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~ Virtue OF Repabliean Institt.

Tho Virtue of Republican Instita.
lions.
THE Republican bubble which, no.
CoTdInR to an obscure politician. burst
Tour years ago, Is nfIording ut present
an example OF the working of popular
stdeFattOn OF statesmen. How comes Il.
that johnson, the tailor of Tennessee,
ike Lincoln, the rail-splitter oRIllinois,
before him, can so judiCiouslV and
tempernteIy use his great powerT q }
He4do not intrust our tailors even
VIII "a n,&ote Tor 2 man 70 represent them
In the House of Commons; but here IS
AN example of "a tailor proving himself
qualified to undertake the task of ruiz
ing great nation, and he COMPARES
advnntagCOusly with the kiTES md.
statesmen of Europe. We saw, in the
ease with which the republic could bear
the strain Of stupendous war, the ex-
cellence OF popular institutions in their
general working. f.7s r 81
We can contemplate In President
Johnson specimen of the mon by
which these results are worked mt
NO doubt all tailors have not tho roni-
us OF Andrew johnson, NOR all rail-
sP li!tl me honesty and rare political
instinct OF Abraham Lincoln: but how
comes It that, in conducting a war, and
IN concluding q peace, the United States
snoulu nave hit upon these two aXceD-
tional rulers sprung from the industri-
Theanswer is that where the people
goVern-the whole people, and not the
privileged fragments OF the nation-the
9blest men will, us general rule. find
their way to the front, and thus IN sea-
sons OF emergency the intarests of the
country are coudded TO the care, not Of
annquated tmbec ility, hui OF genius. OF
skill and of statesmanship. Those In
stituions cannot be radically detective
Whlchi IN a season Of trinl, so rapidly
Drought out two such rulers as Lincoln
ana Johnson, and two such soldiers as
1F9nt ana sherman. Is 1t not worth.
er our artisans and Fail-splitters arc AZ.
70 give q vote f7TL,aHelon Star.
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m, me , Eass..ea = Fsnp.yl,aala.

i, SI9 a18n y majority, 30 far-l7,lO7 Abont
from. n Oh the State remains 70 be heard
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THE Public Ledger tPhiladenbia, mn.
der the title of 1.-THE linm6rt6Iitv IL
Truth and Justice shows that our
country Is on the eve of a grand career.
and that her prestige abroad. has been
immensely exalted by, recent events
adding that
j, The sacrifice we, as a nation mad.
IN 1881, in realsting tho further e1StenS
s s1l OF. the Slave Labor system, and
men when necessary, oveffhroy-Inr
Fly ery itself, and the kindness MANI
lest9d q Former Rebels, have given us
power and credit already in ne ewes AZ
ne World, and strength such as we had
never conceived. EyerythinR AIiieri1
en- K now going up in the European
An history Is before Il. WhiIe Secslss. =
son e dead our aoVernmsnt s6cIIritios
~, Silllly rising, and only our enemies
~ ~ tiitnfope are eonfOunded.' +
=
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The Hon. Geo. v. Lawrence, mem
Der OF Congress elect from tho Wash
ington, Pa, district, died at his resi-
denee in Monongahela City last Sum
day. BE had been one OF the most
active politicians in Pennsylvania 4.
special election, we presume. win A.
once be oFdeted to fill the vacancy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-17

