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The Oil Product of Pithols.

Pithole has now 80 producing wells-six.
teen that have produced, but are now out of
order. The daily yield is 8,603 barrels, or
nearly six barrels per minute. At 90 per
barrel, the present price of oil, Il amounts
to $6l, ,64S. The sum of $4,000 paws ell
expenses. being a profit Of GAS, 9,6I8 every
twenty.four hours. Hero tho reader must
not imagine that the above profit is taken
away from Pithole. for about oue- fourth is
invested IN oil Interests at this place, and
one. eight at other places in tho oil regions.
IL 10 strange, but nevertheless true, that
those who have once realized a fortune in
the oil interest seldom invest in anything
else. so long as they remain in the oil re.
gons. We also send the amount of oil on
hand up to this date, of which the total ia
38,S60 barrels, valued at $6 per barrel.
amounting to s23O, 100. At the tank be-.
longing to the Pipe Company, thore are
three Two inch pipes, each Of which are
pouring forth a large stream of oil, pumped
from the tanks of the principal wells. The
oil 10 this tank We have made no note Of
but We are told 100 barrels per hour h
forced from II to the Miller farm.
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ARCANA WATCH.
A Elegant Novelty in Watches

The cases of this watch are posed of oor
eral different metals combined rolled together
aud planished, producing an exact imitation of
!8 caratgold, called Arcana. They are as benu.
tiful as solid gold, and are afforded at one. rth
the cost. The cases are eautifully designed. and
are engra we'd in the exact style of the Celebrated
Gold Hnnting Levers and so exact an Imitation
of gold as TO defy detection. The movements
are well finished having adjusting regulator, lima
dial and skeleton hands. ''
three sizes the smallest being for Ladies. A
case of six will be sent for sl23. A single one
sent in handsome case for $25 They will
readily sell for three times their cost. We also
import very superior, finished and elegant
per case CT six. Orders for any kind of watches
promptly and faithfully fulfilled. Address, AR.
CANA WATCH CO., No. 62 FuLroN ST., New
York City, Importers and Dealers in Watches OF
every description. s26wG
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Thanksgiving.
A PROCLAMATION.
Bv Charles Anderson. Qoverno


BY Charles Anderson. Governor Of the
State Of Ohio.
WHEREAS, l am now advised that II IA the
desire of the majority of the good people OF
this State, to celebrate but one day O.
thanksgiving aud praise; and,
WHEREAS, the States of this Union. az
well those VII ich had originally fixed up.
on the earlier aud customary day. az such
OF them thst have, for the first time. an.
pointed the later one-baye now nImos,
unanimously designated, for their State 90.
casions, the day heretofore set apart by the
President Of the United States for the ma.
tional Thanksgiving; and,
WHEREAS, 1t is certainly most At. md
proper that upon an occasion of such signal
and universal blessings our whole people
snonid not merely render for them their
thanks TO God, but should likewise. in a
spirit Of Christian and fraterpal concord
unite al, the hearts Of their mspv worsbip.
Ing assemblies 10 the one oct OF tbanksoiv.
ing. at one and tho same time.
Nov, therefore, 10 consideration of those
and other like reasons, I, Charles Anderson.
Governor of the the State of Ohio. do here,
by revoke the appointment of tho day here.
tofore recommended to the people of Ohio
for this sacrod festival, and do now SGT
apart, 10 lieu thereof. the first Thursday-
being the seventh day-of the month of Dc.
oemoer proximo, and again call upon them
all TO join, upon that day, in these grave
but pleasing duties.
10 testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal of the
state OF Ohio to be affixed, at Coiumbus,
on the sixteenth day of November, 10 the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.ive. and in tho nine.
t,etn year OF the independence of the
United States Of America
~ CHARLES ANDERSON.
SEAL BY tho Governor:
~ VIM Henry SMITH.
Secretary Of State.
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SHERlFF'S SALE-By virtue OF an order of
- sale issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Geauga County, Ohio, wherein Orrin Wilson
is plaintiff, and Joseph Bradley is defendant, to
1865, shall offer tor sale at public vendue, at the
door OF the Court House in Chardon in said Co.,
On Saturday, Dec. %, s65. between the hours OF
10 A. M. and P. M, OF said day, the following
real estate, situate In the township of Mon.ville,
Geauga Couuty, Ohio, and bounded 90 follows:-
To be taken off In square form from the north.
west corner Of Lot No One in said township
bounded on the north and west bounds of said
line to be equal and parallel to the iirsI bounded
above mentioned; and east by line to be drawn
equal and parallel to the second menton'd bounds,
and containing one hundred and sixty acres OF
land. Said premises were duly appraised at g..
200, Terms Of Sale, cash in hand
B. N. SHAW, Sheriff,
Sheriffrs Office, Gesuga ,., 90
County, Nov. 10Th, 65. e28
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Legal Notice,

