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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
7s,sn "a, Range IL.

ID W ctrichtand-fart OF
lot 4 in sec 5
Beginning at east sid,
Of Meridian So. at the sw corner O
Washington 81. in the village Of Bal
City, thence easteTly on the soutl
side OF Washington st, to sixth st
thence south 44c west to Meridian
street, thence north upon the cas-
side Of Meridian street TO plsee o
beginning, I0,lI
DIV Strickland-Pgrt of lot
4 in sec s, beginning at Missis-
sippi river at the corner Of
third st, in the village of Bay
City, thence north A ; east TO
the east line OF said lot 4, then
south on said east line TO the
Mississippi river, thence up said
river TO the place Of beginning, SIS
ID W StEickland-Part OF lot
I in secs. beginning az the Mis-
sissippi river az the sw corner
Of third st. in the village Of
Bay City, thence north - s-
to the west side Of Aark.e 81,
thence north as ; west on the , 3
west line Of Marble It TO MeTi-
dian ct, thence south on the o
side of Meridian ST TO the Mis-
sissippi river, thence down said
river 10 the place Of beginning l0,4
UEknown--lI acres IN lot /
in sec Q
beginning at the 2 " corner Of
Levee st, in the village OF Bay
City, thence north A e castle
the westerly line Of Washing
ton ST, thence north 10 , west -.
on the westerly line of Wash
ington at to third at, thence 3
AZ west 8 rods 10 the west
line Of said lot I, thence south
on said west line TO the Mis-
sissippi river, thence dozen said
river 70 the place Of beginning 2i,2
Unknwn-I Z acres in lot 3
in sec. 9, beginning on the Isa-
belle river at the n corner OF
Isabelle st, in the village Of
Bay City, thence south 44o
70 Bay 81, thence south 469
TO Levee 80, thence easteriy up
on the north side Of Leyee st 4
TO the isabelle river, thence up
said river TO the place of begin
ming, IS
Unknovn-i acre in lot 3, In
sec. 9, beginning at the NV OF
lot 8, thence east 10 the north
line Of Pepin st in the village
Of Bay City, thence south 40
east TO the west line of said lot
fhraa fhanoa north an said -.
line TO the place of beginning, ] s
Unknown--1 J-3 acres in lot
three IN sec. 9, beginning on the
: fssbesle river az the q " cor
ner II Isabelle 81, in che village
Of Bhy City, 1heDcs south - .
Esss ~ Bar p. tnenee nora
o. rsH - r-rsn =. tssSs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07

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h lisa af Aif as2sa k
is Ban ae5aa i5lsfiasf
.aUa i SIS fHaw M
rI7z G H sHE
-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07

fzr 81 O. seE
f aae ssa ss3 SIS 11sH f8
81 IS 1I Ei ssBH saa gr8a8 Fafr WA
sis laafi - - 2a ss
ef NkAf4 q es
aEc>s~ TT 20 ieEy
Eft f# s.
Isia eff3s uS ~ saF
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
q Y Fowell--se corner Of

y = I " NE L'FffIeI Ut
sc o. sw section s, lying ina
square form ] ) rods ard . ~ e
by 30 r2dsfasi ana rest, . 3,s&
Lowell Gors--17 sc-es IN
Est ssis ~ ~ Of - "a <.lf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07

7o,cn "a. Range IL, Continued.
NAME. DIES. SEC. AT.
Az east TO the Isabelle river,
thence down said river TO the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
WASHING TCN (
CT AIM AGEN @ Y!
To Officers and Soldiers of Wiscon sin
their Widows and Heirs.

~ S. BUNDY, formerly of Wisconsin.
Nis and more recently of the Pay Depart
ncnt. Washington. attends to all claims in the
different Departments of Government, with
pro'uPtaess and dispatch. He gives espe-
c!al attention to the Settlement of Accounts
uf Discharged Officers, to Procuring Back
Pay, Bnuuiies, Pensions and Claims of OFF,
GERS for Horses Lost in the Service.
Doth claimants and their agents throughout
tho State, are invited TO address him by mail.
C. S. BUNDY.
No. 2lT Z 81, Washington, ID. C.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
Town 81, Range Is.

Geo Sparts--Part OF SO
Of NV sec 9, commencing 1t
sr corner Of said NV I then
G 90 rods, thence nearly due
n % rods 70 the read, thea
along the road 80 reds 70
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
Tnn oli. Ranoc ms.