THENew York World, imam elaborate
Article upon Waterfalls, . observes -
The hair used by the artists in pulling
and braiding is altogether obtained in
Europe. Therichly cultivated and ara
BILE zone Of country running from the
Hautes Alps, in Dauphine, including
the circle extending to Rousillion and
thee, Pytenees orientales, through the
historical provinces OF Garonnc. Potion.
Maine and the Osleannais, to the bleak
and sterile Cotes du Nord, inlBritanv.
Is g very productive country for the raw
material. The dark eyed maidens of
Toulouse, Ayignon, and the Bourbon.
mails have becCme famous for their dark.
stlkentresses, hanging withoutrestraint
In the loose handkerchiefs of the pens-
antry. These rural Glemoiselles lnow
the value Of their Iuxuriant locks. and
toproYtde for the expenses of the village
festival and that grand event which
marks the turning point of n gomnn's
llle Tor veal or woe the day when the
rustic! swain shall encircle their mar
riage-hnger with the promise Of welded
love, they invariably economist their
' IllL tLoE ms purpose, and the material
y. felel1y purchased by the agents of
the great houses at Paris, Lyons. and
1elpsto Bringing from twenty to eighty
dollars pound, according to fiber ana
quality The dark hair which nClorns
IN glossy profusion the heads 90 our
wives and dnug htensshas traversed three
thousand miles in search of a hair
utesseE ana purchaser, before flndinE
rest in Its natural position. = .
Italy provides but little hair. with the,
exception Of the broad Dalmatinn strin
Of land bordering ON the Adrintic; and,
me paGftctan BignoFas of Venftin and
tuscany wear their hair an natural nm
less as exceptiOnsJ we note the resi-
1eilIs OF me larger cities. The crop. of
!lSht and blonde hair is gathered froIn
the thtr haXen-hRired, biue-eyel md
stnrdy -4tmbed mRidens who fnhnbit tho
1.oB8y. and mlr8hY fenSf of 2e6innd
Utrecht, North Brabant, and East
Elandars in Holland. Light hair Ia
very valuable when the texture and
SoioE,l !! aspproYed. Different grades of
iltLlrS. both light and dark, ~ Q 10, 10
found all through the range OF country
governed by Francis Joseph-inciTld-
ing Ifansy tvailia, the VIist IjlafS1s ~
the Theissi In Hungary, In the two
"A a - Darmstadt md iCassel, and the
1hlns belt, where long hnfr. "a a sion an
tne matdens. It Is GUS
tonary IN SaxOny and Bohemia ygIinT,
g maiden gives birth, to child iileRifi-
,snntely, Tor the SHINING ,fnir ono to cnt
ner halr short as n token Tint. she I1SS
ruyed, ffomFthe right path. and tins
she voluntarily makes of herself Z
ellilroS or beacon. light to the yonnS.
men who would naturally seek aftaS |
me pleasures Of her company. Shonid !
sIle refuse to comply with the custom of
s s,le So9ntEy In depEiving, herself Of inc
saperabundance of capillary. nfatter
~ youths OF the village immedinfoIy |
~ eLnble and with the ineSorSI5isjl
I 5nst1ts proceed to deprive her OF her |,
= ~ nl,tis.sss,s siiIll.5 - =
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THR ATTEMPTED EsCAPR OF DIR.
MupP.zAn officer of the steamer Tho
mas A.riscott, gives the following
particulars Of the attempt of Or.
Mudd to escape from the dry Tortuz
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Howard Iron Works.
IlHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
u, st9ckholders Of the Howard lion WORKS
" " tle ONCE OF. Hildreth G Bro. No
netWeen the hours Of 3 and 4 3. m. M fI1S
ptlLPoSe q electtnE directors and other officsrS
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ME INVITE THE ATTENTToNO FT9E
w trade to the following goods In store and

Wy uAde 70 the following gOoilR I'm SfnFa 0nl
teAA1 Nb6i .tIf..-.
sd Z Gus FIJI Fc1IIp,S es 4aeln Fl9ur,
100 Dover
Iit various brands 5iis
Ia4Hr3 FISH. rus
100 half barrels No. Markerel. Id. l.-5
G9 gE: fif'" iG
~ ~ AS - til j - "a 4
~ hnI barrels No. 500
80 LUIGI. - 10
~ ~ KITS e.
- % half barrels No. 3 Fat, tl-
SSHTi.
l61 i515TolS No q "a if,4 ,itls..sI
Il 60 M 80 - 80 1tHsr RI
H. 80 labrador IJe,rin,, NJ -
Il . hnlf hltls a. ~ 'l3-
i illt ia iTIrIiroS Ss,.,a,
tfi - ~ s.S .instl. 10 lsti'
l s0bl,lv 5GaS ~ ~ and FORK.
l ~. ffSHeESs9 f 4ttttullA ~ t-s+
Ia5i..,. - 4 ). q GROCERIES,
IrT,r l40 b1E8 Rio Gomez. = - isst
0hhds ShRlf fiii tfs7
100 bOEG8 RRfineil CuI1a sFIgar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-17