Josephine y E. Weldon In Court Of Com.
J. Homer Weldon. Petition for Divorce
THE said Defendant is hereby notified
Il that the said Plaintiff on the 23d dsy
November. A. ID. 1855. fled in the Office Of
the Clerk of said Court, her petition against
him: praying for divorce on the ground of
willful absence for more than three years
Said petition will be for hearing at the next
term OF said Court. The said Defendant
will further take notice that on Monday. tho
2Sth day of December, A. d. 1866, the
Plaintiff will take the dispositions of sundry
witnesses, to be used as evidence on the tri.
al OF said cause, at the hotel of N. d Smith,
in the Township of Parkman.in said County
of Geaaga and State of Ohio. between the
hours Of nine O'Clock A. M. and nine clock
p. M. of said day, and that the taking of
the same will beadjoruued from day to day,
between the same hours. until they are com.
pleted. CANFIELD g. SMITH.
s2S~6 Attorneys tor Plaintiff
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Ayers Pills.

n RE you sick, feeble and complainippf
"A Are you out of order. with your system
doranged and your feelings uncomfor table?
These 81 mptons are often the prelude to &c.
rious Illness. Some flt of sickness is Green.
ing upon you, and should be averted BY q
timely uso of the right remedy. Take
Ayers Pills, and cleanse out tie disordered
humors-purify the blood, and let the f. uids
move on unobstructed in health again.
They stimulate the functions of the body
into vigorous activity, purify the system
from the distractions which make disease.
cold settles somewhere in the body, anu
deranges its natural functions. These, IL
not relieved, react upon themselves and the
surrounding organs, producing general ag-
gravation, suffering and derangemont-
While 10 this condition, take Ayers Pills, and
see bow directly they restore the natural &C.
tion of the system, and with il the buoyant
feeling OF health again. What is true and
so apparent in this trivial and common COM
plant 10 also true in many Of the deep seat
ed and dangerous distempers. The same
purgative effect expeIs them. Caused BY
similar obstructions and arrangements OF
tho natural functions Of the body, they are
rapidly and many OF them surely cured by
the same means. Mono who know the yir-
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-
stipation, Heartburn. Rheumatism, Dropsy.
u orms and Suppression, when taken in
large doses
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most
sensitive can tako them easily, and they
are surely the best purgative medicine yet
discovered. s26wS
aerFor Sale by Cook & MCGOWAN. and Dr.. ].
Nichols, Chardon; ]. 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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The RURAL AMERICAN.

The Most Elegant, the CAeope.t and N.
Best Agricultural, Horticultural, and
General Family Paper in the United
States! Gratuities in Choice GRAPE
VINES, StraW6erry Plants and Re.
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scr!ption Price, sent free to every SAB.
scriJery! s
This Popular Rural Paper, published on the Ist
sna q Iolh OF each month, at Utica, New York, at
Sl,oo year is now greatly enlarged and i'm
proved, and equal in size and value of contents
10 any other similar publication in this country.
Indeed, no other paper Of the kind can be com
pared with 1t in the real vnlue and interest at.
tached TO its contents; and it is decidedly ahead
OF anything OF the kind ever published
The RURAL AMERICAN is not a Local p,ner hr,
JUS, as valuable in New England, the Western
and other States, as in the State OF New York
Its circulation is larger than that Of any other
paper ou, OF the City OF New York. Volume K
Will commence January lst, 1866.
The Form is very large SIXTEEN PAGE OcrA.
yo, containing double the reading matter thnt can
be fonud in any other similar publication on eve.
ry subject OF interest to farmers, fruit. growers,
grape overs In particulor) stock raisers, gar.
deners, bee TX eepers, poultry breeders, &c.
This Elegant Paper is illustrated with soma of
Inc most costly ENGRAvINGs that money and art
can produce; and it's LITERARY Department EN-.
braces general FAMILY Reading, which in inter.
n~S oeoH cquulcu III tllS country. In
briel, the RURAL AMERICAN is now universally
admitted to be the most PRAcTIcAL and RELIABLE
Agricultural, and Horticultural Publication ex.
tant Every Subscriber receives the full value
OF the paper in Choice Grape Vines, Strawberry
Plants, or Fine, EngravIngs, worth So each; and
all subscribers for 1866 who remit their money
before Dec. 18th receive the volume for 1856
FREE FROM THE TIME THEY SUBSCRIBE
tothe close of the present year!
The Agricultural Editor of the PHILADELPHIA
Sdturddy Evening Post, ian entire strangely in
congratulating me on the appearance of nv new
paper, writes my opinion is that you have ia.
sued the best journal oil points consideredNfor
the practical working farmer, that we have ever
had IN the United States or anywhere else. /
Ike it's general makeup better than that of anv
paper have ever seen. Tbese nrs
my honest sentimental
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who receive magnificent Premiums In VINES
Plants, Engravings, Cash, Gold Pens, Magazines,
Weekly Newspapers, &c: Samples of the RURAL
AMERICAN se"tJree to all applicants. Address
GAS, T. B. MINER,
e27m6 Clinton, Oneida Co, NJ Y.
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GLAD NEWS
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are Warranted, in all cases. for the Sprrpv AVN
PERMANENT CURE Of oil Diseases arising from
Sexual Excesses or "e '''''
Youthful IndiscretiOn,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions, and Sens,,,
Dreams; Genital, Physical and Nervous Deb;I;'
~, Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c. &c
No Change of Diet is Necessary,
and they can be used without detection. Each
box contains 60 Pills. Price One DOLLAR. n
be sent by mail securely sealed, post noid viii
full instructions that insure cure, on recen, ~
the money; anda pamphlet of 100 pages nm m. '
error OF youth, the consequences and remedy"
sent Tree, 10 cent. required or postage. Friyate
ClRcul1Rs 10 gentlemen only, sent free on receipt
oil envelope and stamp, Address ''p'
p. Box 5079. 442 Bro,dwsu
Dealers can be supplied by Dem as Barnes &,
Co., Wholesale Agents, New York. sSiSI
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Boot T. Shoe Shop.

