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Mad Dogs.

Several mad dogs having made their ap.
pearanco IN this vicinity within a few days
pas .snspping at eSory living thing in their
way, our Village Ceuncil have wisely taken
action with view to abate the haisance.-
Nad dogs seem to bo alarmingy prevalent
this Spring, and it is but a dictate Of com
mon prudence to keep oil dogs within
bounds. Persons having dogs whose lives
are worth preserving, should watch them
closely. The Mayer has issued the follow
ing proclamation: .s, ~.
WHEREAS. Our Legislature, in their wisdom,
have seen fit "a, enact law making dogs, not
listed Tor to xntion, "a common nuisance" and
by virtue Of that law, ANY per son kas the right
t'to capture, kill or cen.iscate the same"
AND, WHEREAS, The citizens OF Chardon In.
corpora tie Village have become alarmed as they
have good reason to be, by the danger which
surrounds them, in consequence OF Mad Dogs"
that are add have been running at large through
this neig hborhood, the Council ct said lncorpo
rate Village, at special meeting called and held
on the 22d ipst., 10 take int consideration
the best means of protection to our citizens and
properly ordered, that notice be issued TO whom
it may concern, that from the gath day OF April
10 the iirst day of June 1865, that any person be
authorized to kill any dog or dogs that may be
found within the limits OF said incorporate Viii
iage, twenty feet from mis- owner or master, not
chained to a wagon or otherwise secured.
THEREFORE, /, A. P.TiLDEN, Mayor of the
incorporate Village OF Chardon, do hereby de-
clare and proclaim to the people OF said lncorpo'
ration land the rest OF mankind" !" that the above
order. be carried into effect, and that any person
killing any dog or dogs that shall come under
this rule, be protec ted from all liability to fines
or costs. A. Z. TlLDEN, Mayor.
Chardon, April "a, 1865. ,,'-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Our Duty.

We deem it our duty to koep constantly before
our reoders that most valuable o. all medicines
known ns Goes Cough Basam, il has stood the
tests ol time and experiment, and pll who use It
speak, in the most worthy terms OF its me.
dicinnl value. 1t is le rea duty OF every parent
90 keep constant supply OF t in tho house rc,idg
for Immediate use Not only Is 1t most sp'cn.
did remedy Tor coughs, sudden colds, Influenza
Group and nlliIroat complaints but /, Is the con.
sum puse's great relief When they are SO lar
gone TINT no medicine will ever cure them. Goes
Cough Bolsnm be found an invaluable friend
TO alhy the coughing help the cHpcctoratiou, and
ease'tlrn sufferer. WHY will ye that are suffering
from coughs, colds, Group. so.G throat hoarschess
land that are hableto pulmonary attacks, not
take our advice aud provide yonrfeil with a sup.
ply OF Goes Cough Balaam--tfc best and cheap
est Cough Basam in the worlJi 1t costs but
forty cents, and can be found upon the counters
oldruggsts, 79Gwi.
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DR.. Lighthill.

Attention Of our readers il called to the Adver.
tisement Of DR.. Lighthill in another column
The Doctor proposes to visit Cleveland for one
week, commencing on Monday, May 18th, uhd
G ,ding Saturday, May 2oIh, where, he can be
found at the Russell Forest City Hotel. We have
nniiced his COMMUNICATIONS on the subject OF Ca.
tarrh and Deafness, published in the New York
and Cleveland papers, and should Judge him to
be physician Of experience and scientific attain.
mems. 1t will be seen from the series OF his'ar-
ticles, which we published in supplement last
week, that he makes the disease of Deafness and
Ca,arrh specially, and we doubt not that these
articles must prove interesting TO many of our
readers who ire afflicted with The complaints on
which they treat.
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Railroad Case.