lt7ilk si y IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
a. s ~ on has mot during the FlioFf
has been before the public IN intineei
ia ts ftltis and tens of thousand VII,
Httye uaeu and Infested its Virtues, "a f,To-
ns9,gIle'9 y tne ONLY and TRUE Hair ReifnF
Hn9 Eureka has been intFuiTceii fEf1
~ tne gflnclpal cities both East md WEI
10y LlllS tl1tnily performed al fllnf n
CLAIMED toflt, has snff lsiei mn fSf6al. fi,t;
Hfklltlttlon4. The Eureka restores C5nIV TI1iI
OIL otlglnn color prevents the hnif NOM
H out by causing Rhealtly cnnditior Of
tneeellpt tmp1rting To tho hniF a. RoffneSi
SSIia elq 9pd yo9thfnl appearance that no
EufeEH ts nee nom al impuritieS az nofS1ns
o ta, dEpgs, and can be used without soiiinR
ManpfaEtuEed and sold. Wholesale and M
talls " kQAIsIfT E1SHER, Sole Agent
. DO 2 North FlftllstEea st.Io1is. Mo.
soh wholesale and Retail by u. ii. GT1s11,,
q So't and .lIoR1n, List q Co. AGENTS. IN.
" neellnBs West Va. Sold also BY lis Boeiss
ing. Hnn2-SI,dS.,1.
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eeyERSOR PEiRPOI,yr is in washing.
e.ee consulting with the President in
EeieFenee 70 Virginia affairs. Il 4 tbe
7 - ne. visit Of the Governor since lie
spEation at Isiehm6nd, in AInylast-
- -, hIilel.-l1S. ASsoS q. McCoox.
- . NE late Df. John AfcCooIS VbS-s
= lEr,'a last week, has hen N
- - :. ',,ilr Of Internal Reye1Is
~, ~ ',eyenteeull. Disirlet a 0s,,,. =
49, - yaesHey osesstonsti I,v 49, a., =
es n his fEfhe5. ~ 20
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.GUsTOM wORK,

consisting Of French, German and Domestic
ESjl1tItis % all gfndea and colon, French, Eng.
llAh ana American Eimerea SIX, CnShmeTa
and MIar9eile4 XeltinE4, White, Fancy, Linen.
1lnYellnE and FLANNEL Shirts, UndefSShiTiS
and 1pllaEerA seart4 Ties, SuspendeIE, Hand.
linEs, IIayeling Bags and Yalises, &C., &c Our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-17

ZINC NpL4fAIE'B HONEY EOAp. p
This elehEated TOILET SOAP, il 81 l5 M
yalao demand, ismAde rom the choiesS ma.
tez a = and sEAEoLIIENTin M ~.
tuTe.s FfsAGRAlNTnY. SCENTED ami 80
tfef1nely BENEFICIAL In its action upon tfs
Kin For sale By an ANA ' Fan nv
-9S.. G.e..lete, .t,iis piitii maFl5,IyIiS:ISs Z
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COCO lCRRAlr FOR7THEiT mArp !

II 81 80 -.
49,. coc6i Cream for the Hair. q ~
Is Coco Cream Tor theHaif.ss; ~
+ das Away with your 0fey Hair.o
) Away with your GEsy Hail. ,
,esi No morenandld Pouaades n
gl NomoreF nneid FotnAdeSil
you want somethi hing elegant,
u you ndmine delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft aud si1ky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved, l.s..,5 II /.
II lyon want your Hair to i4ovfq ~ 3 n I
II you want 70 praiVaint premature i3,1dnest
II You want to be nd Of DantifnfE = ~ 4
~ uso tho Coco Cream. 2
use the cQeo ofes 10. r. ~ ,
u ri. ,t,.i ! Use the coso cf1iIn, 3,
5Iftf., IS -uso the Coco Cream - 3 - "a =
M Ue9 the Coco Creirri. iqi,i7s77
Eflc9 D cents q bottle, llass4fffFs falls ltf
- 80 lLAuGHLINS q HUHHFTFED. s.
s-7 ~ " wheeling, w. Va.
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Pig Metal for Sale.

