Otscgo and Madison, and although,
many OF these presented tho gratifying Gvr
idoncc OF successful management, one fca.
tore was noticed, which seomed 10 be an
eytravagant and almost useless expenditure
of time and money. This was in reforonco
TO the division of tho land by fences. Ga a
stock farm good fences arc REQUISITES: bnt
tho pastures and meadows should be divided
SO as 20 economist in this matter to tho last
degree. With supply of movable pannes,
quickly taken down, or set,up for tempora.
ry enclosures th6ro nced be, for the most
part. but one division fence, separating tho
pasture and meadow lands. '''y h''ai
Fences are great tax 10 the farmer, and
could often be economical to advantage
and profit. -. ..,...'...,..
THE ORIGINATOR OF THE FACTOR: SYSTEM
ia reference to tho late Josso Williams of
Rome. To him we arc indebted for this
system. of Associated Diaries, one of the
most remarkable steps. in the history of
progressive farming, that has been taken in
this wonderful age OF new ideas, OF it's
bnehcent results we can now scarcely form
q correct estimate. The system was emi-
non,ly his own. He lived to SEQ shoots
from tha parent factory spring up rapidly
about him, and spread their vigorous roots
deeply through all the land; and wherever
cheese dairyng shall DO known In after.
times, bis name will be ibseperably CONNECT.
cd with ils progress aud success. His was
no narrow aud contracted spirit that sought
to cover up and hide the mysteries of bis
art for personal aggrandisement. He gave
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Notmisllstndas q it.c potfonagc the Insti-
tuition enjays 10 better discipli IL observed in
airy school nfo'.e hnad-1 students, than ,hr gugh
this ei..ire Con, ~ ~ ie noticed by every
p rso. lsiln Il. ilaeh aiding under the
Charge 81 ~ al p'inetaI aud re talnr corps
I " tescltHe 900 u pug snaer GA siptfylt.on
Of tn, fiosiecn. and Ch Iiis opal
fa,sii e, 4 STANCE e4D nj upvn their sll
'el1. t.arAeG ID 'ly hsst 'sural tmile- ,etcrr
eserv ntras ,ary y sts' WI ne given them
TIE ali.IN, aAD 81 HMFE
PIN ta1s 4er ~ ints ,ent aal NEST J., .leet
able bod II students. tQ' class ht!ne eon''oscl
largely of The c who have bcen god n ltarh-
ing ti'iring The wiHtef o. attending iierar eel
h ees W ai-s lbar fnea'i ne ovcnr The ctic ara
also iarttlv .cyres, utc IN The Sc nmer selsen.
frG bshh ae 5.ofe tttes ti,c place could be
rs ttti thar the CITY southeeep-lr, IN v en m
>Tlelg "a. suAi,uei fn9i,ts. ~ tae une nee ssa-
. eaia, 'ete oGr pIes','ibe course al Study
Tho whe e8 atlat ie conrse IN the sii ner
npa'ts. Aa1 n frc 49, a'isns md ready
phsvntsin ehe,i liz ftl b. Ne bgiH,, buti IL
moi n t.f.t $500 sa- liecn the draiu
IN theeomnan.s, ii n i up oar armies, nm susa
~ the rush OF .3Hnes "a every quarter. that
Al aud resi-, snnpistJ1ucn az 10y season oi The
y ORA, aa al iuSFafts.t asi..s 'ca-
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lhosc desiring ie fgrta eli.y- according 10 IN
terms - he ln.'iitfiea rei1rins, liz reiti,a
re i9r'uhs.l w.ll, q mr. fying Do. receive IN
sealed. bnf With names lan blant f. l,e 49, ~,
b, fhe applicant. -
i-a1H.it.i ana blisine- men nre requested ID
giN, was ollege and ~ rode Of prnctieat f.,
sfnetion. lsfaiieDtlon. believing TINT oor conn.
wv demand men Praticais luaAt 4 Educa-
yea i"f w IN tlla j. f. time t4at i4is tnat ier
be more f'.ily understood and discussed mud Inn
our schools aud tofe.es BE- made 10 ts ier4tanl
'h.i cn'nbtfe'.ne. nupra .tienl learning III N
a"iFapert, aud tactical. Useful ldnoaiinn i.
ah",e par. The arse.nmlher OF visisors to the
"'i' s. unrihS l''s ilsni year, and the patronage
u n " uiors Bonn dtstiitUigi.r,i educator ami
eH SUES inca rom esers State Of the Union il
Sufficient evidence that our labors IN t4is cause
ara appreciated