Tho following decision Of tho Supreme
Court of Ohio will DO found of interest to
our readers, being similar, os respects the
points involved, TO the one iu the caso of
Harmon Cbamberlin vs.. tho Painosvile and
Hudson Railroad Company, which wo no.
ticed a few weeks ago;
No 50. The Ashtabua aud Now Lisbon
Railroad Company v. Asariah Smith,
Error. Reserved in tho District Court of
Ashtabula county.
WHITE, J. Held
|. When tho second section of the act to
provide for tho creation aud regulation of
incorporated companies Is & c. Stat. 27l)
has boen complied with tho corporators aud
their assocases become q body corporate.
2. Whore, in q petition, it is ayorred that
directors Of railroad company bad been
dnlv elected by tho stockholders in pursu
anco of notice, il is to bo presumed that the
requisite amount of stock had bcou sub
scrlbed to authorize such election. and also
to authorize the location of the road snd
tho making Of assessments by the directors
so elected
8. Conditional stock subscriptions, on
the performance of tho conditions become
absolute. Chamberlin v. =. 6 ii II Il. Co.
decided at tho prcsen. term.
4. Where tho coudition was that tho
road should pass througlAn given locality;
tho permanent location of tho road, with
out its construction, on the route designa-
ted. is a compliance With the condition.
5. Who're conditional subscription was
delivered to the company before the election
Of directors, and after such election tho
] Ia, Il
took effect at tho time Of performance. -
| The first installment ihea became PAYABLE,
and the subscriber liable to assessments for
tho residue
g. A subscription, unexcep,ionable in
other respects, will not be rendered invalid
b. reason Of not having bech made in a
book opened by tho company tor the pur.
pose.
l.. Judgment revepscd, demurrer ovcrruled
and cause remanded to the Common Pleas
for further proceedings. t'...
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A LbEN DART, Bertha Green, and Cora
"a Green, who are non.rcsidcnts of the State
OF Ohio are hereby notified, that on the 92d day
OF March, A. ID. 1868. Oscar A. Burton md The.
odore NJ. Burton filed in the office OF the Clerk
of the Court OF Common Pleas of Geauga County
ONO, their certain petition, and commenced an
uctlen against them the suid Dart, Bertha Green,
aud Cora Green and others--setting forth in sub.
stance, among other matters and things, ikat the
firm OF Randall g. Burton, WHO are compo sed o
eander J. Randall aud said Oscar a. Burton S
Theodore NJ. Burton, at the August Term, A.
d., 1884, OF the Court of Common Pleas within
| and Tor the County OF Lake, State oil Ohio. re-
covered Judgment against Henry Carroll and
Thomas Carroll, for. the sum OF S2959,30 debt,
aud So costs OF suit; that execution has been
duly issued on said Judgment, aud returned un-
| satisfied with increased costs of S3.43.
| That said Henry Carroll aiid Thomas Carroll
have nh equitable interest in the following de-
| scribed PREMISES Situated in the Township Of
Munson, CountY OF Geauga State of Ohio, known
| as parts OF Lots Nos. lg and 2l, in Tract No. 3
| in said Township, and is bounded as follows, to
| wit. That piece lying i'm lot No. l9 is bounded
west, south and east on the lines Of said lol and
north on a line SO far from the soalh line, and
parallel thereto. as TO contain eighieen acres.
And one piece in Lot No 81 in said Tract
| bounded on The north east and south by the LOT
lines; and west on land in the same lot, sold 10
! Cyrus Hawley, containing about IA aud SO 100
| acres OF land, to be the same more or less.
That said CAROLS hold such equitable interest
| in said premises, under contract from Angus
uIs R. Street, Frances A r. Hoppin and William
w. lIpppin made, October 24ih, l645, to one
Noble Carroll That said coutract has been as
signed TO Orange NJ Calkins guardian of
Clark ID. Calkins, to secure the payment of ST.
l05.1 70 and interest from Sept. 5th, 1859. That
Clark ID. Cntkins deceased in December, 1868 :,
leaving said Allen Dart Bertha sreen and Cora
Green, his heirs at law; that since the 29th dav
OF August, A d. 1859, said Orange NJ Calkins
has had aud received the rents, issues and profits
OF said premises, ior which he should account.
The object and prayer of said petition, among
other things Is that said premises be sold, and
tie proceeds applied. first, 10 pay the amount due
on saia contract, which is payable to said Lean
der j. Randall; second, to pay said ll05, - at.
ter dcduclins said renls and profits; third, the
balance to be applied in the payment of-said
iudgment--an injunction has been allowed in
sad action '.' --H
The said Allen Dart, Berlha Green, and Cora
Green, will answer said petition on or before the
9Th day of May, A ID. 1865
DURFEE & STEPHENSON,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
March 30th, 1855. 79iw6
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Vacancies in the Naval and Military
Academies.