ONE HUNDRED TONS EOFTFoUNDRY
NJMetal In store, and for sale In lots TO suit
ppIehnseis. JoSERHJBEI q CO.,
: ootlI-lW s - Monroa SiTeet
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agftv advertisements.
/. Wanted,

1.-TWO CARRIER BoYS-pNE FOR
Bitehle toNn, and one for the Island. An
Ply q TINS ot1ce immedlAtely. octlI
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~ Asb 1rAIlaai..,
GENTlEAEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
wHERLING, VIVA.
FaM g winter Goods

sysr ,bE;onghs t. e at Com Pn1cs,
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ITwas not Joseph Teter, of Barbour
county, rs announced in our special dis
patch, that was nominated 1t BuelIhan-
non the other day. for the Senator from
that district, but Col. jesse Teter, who
is thus spoken OF by the Upshur County
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C0LGAT.F,s mONFYi snNp

- no. IsAU9HLINs q HUsaFTFLn
ju24 q, wheeling, WA
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
Gesuga Musical Association.

ED. DEMocRAT:-isviog given you some
account OF out" Musical Association" and its
first Convention at MiddIefleld, IL may be
of interest TO some Ct tho many readers Of
your paper, TO lesrD OF our progross since
then. Tho Association convened at Burtop.
Tuesday, August 5,b, according to adjourn.
mont, and vas called to order by the Chair.
man, who intro juced as Leader for tho day.
Milton French. ESQ. Of Gsrret,sville, o., OF
whose musical abiInies the people Of this
vicinity are becoming woll convinced. and
who certainly 10 worthy Of much praise as
conductor Of musical assemblies. The
Committee on Organiz alton reported q Con.
s,itution, with . cash tdsis. and goodiy
number of those present subscribed their
names thereto. They also reported namo
which. although not quite original, was
adopted without dissent, and we are to be
known henceforth as the "Geangd Musicai
.4ssocia tion."
The exercises Of the day we're evidently
satisfactory to oil prosent, aud that is saving
not little, for tho attendance was large
The Concert in the evening was we'll at.
tended and pecuniarily q success. With
these fair auspices st the outset, wo fee,
quito confident OF future success. Our oh.
Ject ia certainly .praisoworthy, for, aside
from the benefit derived in q musical point
OF view. Conventions Of this sort arc pri,i.
lego. socially speskiog which We of this
section have not enjoyed tor long time. If
over before. :
Tho next Convention will be held at Mos.
opotsmis, on the ll,h and 18th Of October.
next. GEO. II FORD,
"'r Secretarv #
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In Muslin Binding. - ~ s3
10 Leather Binding, 8
In Half Calf Binding, 4
Eastman's National Business College

We publish elsewhere letter from ono of our
Gsauga boys, now attending Eastmans National
Business College, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, giving
. partial insight into the workings Of this sdmi.
Sable institution. We have also received num.
Der OF papers and documents relating TO tho Col
tegs, from which, as well IS from fattsring tss.
simonials from various other sources, we con-
clude that It il oil it claims to be-a model Gem.
msrcial College. 1t is the only business ins,itu.
rios conducted on practical principles, and i,s
extensive character, (there being no less than six
Of the largest edifces in Poughksepse devoted
10 lis use, and more than sixty teachers employed
snu various departments, and the fac, that it II
attracting students from all parts of the woild
sufficiently attest its merits. To young men de
sirous OF obtaining a complete and thorough
business education, we commend this institution
which ofiers gres'sr inducements than any o,he,
with which we are acquainted.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
DIED.