NAME. DIES. sBc. AT.
d Beldsn sil of ne
ne sec !, except 10 acres in Ew cor laid
out in lots in xiiIaae OF Bel
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07

Village of Bay City Contin'd.
Lots Blk At
e'ch IT
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
7oWn 26, Range q

NAME. DIS. sRC. AT.
G. w mcMurphey-The und
1 Of the Q 3 Of NV of sw 2 1919
Unknown--The und 1 of
the 2 3 Of NV Of sw g 1919
L Harnsberger-Und 1 Of
the n side 60 rods vide n IS
west Of the Hudson road, in
NV NV 3 Cos
f Harnsberger-Und ! OF
the INV "a of NV ne 3 GOO
+ Harnsberger-Und Of go
rods wide on side oflot Inns 5.57
J K Rice ne sw 3 1898
do LOTS 3 ll,6l
do unS 81 OF
swl n 8 69,0i
Irnknown md 1 Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07

Tart # ) described as follows
commencing at the Sc corner
ofbiock 10 in the village OF ~
almond Bluff, thence Z 4e-
80 feet, thence OH At street
afS rods to the Mississippi
rtver thence Sc down the river
81 rods, thence n 4I@ Ii rods
, TO place Of bagins,i-.s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30
SHIPPING.

.,....,..s HIPPISe: ..,~s......
| SrEAM TO LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENS
6 61SI3fS SS x.a...a.y AUGUST 9.
Sff * ssssda:y s sspss%Ssr
and each saoss.das nc
r rmu nAL sa.1s,s ~ sAlrsc synsv SATURDAY
' + london e:sia s: e Essdoa
:. Paris :, =. 8 ,,... o.. 49,
Fs:::ss: also ioes.1dsS q TsSs Hamburg Brsm.a
sss,sss Liverpool Sas.n::s.p go sss
snas or sa sna can % bought nero
FOR 'ur'A'r Information spp!y s'e S2EE AGENT
---- - ---- - ---.--..-.. -
Foa L.ssAroS SHlslAb sSs4 Il ~ = $50. S
pERs ; rom s S:% Yo1 q Hs a august
Cabin Passage s nST q SEQ sseena 6.s" s. $50
Cabin rAs.AS al, sPSiT ss ssSs s csSa
SrsysS s.s 4 s g Of =: : syDsy
3. ss;.' r.. s;,:.. At LONDONDERRY
NORTH AMERICAN saiing ssptember9
s II 1. ssusaisn payable Il res: ana
-'''-''" ELEXzER JONES 4 CO.. Is broadway,
= ----------- - Y 0es.n.@ s.rse.
oS SEHHs Np ny GSMrANY
ESyssEANA s ssp:smss:r
From pier IL North river
Tor pss az sppy e. 10
--- --.-A"s oo.oH = 1-O-ow-y.
NE d 1r sSi rsas sn
Steam to glasgow LsTpOoi and miS ne Irish ports
United ss.uraayy s ssR:s%SssiS
Gssas u, @ and ,o ....; r
r. MAcDoNALD CO. No. Bowling Green.
TO SPLENDID 1T, sEr,Isa
Sshs
s 4 5ssS .,, wafTsEY Is S:d~sS For
a7,,c, -. ~ -. zs.-A~1--' 1.s-..
ONAf D'Hh0f LINE ~ fHANoh'
LINE OF FIRST CLASS NAIL STEAMSHIPS BE.
TWEEN NEW YORK AND HAYRE. CALLING AT
BREsr nppAprunrs FROM NEW yoRx
EvEoPyE DusRsns Frssy sePsmSsrls
cabin M second or ss Including sb. wine
for either class s''''' '''-' w
Medical s!.sHSsnss free rec charge
as 70 ! M sEasSx,E s As rSo,.
6.r.lS S Boulevard Ys Do: ospucnss Grand Hoss
:. Hayre-M1.1.@ lsenn : 70 -------
SET aoY crSyna an INTEL sss:
man VII sail from the Bremen pier foot Of Third street.
ON SATURDAY sEprEM spa . AT IL oolooA A'
LONDON HAvrE AND BREMEN
a., CANT, .,o, ..oona ,.,, a.. 20 .,e.r,..
IF ;. followed sv the AMERICA september - 1855,
CO. = s5e.s
.. 'r ma s osgss n. United State, mai, viii
uAM sGs
: 4, o. ;s
y nAcnsnse p'aoe, ~ L w n--e-, -1e-e :. :.
IN "
e For Of passage s.sH @oT psyasiein sod:-
s s.,;s Cabin S.S;,
'. xpps S'''n
ror.sA. apply EaA sss & . E,ml1sE1, s''aa".
----- "o-,-A-D : 40. 80 So
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
FSsii ss.S
commodous No IS North river foot o. Canal street
''p' : GtcnnectIng Win sssrsmentoj
sept snass.sE :: fsss@s Golden city, '''''
o-,o,; -. = :. : 800 1890 =: ~ .1v sGv
~ OF every month, at reduced prices for September
first class eecona cIsss, 'nnu ciAss'
$3.50 Si1o . "a, yiW
aaf a%'rssa :1s
Capt y. LoWneI on weohesoay ~ Nv "oo"'
at the above low price, - Fer passage appiy, 70
d. N CARRlNGTON, Agent, III estsueet.
--------- n,,,,
EOR RIO JANEIHo VIA III IhoMAAs ANT y, ZEN d.
class fast sailing iron steamship hkITANNlA VIM y
Gallagher, Commander, VIII SAL from rhiaaeipnia Or
s ssf ssls s: vii !. isssa g ssasss
81 rsfnnmocso sp h n sss p,r, MIN 70 per-
raes-Frst cspn 70 ~ Inomns y. 800 ~ p ~
namouco *Io; frs esn,n 20 NO 800 ~ a.
tons hrst class apply 10 =; ~ az N ~,
Mharyss rhiivyneipha or 10 WI" I" HAZARD ''' ~ Dur
ing ap, View folk.
| 80 ,,., no,,yr ,rOwy,yr, v,vo,pooIJNr
koH W. A ~ M IN. . r.r n East
river ,segant 4cc?mmods,9gs Sor P.s os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30
FxPREssEs.

