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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Popul larity.

A great many people at the present day, think
moro OF obtaining publicity and popu ariiy,
than OF any other one shing they could possibly
bo possessed OF. Bat, anxious as they may be TO
acquire the vain glory Of the popular voice, none
ever succeeded TO so great an extent as has that
world. renowned remedy, known as Goes Cough
Balsam. There is scarcelya family in the land
but whl, consider supply of this article as nee.
ions Experience has taught the people that no
other remedy has ever been put before The public
tha will cure coughs, colds; Group, sore throat.
and, in fact, all throat and lung complaints, as
quickly aud as etfecually as Goes Cough Balsam.
In the Eastern States, where it has been long
known and tested, it is considered as the most
reliable cough remedy extant, aud no one. either
rich or poor, thinks o being without it. We
would suggest to all our readers the necessity Of
keeping OF hand an article OF this kind Tor i'm.
mediate Use. 1t costs but 40 cents per bottle, and
is sold at all our drug stores, and is the cheapest
and best remedy in the world. S0iw4
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A Card.

EDiroR OF DEMocRAT:--ln reply to many let
ters and inquiries from people in this section Of
tho country, the undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns OF yourpaper, that
our renowned preparation known as GOES DYS.
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is the parent OF health, produces vigor, strength
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From Missouri.

We received q call tho other day, from
Wm. II. Lacy, of Hambden in this County
who has just returned from Missouri. where
be has purchased a farm near K'dder, in
tho Now England settlement. Our old
friend, Edward F. Adams, also purchased
Al the Same place.
The Hannibal g. St. Joseph Railroad
Company desirous of disposing of thoir
lands to parties from the Northern States
have an agency to Messrs. Lacy & Adams
These lands arc situated on both sides OF
the H g. st. Jo. Z. r., extending back for
10 miles. and can DO bought from &2 40 to
$40 per acre. depending upon localities
Messrs. Lacy g. Adams have made arrange
ments whereby parties going out through
tbeir sgepoy can have the benefit of great,
" reduced rates on the railroads. both in
fare and freight. and can also save the re-
shipment of their goods until they reach
che Mississippi River. Parties Intending to
20 out this summer or fall. will find it to
their advantage to correspond with them
beforo making o,ber arrangements. They
~iii visit any township where there may be
three or four families, and will attend to
shipmeu. Of their household goods. free Of
charge. Gall upon or direct your letto-s to
thcm as follows: Lacy 8. adams, No. 5,
Hofmans Block. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Returned Soldiers.

Wearo pleased TO notice among the many
roturned soldiers, tho names Of ]. Parmole,
Bat. @ Lewis Butts. o. I, Charles Parks.
7'h o., ond those who we're with Sherman:
Orrin Parks. Orris McGonigal, Bat. c; Goo
McGonigal. Edwin MunseIl, Charles Var.
pey. Bruuson Wolton, aud, p perbap othe 9
whose names We havo forgotten. They arc
oil looking we'll with the exception of John
Parmele, whose health is somewhat i'm.
paired; although minus some fcsh he i,
sho same lover of fun, and joke cracker ms
formerly. The boys under Sherman speak
in eulogistio terms Of him; he il was who
came across an Old regiment once under
his command, gavo them moral advice, and
told them TO go home and and behave
themselves" bo good ctisons. and DO always
prepared to fgh. for their country When
wanted.
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The Lady's Friend.