OALlDs
10 Chardon. on Wednesday morning Ansust
9!h, of Dyssntsry, DANIEL G. KING, aged
~ years.
On the llth inst ,lDEl.lA c., only da lighter
OF M G. and Angslino Kocka:ellow, aged ycars,
months aud lS days -ttI. -
d. In Nswbury, on the I'd inst, of screfula OF the
lungs, Mrs. ALICE STONE, wife Of Judge
Vene Stone. .. .. .s,-f.i.' ...l -
In Chstdon, July s0th. Ie6S. OF Dysentery,
WILLIAM c., son OF Penj and Phe be Brecken
ridge, aged yesrs, 4 months and i6 days.
Willie IS gone! Oh, how we miss HIM;
Those thus bereaved alone can tell;
Yot, we will not, dare not. murniur,
For we hope that ull 10 we'll a..
The ancient Shun smmite:sh mother,
When on her affection tell; ..l
When questioned by the prophets servant,
Calmly answered, III 10 we'll"
Willie s gone! oh. how we loved him! y :
Those who We loved dear friends can tell;
Yet, trials oft arc disguised blessings
Let Ms trust that all is we'll.
God is good! there 10 noue other,
Who In kindness doth cxcel;- :" ,a
Our trust 10 in our Heavenly Father. %.
Who ever "doe.h all things we'll .t'
f- (Cox.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
Notices of Meetings.

Charles G. Bur leigh will speak at Soath New.
bury, on Friday evening, the 25th inst. Subject,
the present " National Crisis -
Rev. Mr.. Strickland, formerly Baptist Mia.
lister, will speak at South Newbury, Sunday,
Sept Sd, at lOk A. NJ, and ! P. NJ.
Giles B. Stebbins Of Rochester, will speak on
Reconstruction" at Auburn Corners, on Satur.
day evening, Aug. 18th. -
Also, At South Newbsry, on Sunday, the Goth
inst, at l O'Clock p. M on some question ol
general reform.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18

The past month had lower temper ature than
any other July during the past 10 years, being
aK degrees below the average for the same pc.
ROD. This was oecasionsd by the unusual
amount OF rain, its distribution SO many days Of
the month, the resulting hum idity Of the air, and
the amount OF cloudiness. The rain fall was 10
per cent. and ,hs cloudiness and humidity 4s jer
cent, above the average for July. These com.
bneG gave US one Of the largest hay crops, but
rendered it exceedingly difficult to secure it in
an thing like good condition and also very 90.
riOusly affected the public heath, as will be seen
by the increased amount Of scknss. and mortal.
ity. .. .. a .aa.,..
No damage wus done by the lightning during
either of the six thunder storms, and during one
only was thore observed any hail. That, how.
ever, Of the 2lst. was followed by q shower, tha,
fell in such torrents that it amounted, in a few
hours, 10 * inches in depth. The streams in
the south east part of The County were suddenl,
raised TO an unusual height, and much damage
was done to bridges,i mill dams, &c and one
building-n factory-was swept from its found
aticns aud destroyed.
The, prevailing wind for tho month was in ar
easterIy direction.
Blaokberries tLswton )began to iipen on the so,i
Early apples tSweet Bough," !" a4,h
| a. pears (Madelaine, 29tI
Welshheld, Aug. lst, 1865.
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HOME DEPARTMENT. |

SSTbe Union Voters OF our County
should boar in mind that the Primary
Meetiogs sro to be held in the several
Townships, on Saturday evening of this
week, and besdre to attend them. 10 this
Township, Tia very desirable to comm once
promptly ss Z o'clock. as another meeting
has been appointed for The same evening.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18

eTVsn Amburgh g. Co.'S celebrated
Menagerie. which visited this place on Thurs.
day Of last week, attracted a larger crowd
than any other "show" within our recolIec.
tion. Men, women and children ippumor.
able we're out to "see the Elephant" and
o'oer curious and wonderful things belong
ing to the "Great Moral Exhibition" We
have beard OF none who did not get thoir
money back" - u....--.-t -.
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@-We regret to state that, on Thursday
evening Of last week, our fellow. citizen, Mr..
John Murray. I'd, while in conversation
with some gentlemen in front Of Randalrs
Store, suddenly fell in fainting fit, and was
so much injured as to be confined to his
house for several days. He had been some
what ;ndisposed for day or two previous.
We are glad to see him again on our streets.
apparently IN bis usual health.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18