Hon. j. A. Garfield sends us the follow
ing, to which we would cali the special atten-
tion of our readers: tt.......
HIRAM. ONO; April 25,h. 1865
Two vacancies have occurred in the U: S.
Naval Academy, and one in tho Military
Academy, which are to. be filled from the
10Th Congressional District. 1t becomes
my duty by law to nominate tho candidates
for appointment am desirous of finding
three young men who will fill these yacan-
oies with credit to themselves aud the DIS.
tfiot.
have, therefore. requested Hon. Abnor
kellogg, Ashtabula Co.. Hon. Peter Hitch
cock. Gesuga Co, II h. Perkins, Esq
Trumbu!l Co., Prof M. Mllin, Mahoning
Co., and Hon. Alphonso Hart Portage Co.
to meet at Warren at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
Friday, the 9th of May. 1865, to eYaminc
all young men of proper age,-residents of
ahis Dis:rct,-who may present themselves
iss candidates for appointment. Tho three
persona recommended by those gentlemcn
will be nominated. 49,
Drs. Smith aud Harmon, Of Warren. have
consented to make the necessary examina.
tious for physical ability.
Applicants for the Naval Academy mus,
be not less than fourteen DOR moro than
eighteen years Of age; for the Military Acad.
emy, not less than sixteen ner more than
twouty.one. All applicants must furnish
satisfactory certificates OF good moral char.
actor. j. A. GARFIELD.
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INFORMATION FREE
TO NERVOITS SUFFERERS

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lncompetency, Premature Decay. and Youthlui
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P.S.-Nervous sufferers of both sexes will find
this inform atioE iuvsiuable. 7S3m3
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!. DR.. Cheescman,s Pills

have been.a Standard Remedy for over 80 years,
and are the most eiiecuaI one ever =, known for
es they are invaluable, Inducing Nth certainty,
periodical regularity. They are known 10 thon..
sands throughout the country, who have used
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Explicit Directions U,th each Boz. Price One
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
District Court.

The District Court for this County was
in session on Wednesday, Judges Chaffee,
Glfddon and Amber on the Bench.
The several cases in error Of the
Painesyille and Hudson R. r. Co. were
disposed of in favor Of the Company,
the judgments OF the Common Pleas
being affirmed. E.
In the case Of Randall & Bur,ous VS..
J. c. Bartlett, the Court dismissed the ap-
peal. . i.'
Milton NJ. Phelps was admitted as an
Attorney at Law.
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TNIIE ADVERTISER having heen' restored 10
! health in few week SHY very simple rem.
edy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disoa SO,
Consumption, is anxious TO make known TO hi 3
fellow sufferers the means o cure.
To all who desire 1t he will scndo copy OF the
prescription used Iiree Of chargel, with the drec.
,ons ior preparing and using the same, which
they will hnd a SIRE cure (or Consumption, Ash.
ma, BRONCHITIS, DC The only object ot the adj.
verliser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conccives to DC Invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, u will cos, them
nothing and mayprove a besaug.
Parties wishing the presc iption will please adj.
dress
Rev. EDWARDA. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Coun,y, New York.
190m3
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sRElshEE's SALE.