MIR. H. UTLEY
Iu Would respectfully call the
attention OF the Public to the iact, that he has
Tor sale as Durable. Fashionable Stock OF Boots
d Shoes as the country nffords-an6, as to the
Price, we ale prepared to sell them at as
Low PRICE as any SHOP in tho COUNTRY.
pTCus,om Work done to order en- short no.
ticc, and on the most reasonable terms,
eTShop doors north Of the Disciple Church.
Chardon, Oct. 9th, 1865. S24tf
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Lake County Bank
Discount and Deposit.

AARON WILCOX,
tSuccessor to +. s. Pike g. Brother,)
Buys and Sells Government Bonds of all the
diiicrent Desert riptions, pays the Coupons Of
the 7.3O Loan, PURCHASES
The GOld-Bearing Coupons.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
o1-Bnsiness from my friends in Geauga Coun.
ty respec fully solicited.
AARON WILCOX.
Painesville, August 2lst, 1865. sl5m9
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Agents Wanted
For Our NEW Work,
.A- MI ~ -E
And Cotton Field,
8Y Thomas w. Knox.

|
Especial War Correspondent of the Nsw Yorl
| Herald)
1he most Thrilling. hteresiing and Ercii.
ing Book Of .Army Experience ever published
abolnding in personal adventures, deeds of no.
oie caring: anecdotes, touching Incidents inge
more absorbing in interest, and replete with use
lished. 0''' y0' Puo'
TO prospective settlers upon the rich and far.
tile lands OF the South, now open to Norther an.
terPrlse' 1t is especially invaluable, giving full
reliaole ano practical information relative to the
mana agement OF plantation and cotton culture in.
gronL 0''''
Returned anddisabled officers and soldiers. and
enel getic young men in want Of profitable en-.
p'oyment, will find this a rare chnnce TO make
money money We have agents clearing 5000 month,
wi wnlch we VIII prove to any doubling applicant
tor proof Of the above send for circulars, nd sec
our terms Address JONES BROS. & Co,
l4S West Fourth Street Cincin ali, Ohio.
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More Valuable than Gold |!
Bryan's Life Pills
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THE Semi-WeekIy GAZETTE,
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