The July number of this Magazine opens
vi,h an engraving appropriate to the sea
500, called ION THE CUFF 1t is a beauti.
fui p;o,ure of two lovers enjoying tho re
pose aud freshness Of the seashore-and
makes one long for tho dash Of tho
breakers against the rocks, and the smell OF
the salt waves. The Double Fashion Plate
for this month is quite brilliant. Tho other
engravings are the Bridge of sighs." and
the usual number devoted to new styles OF
dress, &c. Among the literature Of this
number We may specify "The Silent Num-
by Sophie May;"Oue is Missing, "by Eeanor
c. Dounelly; stephen CoursIand's Pot" by
Annie Russell; "sweet Agnes" by Annie F
Kent; "Pegey Martins Story" by Emma
N. Johnston; "Tho Folly" by Aunt Alice
'John Smiths Brother" by Frances Lee
"Editorials," sc.
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NEW HOME TESTIMONIALS.
FROM REV. M. ROBERTS.
North MADISON, LAKE Co, o., !
E.,b,u.ry OIL, tOCe


February 24th, 1865.
DEAR SIR:-l take much pleasure 10 in.
forming you that my daug ghler is much
better OF her deafness under your treat.
ment. She had the Scarlet Fever, when
iv" years OF age, which left her hearing
seriously impaired, which seemed also to
be settling bown into permanent, and, as
we much feared, perlec. and incurable
deafness.
We were not a little fearful and unbe.
lieving in any efforts TO cure the case,
having previously applied to other physi
clans without success. But, under your
treatment, we soon found evidence OF de-
cided improvement. The offensive dis.
charge soon changed, and indicated a
healthy healing process. We are yet
making use Of your prescription, and we
hope you will not fail TO visit these parts
again soon, as several of my friends are
anxious to see the good Samaritan, tha,
they may obtain little of the oil Of con.
ISOLATION :or themselves.
~ Respectfully Yours.
N. RoBERTs.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
Fatal Accident in Thomnson.


In Thompson, on Saturday morning last,
. young man by tho name Of Heddinger,
came TO bis death under the following dis.
tressing circumstances. He had started
for PsinosvilIe with load of lumber, sup.
posed to be about 200 feet. While driv.
Ing along, the lumber, By some means, got
loose and began TO slide off tho wagon, the
horscs took fright and ran. and ho was un-
able to hold thom or SECURE tho lumber
The wagon was upset. and about half OF
she lumber thrown upon his body. almost
cntirely covering HIM from eight. As soon
as the lumber could be removed, it was
found his head had boon crushed, and but a
slight movement of his pulse was percep.i.
bio. The horses broke from tho wagon and
ran about milo, before tboy wore stopped
They had run away with tho unfortunate
young man q fow days previous.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 2, 1864

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2, 1864.
Dr.. LighthiU:
DEAR SIR am happy 10 add my testi'
mony to the numerous ones in your posses
sion helping thereby those who are sfflict-
ed in a way similar to mine, as we'll as
to show my gratitude to yourself, who
have relieved me of a disagreeable as well
as painful case Of catarrh, Of six years.
standing. My case, perhaps not differ.
ing much from cases of catarrh in gener.
al, had, however, one particularly dis.
agreeable feature. of which cannot 9TH
erwise than speak-A constant pain over
my forehead. and over my left eye. which
tormented me very much. l am happy
to say that, free from it. and, judging
from the success you are having in my
case, do not hesitate to recommend you
to my friends and the public.
L. E. NEY,
Concord Township. Lake Co.. o.
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SH ERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an Order of Sale issued out Of the
ID Court OF Common Pleas Of Geauga County,
Ohio. wherein Laarette VI. Baker is Plaintiff,
and the Administrators Of John S. Murray and
others are Defendants TO me directed and deliv.
cred and dated May 3Oth, 1865, shall offer ior
sale at public yendue. at the Cour, House in
Chardon in said Comfy. on Satarday, Jaiy sm.
1865, at O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, the following
Real Estate, situate in the Township Of Mont.
vile, in said County and State, and known by
being part OF Lot No. l3, and bounded as follows:
Beginning in the centre OF the north aEd south
centre road at the northeast corner Of the School
House lot; thence west on the north line of said
School House lot, and north line of lands occu.
pied by A. E. Miller, to said Miller's west line;
thence north to R. b. Dayton 'slsouth line; thence
east to the west line OF lands occupied by ]. e.
Carlton; thence south TO said Cartoons south.
west corner; thence east to the ceuter of said
road; thence south on said road to the place OF
beginning; containing about ten acres Of land.
the same more or less, but subject to all legal
highways. Said premises are appraised at s7Oo.
Terms Of Sale-Cash in hand.
B.. SHAW. Sheriff
sheriffNs Office, Geauga Co..
June 5th, 1865. soawa
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For SaIe...yyaa!ana%s!:s FAX? FSS% and and

I'll H6lO. .ssraiuaoie rAhM and
of Hopestil Armstrong, deceased situated in
the east part Of Caridon township, Geauga Co.,
Ohio. Said Farm contains about 1875 acre. of
land-a good house, small tenement house, q
carriage house, two large barns; the COW barn
has stone basement, the other has in il plat
form scales for weighing cattle aud hay, a kiln
for burning or baking tile. The Farm is we'll
watered with good spring water, good pure wa
ter brought into The barnyard in an aqueduct.--
The Farm is in the highest state OF cultivation,
the plowland bing thoroughly underdrained
with tile--everything around the farm and build:
ings are Substantial and convenient as good
farmer would have it. The Grist Mill is large
two. STORY building in good repair; two, run OF
Az feet burr stone, two bolts, acorn. and
everything convenient and necessary for clean.
ing wheat, aud making good hour--a good rud
substantial dam, with a shed Tor the shelter OF
teams house and barn, large garden, and the
mill has an extensive run Of custom. Said farm
and mill will be sold together, or the mill with
out the farm.
TERMS.--Part pay down; the balance on
time, with good security aud interest. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of Prudence M. Arm
strong on the premises or Pelatiah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio.
... PRUDENCE NJ. ARMSTRONG;,
Erecutrir.
PELATlAH ARMSTRONG, !
CHENEY ARMSTRONG, Er'rs:
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Dissolution,

TIME firm of Wilkins g. Kelley is this day dis.
Il solved by mutual consent All persons in
debted to said firm will please call a! the old
stand, and make payment TO /. wilkins, or
the new firm Of Kelly Brothers, for whom we
solicit the patronage so liber ally and generally
extended to US. 4. r WiLkINS' '
Chardon, June 7th, 1865, soaw3
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GOLO-BEARiNG BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome pre-.
mum, and are exempt, us are all he Government
Bonds, from State, Connfy and Municipal tara
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mum 10 their valne, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
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which may be cut of and sold TO any bank or
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MULBERRY CORNERS, GRAUGA Co, }
ONO. June 18th, 1864,

ONO, June 18th, 1864,
DR.. LIaHTnILL:
SrR:-I have followed your prescrip.
tion faithfully since June 9th. l am hap
py to inform you tbat have derived ben.
eft therefrom. My ear is decidedly bet.
ter; it discharges bur very little, and that
unpleasant burning sensation has passed
away. l cannot but hope that by the
use Of your medicines short time longer
1 may be entirely cured; il SOL shall ever
feel gra,ified that1 applied to you for as.
sistsnce. Yours, &c.,
Mas. G, R. STRONG.
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FROM ALONZO RHODES. MONT
WILLIE, GEAUGA COUNTY. o.

CLEVELAND, o., June 29th, 1864.
Itis with pleasure that | herewith Ger.
lily that my hearing has been very much
benefited by the skill and treatment Of
DR.. Lighthill, under whose care have
been for the past two months. The Ga
tarrhal difficulty in my .nroa. is. am
happy to say, also much better, and the
cough which has been troubling me for
years, has also yielded 10 Dr.. Lighlhill's
treatment, so that now l wish to recon-.
mend 10 any one as L have been. re-
side in Niontville, Geauga county, Ohio.
and will be happy to see any one concern.
ing the veracily Of this statement.
ALoNzo RHooRs.
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PIONEER, WILLIAMS Co., !
June 2l, 1864.

DR.. LigAthiU:
DEAR SIR cannot refrain from ex
planning the satisfaction l feel a. the sue
cess Of your treatment OF my case Of ca
tarrb, aud all its distressing concomitants
--severe pain over tho eyes and between
the shoulders. general debility, DC. 1t
has been troubling me for the past twelve
years.
l have been a member of the State
Legislature of Ohio Tor some years. and
was engaged in public business at Wash
ington when l applied to you for that re-
lief for which ! had vainly sought oi
from other practitioners.
l am happy in stating that. although !
spent several weeks at Bell Plains, Fred.
ericksburg and Acquia Creek. after the
late battles, assisting in taking care of the
wounded, and have oeen subject to the
hsrdships Of soldiers life, have stead.
lily improved. and am 50 confident that
you will make a well mau Of me, thvt
write this, with the strong hope that 9TH
ers similarly afflicted may seek your ser.
vices without hesitation,
P. w. NORRIS,
Pioneer, Williams Co., o.
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes ore issued under date Of July Is
1865, and are payable three ears from that dat,
in currency, or are convertible at the option ot
the holder into
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DIED.
In Hambden, May Sc, Mr.. IRA ROSE


In Hambden. May Sc, Mr.. IRA ROSE,
aged 80 years.
Tho deceased was born and received his
early religious training in one Of tho puri.
tanical families of Connecticut. Early in
life he made public profession of religion,
which he adorned in quiet, consistent and
unassuming life.
Owing 10 a severe injury upon his head.
the last four years Of his life have been al
most bIauk to naturally vigorous intel
lect some of the time not oven knowing
his own home or his nearest friends. But,
~ any time, when the namo Of his Savior
was mentioned. his enfeobled mind would
grasp il with its wonted vigor. and light up
his wan and emacatod countenance with a
heavenly recognition. Com.
In Thompson; Geauga Co.. Ohio. june
l7th. o. Consumption, MARGARET BLISS
wife of H. Il Modoly, and daughter of the
late Timothy Bliss, BrimfleId. Mass, aged
AS years. Indiana papers please copy
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nB-Mr T. j.. Wstner, onoo q resident Of
chs town, We ars pleased to loarn, has To-
GATED in Paipesvillo and Is doing business
10 the Clothing limo under the name and
Arm Of Warner Il Young. Success TO him
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NOTICE is hereby that l foroid all per-
~ sons from barboring or trusting my
500 William Smith. who left me March
26th, 1862. and also, my son Tru Smith,
who left me 26th, 1868, as shal: not be re-
sponsible for their support, nor debts of
their contraction after the time they left
me. W. f. SMITH.
Huutsburg, juno 9th, 1865.
SO6w3s
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AD-Mr. A. Fling, of Munson, is an agent
for Merrill's London Washing Compound
which, on trial. we regard as Of great val
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7S4yl
NJ ED

On the Goth. at the residence ot FIX Sheriff
White, of Chardon, by Rev. w. H. Wilson, Mr..
JSAACJ TOWN, Of Troy, and Miss LUNA &.
SMITH, Of this place.
In Middlefieid. Juno LIST. 1865. bv e r.
Thompson. Esq, Mr.. SETH RICE. OF
Brecksville, Cuvahoga Co.. Ohio. and Mrs.
DIANA BISHOP. of Middlefield.
A, the same place. and by the samc. June
l4,h, Mr.. DUANE REED. of Gonessee Co..
Michigan, and Miss ELIZA TAYLOR, Of
Burton.
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T ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
- Post. Office at Cbardou, State Of Ohio,
this 23d day of June, 1865.
pt-To obtain any Of these Letters, the appli-
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Burton Mary Mrs. Dimmick s. L. Rev.
Bentley John King J. M.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
PIERCE coUxrY-scHo' / rum.

TIGHTNEss OF THE CHEsT.-We sneeze,
slight, thin, sharp, ichorous matter comes
from our nose; we have heaviuess of the head.
great oppression Of the chest some tightness.
and a little tenderness in the region of the
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