Tn obedience to the requirements of an
l. Order of Sale which issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Ashtabula Coun-
ty in the State of Ohio. wherein Isabel
Bradley is plaintiff aud Joseph Bradley is
defendant, to me directed and delivered |
shall offer for sale at public venduo, at the
door of the Court House in Chsrdon,
.a,; Cn Saturday. May GOA, 1865,
at o'clock p, NJ, OF said day, tho following
described property, to wit, : Situato in tho
township Of MontviIle, and bounded as fol.
lows, to be taken off in square form from
tho northeast corner of Lot No. in said
township, bounded on the north and west
by the north and west bounds of said lot,
one hundred and sixty rods each; south By
a line to be drawn equal and saraileI to tho
first boundary above mentioned; and east
by line to be drawn equal and parallel to
the second mentioned bounds, and contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres of land,
Said premises were dolly appraised at S2s00
Terms of Sale--Cash in hand.
.s-..t B. n. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Geauga Co,
April l3tb, 1865. 796w5
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'EV ERY Man his own TANNER

TNHE Subscriber, being the only authorized
J. agent in Chardon for the Celebrated Tan
we9 9ks since, would say to tie people that he
will buy all kinds of Furs for the purpose of Tan
ming, and pay fair prices therefor in cash.
Specimens OF his Tanning, showing the pro.
cess TO be no humbug, may be seen at his Shop
one door west OF the Chardon Hotel.
For further particulars, inquire Of
l.. S. RIDER.
Chardon, April 7th, 1868. 795m6
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Dr. Cheeseman's Pills.

were the commencement of new era in the
Treatment OF irregularities and distinctions that
No female can enjoy good health unless she is
regular; and whenever an obstruction lakes
place, the general health begins to decline, These
Pills fgE, he fasst preparation euer put forrard
with IMMEDIATE aud PEGsIsTEsT SUCCESS. Do
NOT BE DECEIVED. Take this advertise
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,c,te in The IVorid, which is comprised in these
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egThe County Treasurer desires us to
Say that he is now ready to receive tho Sec
oud half of taxes chargedon tho Duplicate
for 1864. Government or Ohio funds re.
quired. ..5,st..
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DIED.

Ia Hospital at Nashville. Tenn, March
23d, 1865. Sergeant HERBERT B. FISH.
ER. Co. X, l77lh Reg, o. V. l., son OF DR..
u. Fisher, OF Claridon, aged "a ycars.
The funeral will be attended at Clardon
Centor, at IL, NJ. ON Sunday next. All
friends of tho deceased are invited
In Midilefcld on tho l7,h inst. of Ca.
tarrh. ROBERT S. BOWER, son of John
aid Robecca Bower, aged 27 years.
The deceased was a 'mo,n ber of tho gal
LIANT old 7th Ohio Regiment, and formerly
correspondent with the Democrat Ie was
a young man Of worth and promise, and his
death will be mournod By all who know
him
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The combinadon-of ingredients in these Pills
is the result OF long and extensive practice.
They arc mild in their operation, and cannot do
harm TO the most delicate; certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, remov.
ing all obstructions, whether from cold or other.
wise, Headache, Pain in the Side, Pnlpiiution oil
the Heart Whites all Nervous Affections, Hys-
,ercs, Fatigue, Pain ia the Back aud Limbs, dis.
turbed sleep, &c which arise from interruption
of Natura
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MARRIED.