ID families moved city or coz arv pa nofrtes furniture
bored, fhppsd furtute syfed 0hlcc li6 West Eleventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

Ucf!Oh nofIC1.-MOnf0A0R 6AIIB or HLEaAnr
q snd cesy Furniture. this day "Wednesday. ~ w
s1o ssa svenqss eo%prsns large variety @ rs
- osck walnut rsror Suits covered ia The richest
Az !hSip Gsypsss Srs fsls VIZ A'
tour round eorqefs fun even octave otIy
~ Paintings Mirror Lace Window Curtains psrne top
IsS!s BsdstsAds pure curs sh n sesr
%Sss Ciocka Cutlery Creoks Msntsi 9snsmsnss =, f e
4xtent and variety. CHARLEs YOUNG. Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30

A plBRIoDER, AUCTIONEER--wILL SELL AT
auction on weans.dsy August SS = !, osIcGs At
ourth and Twenty 1fh Streets geners assortment OF
sesant Household Furniture, coprsne N part-nsmey,
Xosd Piano * octave made 70 order cost $50 Stool
nut su Extension Isbls Dining Room Ch.irs Silver Tea
G and Dinner Set ss.s r lee gs
abes Mirrors 10 Feather Bsds oured Hair Maitrssses
eey dsss Ware Kitchen Utensils and Furniture Cash
deposits required from all purchasers Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30
EXCURSIONS.

NHOLERA BANKs-STEAMER CHARLES CHAMBER.
~ LAIN Thursday, August 81 aud Sunday September 5.
Harrison street North river 5 Brooms street. East river,
9; Peck slip e' Christopher street OK Pier No North
Dollars. Hiram Corwin commander John Petit steward
TALLY EXCURSION TO KEypoRT. THE STEAMER
~ D. MARTIN leaves Jay street pier North river every
morning except Saturday and sunday ii O'Clock Re
BURNING Keyport four NJ On Saturday leaves
New York at two r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30

TIME FAvORITE STEAMER METAMORA, CAPTAIN R
Van valkenburgh. will leave the foot of Christopher
every afternoon 3:A5 Thirieh street. S. Yon
kers ll5 Hastings sos; Dobbs Ferry 6lb Nyack SIM
Sing Gle; Hsverstraw, So Rs,urnng will Leave Hsvsr
7; Dobbs' Ferry, 7{b; Hastings 81 Yonkers 8l6 Thtett
street, 900; Christopher street, o:15
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30
N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
KEEPEkS. HOTEI KEEPERS.