This paper il made up specially with reference
to the wants and tastes of readers who do NOT
take Daily pnper The current news is com.
TO furnish connected history of current event.. ami.
ana details OF important and Interesting occur.
rences. 1t nlso contains selection from the ed .
:torlals which appear in the Daily paper, together
win commercial and agricultural news prepar red
expressly ior or the Weekly. Each Number con.
alns from 80 to 33 columns OF Reading Matte
n order to limit the advertisements, the price
has been advanced TO 81 q squire, each insertion,
Inc old subscribers to the WEEKLY Gazette
are aware that we edhere TO the policy of occu
pying comparatively small space OF each paper
with advertisements There will be no chance
IN this respect. Pnrlies subscribing. therefore
may rely upon receiving Paper devoted TO Pol.
itics, News, Literature, Commerce and Agrcnl. =.
lure, and one that sha be- at lens, equal 10 any
Tree use of telegraphic means, and the employment
9, correspondents at all points of nteres, in the
united States and Europe we are able tn give
the news OF the day down to the hour OF going to
press, mus anticipating the Eastern publications
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY GAZETTE:
One Copy, year. So numbers, $3.50
Five to ten Copies, each, h,................S IS
len TO twenty Copies, each, .... .........2 90
twenty Copies and over, each, ,.........l IS
Fol, every Club of Ten or Twenty at the rates
named. an extra copy will be sent; and an add.
tional extra copy for every additional Twenty
euSSiioCi5' CluO OF THY, an eXtlQ CODV
OF the Daily will ne sent, If p. p.eferred instead Of
the extra Weeklies. -
The money order system being now in partial
operation, subscribers should adopt this mode of
remittance when practicable. In this way ali
risks may be avoided. At points where no, in
operation, registered letters will DO at our risk
nutin such cases drafts, Of course nre prefer
If they can he obtained.
Subscriptions. in all casos, payable in ndyancc.
and no paper continued after the expiration of
the time paid for. "
In presenting this Prospectus for 1866, the pro.
prietors OF the Gazette do not feel called upon to
present platform Of principles Suffice il TO saw,
we shall adhere firmly to the principles that we
have co ontended for during the war, aud continue
TO advocate those measures which shall be best
calculated TO secure Permanent Union and Per.
feet Freedom.
The approaching session of Congress, in which
the Union party has an overw helmng majority.
Will DO one OF great importance, and we sha ii
keep the readers of the Gazette fully and regu.
!arly advised of the proceedings of that body.
Address CINCINNATI GAZETTE CO,
NOV. i'' 1866. Cincinnati, Ohio
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Eastman's National Bu.ine.. co,,so.

Eastman's National Business College.
At the last regular meeting of the Buck.
eye Association" composed of students in
attendance at Eastmsn's National Business
College, Pougbkeepsie, New York, the fol.
lowing preamble aud resolutions we're unau.
imously adopted:
Hhereds. We the undersigned, Student,
10 attendance at Eastman National Busi
ness Poughkeepse College, N Y, from the
state OF Ohio, do feel q great deal of pride
IN the Institution which wo In part repre-.
sent, and are actuated by gratitude toward
those whose energy and ability have raised
TINS college to the position Il now holds, the
head both 10 merit and numbers of all other
institutions of the kind, in this country, and
Hhereds. We are anxious that more of
our friends and comrades should participat 10
in the unrivalled advantages we here enjoy.
therefore be il
Resoiusd, That we, as members of this
great National Business College, coguizant
OF the powerful Influence for good that IL is
exert'ng toward tho improvement of our
country and the world at largo, by practi.
caliy and usefully educating the young, and
ht'ng them 20 enter successfully upon the
N"''oo ""N ioopouetOiiltbe Ok IlI0, I0GI ~ q
duty as we'll as q pleasure, not only TO com
mend 1t to our friends everywhere as DOS.
sessiDg facilities for a sound Practical, Bus.
ness Education. to be found nowhere else:
but also to work for its interests bere and
hereafter, eves sustaining and encouraging
its worthy President and Faculty in their
endeaVors for tho good of ourselves and this
Institution.
ResDiued, that in the EASTMAN SYSTEM OF
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING, combining Theo.
ry and Practice, here originated, introduced
and carried out with such degree of mag.
nitnde and precision, we discover principles
and see merits which are working q revolu.
tion in this branch of education. and are
making for this Institution and its Founder
reputation which future generations will
acknowledge and honor.
Resotved, That wo extend to tho Young |
men of our noble State an earnest and
hearty invitation to become members of
this Institution, pledging ourselves 10 give
them warm and ready welcome, aud to do
our utmost to make them feel themselves
among friends. promising each and every
stranger from Ohio that wherever he meets
Buckrye StuJent he finds friend.
Rrsolued, That these resolutions be pub.
lished as adopted in the leading Ohio Jour.
mails: and copy be presented to Prot. II
It. Eastman. g. W. LATHAM
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NJOTlCE.-The undersigned has been duly ap.
~ pointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate ofJemes Stewart, decd, late of New.
bury, Geauga County, Ohio.
HIRAM COVELL.
Newbury, November 24th, 1865. s2sws
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Pianos g. Welodeons,

III G. RANDALL would respectfully inform
IL. the citizens oi Geauga County and Vicinity
that, ihSt he has Tor sale PIANOS and MELODE,
uNS which will be offered at Low Prices Those
anime before purchasing elsewhere. All Instrn
uents fully Warranted Tor S years.
"inquiIe OF Mr.. c. II. Lamb. Co, Recorder
April l4ih, 1865. 796m6 Cbardon n
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over to the American Consul. and will be
sent to New York. Her Captain and crew
have been unconditioually DISCHARGED.
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UNH0N
HARNESS-SHOP.
CLARK & MERRILL

- EG leave TO say to the good people o.
- ChaIdon and vicinity, that they have
old business of saddle and harness making
Shop ono door north Of Democrat Office,
where they hope to receive the calls of all ,bei,
Old friends, and hosts OF new ones.
All kinds Of work In their line doae 10 order
in the most approved style, and on terms az ren
sonsb'e us can be obtained else where.
Chardon, Oct. l2. 1865. 22ma
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Come and SeeM!

Come and See!!
What magic in three little words,
Like these herein expressed!
These give new life to seeking minds,
And agitate the breast.
:, The undersigned have just returned from the
Eastern cities where they have purchased as Fine,
Elegant. Splendid, Beautiful. Durable and Eco.
nomical Stock OF FALL & WINTER GOODS,
as was eyer brought to this market. We take
no back holds, nor wind holds. standing off and
blowing.nor any other hold-.but, COME AND
SEE, EVERYTHING in the Line of
Dress Goods,
From Silk to Merinos and Prints, 1yBalmora
Skris and Corsets-The Double and Twisted,
oeh'aolusiing Elliptic, Patent Hoop Skirts.
Come and See
CLOTHS. .CASSIMERES, LADIES, CLOTHS.
&c. Having purchased the. entire Clothing Es.
Enlistment OF j.. S. Ayres, they are prepared 10
manufacture to order, under the direction of ].
Slrohl the Latest Style and Fashion of
LADIES' CL0AKS,
and. besides, have on hand very superior Stock
OF CIoaks Ready Made. The Latest Style Of
Hats & Caps LATEST STYLES
LATEST STYLE Boots & Shoes
Also CIR o CERZES, do.
Come and See.
CANFIELD & MURRAY.
Chardon, Oct. 18Th, 1865. e22,f
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W CuotiuHus
l. p. Wick,
J. p. Anderson,
Horny Iddings.
9. e. Strong,
d. Kroider,
J. l. Hoskots,
Frank II. Atkinson,
T. B. Taylor,
Geo. II. Ransom,
J. Q. Lock wood,
e. II. Case.
H. II. GilIer.
Walter st. John,
D. II. onankIand,
II. B. Smith,
e. r Chase,
H. NJ. Krefor,
A. II, Holmer,
Horny l.. Thomas,
EbeD f. Davis,
Josiah J. Knight,
Erwin Howard,
Geo. o. Sheppard,
Thomas e. Trimble,
Oscar f RowIey,
Joseph Gondy,
Jos. c. Alien,
8. X. Long,
W A. Murphy,
A. w. Boggs,
Geo. IL. Kichey.
A. II Saget,
q. 7. Parker.
2. P. Lyman,
james Laslev,
Stephen B. Gorsnch,
w. B. Naylor,
8. W. Latham.
Il. V, Neill.
Sylvester Shatler,
Joseph Ingmand.
8. N stacher,
David Earl,
o. s. Strong,
J. W. Whinnery,
Clayton Rogers,
J. T. Whinnery,
E W. Hodges,
j. #. Scott.
O. s. Tibbitts.
J. s. Sbankiand,
Albert Henry.
Nathaniel Werner,
Lyman Sewart,
George Robson.
Jno. Derthick,
G. Derthick,
j. NJ. Sapham.
W. II. BarkdeiI,
J. B. Gage,
W. r. Kempler,
II. II. Mayhem.
David Brown,
w II Rupkla
Fremont Brown,
Geo. w. Carrell,
Ed. M. Haines,
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TERMS: .r.
HARPER's WEEKLY, One Year, 81.
New Millinery Shop

arJUST OPENED. ONE DOOR NORTH
oi the Disciple Church 90
INHE Undersigned would respectfully say to
l. the citizens OF Chardon and vicinity, that
sho has opened shop Tor the purpose OF selling
HATS g. BONNETs, SILKS,
VELvETs, RIBBONS, '.' -'.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS
and oil kinds Of Millinery, at : ~',.'' ''''
VERY Low PRICES.
Bleaching and Dressing comets and Hats.
and ELI WORK Done over in the Latest style
at Short Notice, and on Reasonable Terms,
Miss N. CASSELLS.
Cha rdon, Oct 9th, 1865. seaw6s