ATLANTIC CABLE, The insulation was
lost after running od some 200 miles.
Tests were successfully applied. and the
defect localized about eleven miles astern,
the csbls cut. the defect removed, the
connection again formed. the insulation
found again perfect. and the monster ship
sgsin put on her course and mission.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
Railroad Maafina

Attention 10 called to the communication
OF Capt Geo +. Paine, in relation to tho
projected Railroad between Fairport and
Chardon. Capt. Paine will address our
people upon the same subject, at the Court
House. on Saturday evening ofthis week.
All Interested are invited to be present.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
Something New.

THE Subscriber has just opened SPLENDID
L White Sand Stone Quarry, about 3k miles
from Chsrdon Village, and near Griswold's Mil
Stone for Buildings, Walks. Well. stones, Curb.
ings for GraveyaIds, &c, of the Best Finish,
and Fur raished 20 order.
SAMUEL FOLKINBU RG.
Chsfdon, August ilth, 1868. SlJw6.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18

"Bat pain is perfect misery. the wors.
OF evils. and excessive: overlurns all pa.
!lence." All Drnggists have for sale Dr..
D. II. Seelye's LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY, which will remove PERMA.
NENrLY all pains from Catarrhal diff.
cul!ies. Any one who has ever used il
will 60 recommend il.
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Howard Association,
,ADELPHIA,PA:

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nISEASES Of the Urinary and Sexual
DSystems-. New and Reliable Treatment.
Also the BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction, sent in sealed Enve.
ooPes: FREQ Of charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLiN
HOUGHTONs Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. sl3yl
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ID ODNEY BEMlS is hereby notified that on
II the Sd day of August, A. ID. 1865, Clarissa
M. S. Bems filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF tho
Court Of Common Pleas within aud for the Coun-
~ of Geauga, State OF Ohio, her Petition. alleg-
ing IN substance that she was married 10 him
Sept Goth, 1862, and at the city Of Auburn, in
the State Of New York on or about the 10Th day
OF June, 1865, said Rodney committed adultery
with woman whose name 10 unknown to the
petitioner. The objec, and prayer OF the Pen'
ion 10 that said Carrissa M. 5. Beinis ee di.
vorced from him, said Rodney Bemis, and that
her name be changed to her former name, Cisrris.
% M Scott. The Petition will he fcr hearing at
the October term Of said Court
Sait Rodney Bemis 10 further notified tEat dep.
ostion to be used on the hearing Of she win
be taken by the Petitioner al the residence OF
Solomon Whipple, in the city Of Auburn, In the
State OF New York, on The 7th day OF September.
A. d. 1865.
- DURFEE& e. sTEPHENSON.
... Attorneys for Peuiioesr.
August 5ih, 1865. Bl2W6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
~ta sMe2'2'rill'S
LONDON Washing COMPOUND.

Has in many places, almost Universally como
into use, resulting ina
and pIoving far less destructive 10 wearing np.
parel than the old mode OF Washing. BY thi 8
method, the Finest Linens aud I.aces, Cam
bries, &C., Gun be readily and easily cleaned.
,......... ..a. REFERENCES: ....
Ms. John Little, Mrs. Thomas Car roll, MR..
Henry Carroll, Mrs. ia mes Percy, Munson; Mrs.
Jude Converse, Mrs. A. P. wilkins, Mrs L. d.
StanssIl, Mrs B. N. Shaw, Chardon; Mrs f.
Robinson, Mrs Rufus Black, Newbury; Miss
Mary Neill, MrsC. Kellogg ,Clnridon i and many
others too numerous to mention, in differen,
townships OF Geauga County.
For particulars, inquire Of
A. FLING, Agent,
8l3m3 t.t ." Munscn. Ohio.