IA UCTION sALE-wILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY,
~ Slst ns at II O'clock the foot of North Third street.
Amsburg Engines Of II horse powor thrss
Engines without boilers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30

A UcTI0N NOTICE.-BoOTs AND SHOES.
~ w. M. HOLLINGSHEAD, AUCTION8ER.
D. T. wHITKHOUsE, saesrooms Is cdFsiandt street.
THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80,
AT l01s O'CLOCK A. NJ,
Rne thousand strictly prime Boots Shoes Brognns
ia$ers Balmoral &C., particularly adapted TO city and
Eouhtry buyers.
Catalogues ready on morning of sale
A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN
A On Wednesday, at l0 O'Clock $50 Fulton street. Two
Pianos mahogany Parlor and Chamber Furniture painted
pot oak Chairs Lounges Carpets Olcoths &C. Also mort
kage sale Of Saloon Furnture, Counters, &c.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

On motion. Charles II. Lamb was fe.uom.
mated for Recorder by ncciamation.
Ballot for Commissioner--J. W. Collins,
81; c. o. Duuon, 7; d. d. Babcock, Q; B.
f. Abeli. l5; Curtis, I. J. W. Collins nomi-
mated.
Samuel Bodman was nominated for Cor.
oner by reclamation.
lst Ballot for Director of In6rm ary-J.
s. Cook. 33; q. P. Bail. 81; 8. Douglass, ID;
Alonso Richmond. !3; B. +. Abel, Q; Tay.
lor. /,
I'd Ballot for Director of Infrmary-.
Cook. rs; Bail. 90; Douglass. l; Richmond,
10. G. p. Bail nominated.
1a Ballot for Surpeyor-M L Maynard,
4s; Royal Burton, 81; J. v. Whitney, II;
George Smith. q.
I'd Ballot for Snrpeyor--Maynare, IS;
Burton, 46. NJ. L. Maynard nominated.
On motion, the chair appointed the fol.
lowing gentlemen a Central Committee for
the ensuing year: j. o. Converse, ]. N.
Hathaway. Philo Pease, A. p. Tilden, T. W.
Scott.
On motion, tho Convcntion then sd.
journed sine die.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

increase the value OF property, and thus add
TO the industry and wealth of the State
Add IL ID . mistaken idea TO suppose tha,
the rural journal conflicts with i've larger Co.
temporary published in the city. Their in
teresss are identical. The one furnishes 10
cal nows chieHy-snd that 10 wba, its read.
ers want--wbile the other supplies general
nteligence--enIsrges upon all important
snbjects, etc. Mother can act iodepend I.
emily; they are to a great extent depenGent
on each other, and the city journal which
attempts to ignore its weekly visitor from
the country is not only ungenerous but mis-.
takes its own interests.
Sometimes IL may be said that an item 10
not OF sufficient Importance TO be credited,
and with truth; but any experienced 'nows'
paper man can detect if he will whether il
DO important or not. or whether there has
teen q considerable OUTLAY of time in secur-
Jog IL originally. which should be- considorod d
in bestowing credits. II is not tho longest
item which has required the most labor
The writer on na0y occasions has done
more running about to obtain a fact which,
when published. did not make dozen lines,
than at other times whom he has written
two columns.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

NJ We call particular attention Of all in-
terestod 10 the notice Of DR.. l.. A. IIa,nil.
ton. Examining Surgeon for Goaues Coun.
'y. In another column. The examination n
ct persons still entitled to exemption on &C
count OF physical disability. was originally
ses for tho last Saturday in August and arst
Saturday in September. but, mistake as to
the time having been made in putting tho
notice into type, which was calculated to
mis'ead the reader, IL has been decided TO
defer II until Friday, tho 18th inst.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01
"Crediting Country Papers.

Under the above hoading, the Hartford
(Conn.) Cowramt makes somo sensible re.
marks upon the mutual dependence of the
city aud country press upon each other
which We 6nd quoted with approval in the
Cleveland Herald. The Herald says
"Ths opinions enuuciated are those we
have always expressed, and the policy Of
giving proper credit to local country papers
and thus building up their reputation, /,
one we carefully follow. Situated a. We are
In portion of Ohio noted for the numbe,
valuo aud intelligence o: its country papers
we are able to speak undorstandingiy or
the subject, and our experience has been
that the circulation of the Daily Herald
increases 10 any one county in proportion
with the improved quality aud enlarged
prosperity Of the county paper" The
Courants article is as follows:
There are tricks 10 the newspaper pro-
fession which may DO rssorted to, and read
ers be deceived into the belief that news.
paper 10 commercially eDterprising. when
in truth it's enterprise consists simply ia
wholesale atealiDg from it's contemporaries
OF course maLy items Of news are public
property. and no one expects the 'miscella.
neous' columns of paper to give the pa
rentags of every scrap of intelligence 1t fur
pishes; but there are other items--ail those
which are gathered from tho country pres,
published 10 the neigbborhood OF the city
Journal which sppropristes thsm--not Ia
this class, and credit can and sho'd be given
We know of many daily papers which stu.
diously ignore the existence Of their rura
ueighbors, yet feed upon them with keen
sppetites when occasion offers, for the self
ish purpose Of leading their readers to sup.
pose them more enserprising than some 9th
ers. One prominent Journal publishes ev.
cry dsy FROM one to three columns OF 'New
England News, all Of which, with perhaps q
few exceptions, 10 taken from newspaper
printed wbess the events recorded trans
pro, and yet hardly iu single instance is q
word of recognition given those papers. A
reputation for enterprise 10 thereby gained
at she expense OF others.
wo believe IN dealing honorably with the
eouusry press. giving them credit for wha,
they do. and helping them along 10 every
reasonable way. A newspaper 10 town OF
village should be encouraged. If properly
mansged 1t will stimulate business activity
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01
Mrs. Thompson's . Lecture.

Mrs. q. Il. Thompson, the Uoion Spy
lectured at the Court House in this village
on Saturday evening last, but. owing to tb,
iusufficiency Of the notice, and tho fact tha
many OF our citizens had heard her before
but few we're present. Mrs. T. 10 intending
to begin her Eastern lecturiog tour imme
diateiy. We reproduce the folio wing mer.
ited notice of her lecture from q ps DC,
published at Alliance:
AR. EDIToa:--No, witbstaudiDg our coun
try 10 flooded with books on the war, ou,
rostrums alive With heroes and beroines o
the war. and almost every circle 10 enlivened
With soldiers tales Of the war, yet We fud
no such representa- of its inner realities
or worthy object of public patronage, al
Mrs. Sarah X. Thompson. A Southoru
lady BY birth aud association, she 10 all the
more deserving for her fidelity to the Union,
and invaluable services rendered the Gov.
crnnent Shudderipg as she looked upon
Ihe obscene features of the monsters Sla.
very and Rebellion, she dared, though a
woman. to grappie with their Shiny strength
and thus experienced tho foul fends' work
aud felt their faDgs fastened 10 her own
desb. aud thoir poison working in her own
n0artS blood. While others fought for
homo and country. she, deserted BY friends,
exi.sd from her native State BY the hate
and persecution of Davis and his minions, a
prico upon her head. sacrifices property. the
life Of her husbund, the home of her youth,
and oil. for tho mera innate principle of 10y.
atty. Though uned ucated. her ohservatio
bss been close, and her judgment 10 the
maiu correct. Her ststenont of facts are
positive, and delnoations of character
graphic. The single act of securing the
death of the notorious guerrilla chief, John
Morgau,aDd her description of that Incident,
aside from the noble purpose she bas in
view, the education of herself and two little
girls, should secure her IN audience wher.
ever she may lecture. Mrs. Thompson is
about starting East on Iec,uriug tour, and
We trust she will everywhere DO greeted
with large and appreoiative audiences.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

Those entitled to certificates Of exenp.
tion from Military fnes on accoun, of boii.
ly indrmities. and who have faiiod 20 ap.
pear before me for examination during the
time prescribed by law, can DO examined on
Friday. the 18th day of September. provided a
sufficient excuse can be furnished for neg.
iectiog to appear during the time required
by Law. All such excuses must be sworn ia
and endorsed on the Ger ersiicate, which will
be forwarded to the Adjutaut General oi
the State At Columbus. tor approval.
L A HAMILTON.
Examining Surgeon for Geauga County.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

~Mr. Aaron Wilcox, we'll known as an
old and honorable business man of Paines.
vile. succeeds L. s Pike g. Brother in the
Lake County Bank Of Discount aud Depos.
II. Those Of our readers who have bank.
log business to do in gainesville, should
give him call. Sec card in another col.
umu.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01
DIED.

A. DIED.
In Chardon, August 9Th. Of Typhoid Fever,
MURRAY A., son OF B. w. and Isabelle j.
Caufold, aged Q years and months.
We saw this little fellow, short timo since,
apparently in the bloom Of baby health; but We
knew that Death Turks iE every budding Aow or
aud comes in every breeze.
In Hambden. August 25,h, 1865, OF Dysentery
DWIGHT HORACE, son OF Horace and Lucis
A. j. Stebbins, nged years and month.
In Montvile, August 10th, Of Oysentery, ter.
minatins with Inflammation OF the Brain. KIT.
TIE, daughter ofFrank lin and Mary Jane Green,
aged 2. months.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01
Ayers Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and A que,
.kemtueht Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious
for the whole class of diseases origin-
ating In hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria of minsmatic countries.
ENEVER and Aguo is not the only conse.
IL queneo of the Miasmatic poison. A
great variety Of disorders arise from its ir.
ri,aiion, in msiarious districts. among which
are Neuraig'a. Rheum0tism, Gous. Head
ache. Blindness, TOothaohe, Earache. Ca
tarh. .4sthma, Patpilaiion, Painful .86ec
ton Of the Spleen, Mysteries. Pain 10 the
BoSeis, Cote. Pdraiysis and Derangement
OF the Stomach, all OF which, when Origina.
tios 10 this cause, put on ths inttvmitts nj
type. or become periodical. This "CURE"
sxpels the poison f,om the blood, and thus
cures them all alike. 1t is not only the
most effectuaI remedy ever discovered for
this GLASS OF complaints. but is 10 the cheap-
est, aud moreover is perfectly safe. No
harm can arise from its use, aud the patient
when cured 10 left a. healthy as il he had
any other cure for Chills and Fever? Ii 10
truo of this. and its Importance to those .t-
ficted with the complaint canpot be over.
estimated. So sure is it to cure the Fever
and Ague that it may be trushfuily SAID to
be certain romody. One Dealer CON plains
that it is no, q good medicine to sell, be.
cause Que bottle cures whole neighbor-
hood. r
Prepared by J. G. AVER 6 Co., Lowell,
Mass.
srFor Sale by Cook & MCGOWAN, and Dr.. J..
Nichols. Chardon; N. Thompson, Middlefield;
g. w. Garrett, Mon,vilIe; 8. Wright, Hunt sburg e;
G.. p. Treat, Claridon; Bosworth g. Parkman,
Auburn, and by dealers generally.
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Union Musical Association

A meeting of tho Uoion Musical Associ-
alton will be held at Cbardon, commencing
at ten o'clock A. NJ, on Thursday, Sept. 7tb,
and closing with Concert on Friday even.
log. Members are requested to bring the
Key Note. Conductor, Prof A. B. Luce,
Of Kingsville. J.C. WELLS.
Secretary.
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ASRev. Timothy Hopkins, a Presby.
terian clergyman from Geneva, N. V, will
preach at the Methodist Church next ssb.
bath morning, at the usual hour. ...
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HOME DEPARTMENT,
Railroad Meeting.

Tho adjourned Railroad Meeting will bo
held ss the Court House. on Saturday oven. .
Ing Of this week. AL are Invited, and q
large attendance 10 desired.
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WOOL! WOOL!

TX OOO POUNDS Of WOOL WANTED
ec,UUU in the Township of Trumbul II and
village OF footville, Ashtnbula County.
The Undersigned, who has had over 40 years
experience in manuf acturing Wool into the Fin.
est Cloths, have brought with them from Redford,
chimes in use.
They are fully prepared to Gard Wool in the
very best manner and shortest notice. Those
who come early can get thsir rolls the same day
s. c. POWERS & SON.
Footville. July 25th, 1865. s8i2w6
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H-Bsttery C." Ist o. v. A., has re.
surned in Columbus. and is to be paid ofi
and mustered out of the service.
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Religions Nnfice.

The Annual Meeting Of the Western Reserve
Association oi Univefsalists win be held in New
bury, on the first Saturday and following Sab
bath in September. A general invitation is given
A. WILSON.
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NOTICE.-The Undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Executor Of the
estate OF Rowland Strong. decd, late Of Hunts.
burg. GsAuga Coun:y, Ohio. "a.
E. Z. STRONG.
Huntsburg, Aug 25th. 1865. ssl5w3