In Hambden, April 18th, by Rev P. A. Beane
at his residence, Mr. LYMAN S.LRIDER, o
Chardon. and Miss LUClNA A.. YOUNG, o
lIamhden.
Dyes, L. $ we laud your choice for life
"T:ll DEATH" for thus the poet sung;
just old enough, we think, 10 take wite--
To take hus, She pretty Ioung.
In Hambdcn, March 3lst, at the residence oi
the brdc's father. by Rev p. A: BeaRe, Mr.
SAMUEL S OLIVER, Of Concord, and CELIA
A. COBB, of Hambden.
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CCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTlCE.-The
y Board of School Examiners of Geauga Co.
will hold their meetings the ensuing Spring, in
accordance with the following arrangement viz;
FrSG meeting, March lslh|at Chardon second
Aprl LIST, at Burton; Mird, April 10Th, at New
bury Center; fourth, May 9th, At Chardon
II is desirable that applicants he present at as
early an hour as 10 O'Clock, A. VI,
.-. 10. WORKABLE, Clerk.
190w9
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10 It's a peerless BOY;

Bold, quick, ingenious forward. capable;
He's all the mothers from top to tno,"4
And may bo cured Of the dread lfe.destroyiRg
disease CATARR1, by the use Of Dr.. ID. IL
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, before it has
worked It's way down the throat to tho lungs
and thus blasted proud parents hope,
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EEJeff Davis was at Hjllsborough. du-
ring the conference between Sherman,
Johnston and Breckinridge.
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- Attention.

CITIZENS Of Clari,lon and tie adjoining
Townships:
rTIMOTHY McCOLLIFF takes this method
l. of informing the citizens of Claridon md
adjoining townships, that he has located at Clar.
idon Center, al the old stand els w Newell
and is now ready TO do all kinds o4 Blacksmith.
ing Work. orse-shoeing. Wagon Ironing, &c.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Please give him call before going elsewhere
TIMOTHY McCOLLFF.
Clnridon, April It'll, 1868. 795tf
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CURE Warranted d
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.

ING ALL SYMPTOMS.
SYMPTOMS:
The Symptoms Oi Catarth, as they genera "
appear, are AZ first very slight. Persons find that
they have cold; they have frequent alta cks; and
nre more sensitive to the chaLges OF temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or sgh
discharge thin and ncrid, afterwards becoming
thick aud adhesive. AS the Liseaso assumes n
chronic form, the discharges are increased IN
quantity. and changed in quality; they are now
thick aud heavy, and are hawked or coughed off.
The secretions nre offensive, causing a very bad
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal; the eyes are
weak' the sense OF smell is lessencd or destroyed;
aud deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Catarrh is,
that the person is obliged to clear his throat IN the
morning ot n thick or slimy mucus which has
iallen down from the head during the night =
When this takes place the person may be sure his
disease is on its way to the lungs, and ehod loose
no time in arresiingit.
The abore arc but tcw Of The many Caiorrhd
| symptoms.
+ A single Bottle will last q months-tC
| hn sed Ia q. n
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DR.. D. Fl. Seelye GS Co.;

Sole Proprietors. Chicago, illinois.
p1rLaboratory at Freeport, Illinois.
STRONG'& ARMSTRONG, Cleyeand, O. .
JOHN ID. PARK, : Cincinnati, o.
WIN. JOHNSON, - Detroit, Mieh.
Sold in Chardon by j. Nichols, M. D.. and by
Druggists everywhere. 162jan6ly
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Testimonial

From Hoa. 4. J. Tsrner, Err HemJtr Of Congress
from Illinois, late Speaker ofthc Illinois House
Of RepresentatiUes, and Grasd Master Of Il. II.
aud Il. ~, Of Me State Of Hinots.
Ereeport, Oct. 81. 1863.
DR.. D. H. SEELYE:
Dear SIR; lp reply 10 your notice Of the 18th
instant, would say that was severely afflicted
with Catarrh Tor years when became acquainted
18th you, aHd bought two bottles OF your Liquid
Caarrh Remedy Before | had used one bottle
was sensibly improved, and before The second
bottle was finished, was compile tely cured can
recommend the medicine TO all afflicted with ca
tarrh, Respectfully yours.
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To COmsIashhOfiyeSs

7s4yl
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Hon. j. A. Garfield sends us the follow
ing, to which we would call the special atten.
tion of our readers: