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VOLUME X. NO. 8.
THE
JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
FEBRUARY 2.3, J 859.
Farmers' Department.
Salting Plum Trees.
I. M. Ives of S.lero, writer to tlio X. H!,
Farmer on this uhj-cl. m Mlowi : " In ;'
February of 1345, I applied to onfl ncre j
five hotheads, ami for two ye.v my I
tree, produced really, p irliuiilurly the
Green lie ; I had at that lime upwards;
of twenty five varieties of Iho plum. j
Previously to thU, my fruit was badly
tlung wiili the curculio. I could not, '
bowever. perceive that the salt had nny j
eit'eet upon the black wart, which has J
nincc destroyed nearlv nil the tilum trees
in this section: my Iruil was most uis -
laetorilv preserved.lor two years Irom the
euie'ilio. A friend from a neihhoiin
city on p. visit to my place while the sail
lay upon the surface, on his return home
npplied htiee to A few trees, which killed
them nu!ttj;ht. Salt, as well as iru mo,
must be u-ed in n proper manner ; cnilo
salt or brine must mil rums in elo-ci prox
imity to the roots il shoiil 1 he applied to j
'.,ie surlace of the ground early in the
Fprintf, to the extent or spread of Iho
and remain upon the surface
two oi three weeks belore spading in.
The plum is nvuully ft marine tree, and
it is surprising how much salt it will
nimiU'.e Hii.l thrive upon. The aspara-
!us is al-j a m vrino plant, hence a spiink-1
lingol'dall over the bed in early spring is
Lcnelioi-il. but we suonit! not reason that if;
n small portion wotil I be j -nid, A large
ml in'.itv would In
better. A servant ol
.lu l'e l'., of otir citv, reasoning after this
fashion destroyed hi pl inis.
JlegarJing the severe experiment, as it
wis then called, on my land, Mr. Down- j
ing, who visile. I'my place when the crop :
o plutns w is upon the trees, retnn ke l in
his Illh-tdttrist, that my mien was in j
n nei.hhoihoo I not, rem it k.ib'e for plums,
nnd thai lli-i ali ind nit pro hiciioti ol this
fruit, he atttibuted to the destiucivo el.'ectl
of the salt on the cuiculio."
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DftAtNISrt WITH BoP.')S. 'OTiri ten
roars since a drii'i wis put down, whi-h
now is ;u .'ail I an. I woiks as n -1 1 as when
s' in ide. The ditch w is
(lu two leel
"t. widl tlie rert'iistle fa!
to drain f I'
'lie water. 1 then took two hemlock
liof Is, sis ineln wide nnd plump inch
I uJl one board, to eomm"lice, in
Ho in the mid lie, so that hotli boards
.sluiold not h.rt at the same pi ire, taking
r in) to have both edges that weru nailed
r'rii.jht s'uowing the end ihiis, j. The
liicii was cut the same ns for tile, with the
same slope, as is nual. Witere the bo'..
9oi was soft, or quicksand, I put down a
hoird at the bo'totn lor the drain to stand
on. He! ore tilling, I put in line hemlock
houghs or straw. Vou will readily see
that tlie earth will Mold it together strong
so tliat with a slight n itling it is porlectly
Irom caving in. This plan has nn-1
Bwcred nil the purposes of tile for ten
years, nnd hi Is (air to last for years to
In case of freezing it has not been
injured in the least. Il hemlock boards
cannot he had, oik, ash, or hissivood will'
list well underground for this purpose,
Tin re is much ol this kind of drain put
dim il in the north pari ol Oneida county,
which showj that thero is much conii-
dence in the plan to save expenne. (Jeo.
i ruwni'Mge, i anitieu, untm.i county, j.
Y. Country Gentleman.
How to IurrtnvE Cider. Lot the new
cider from sotirapples sound and selected
Ira. i is to be prelerred ferment from one
to three weeks, ns the weather is warm or
eool. When il has attained to lively fer
mentation, add to eai h gallon, according
to its ncidity, Irom half a pound to two
pounds of white crushed sugar, and let
i lie whole lei m.-iit until il possesses pre-1
cisely the taste which it is desired should
bft permanent. In this condition pour out
ti quart ol the cider, and add lor each
ll 'i oti one qti irterol an mince of sulphate
ol limn, known s an article of m inul ic
tiiru under the n uns of " anli chloride ol
lime." S ir tliu powder and cider, un'il
and return the emulsion
to in,, lerm -ii'in ihiuiJ. A.'il.lte lo isklv
'in I ttioruU"i iy lor a lew n oments, and
then L-l the cider settle. Tie lennenta
l i' ii will cease at once. W'len. after a
lew days, llie cider has hici't.ie clear,
dm oil' and bottle carelullv, or remove
t.'ie sediment and return to the 01'iiiiil
ve-s-el. Il loosely corked, or kept in a
barrel on draught, it will retain its taste
ns it Mill cider. Il preserved in bottles,
c.iiielully coiU'ed, which is belter, it will
become a fpaikling cider, and may he
kpt in lefiui.ely long M'vliiyan Journal,
Jan. I.
How to Co.vtjuitn Victors Cowj Axn
1 iRses.--Vi. copy the lolloping Irom the
trenes.s-ee Farmer : " I care not how vic
ious or wnni in loeahlu the horse or cow
may become. I can coni'ier them by the
application of a Klruug rnjie or chain just!
back of Vhe fore legs, and twisting in a
i.iod liiver until they yield fully, llalky
hores may he couii'iered in this manner,
so as 10 need no Whipping, and it is much
more humane than clubbing them or cul
ling them up wiih torturing whips. And
n I10r.se once coiiiiui red in this manner
will not return to jits nicks wit
the same
driver as readily as when overcome hy
whipping or miuling. Cows may be
ni'i'tered in tho same manner, and bro
ken of the habit ol kicking very readily.
Unit of my neighbors had it very vicious
cow, last spring, which they had failed 111
milking after the most determined ellorts
to succeed. I happened lo hear the fact
me day, t ill told them how to manage
her, when I 1 no m ire trouble was expe--ienced.
In the couise of the maimer
iiey have occasionally laid a cha:n across
oM- back when she had manifested any
intention of reluming lo old habits.
K.leciu.tl iw is llitii manner of overcomin";
' eiuus propensities, it is mote humane'
.' ian any other in which force is used.
Tn GoosEnsRitr. The lion. F. D. De
"lnnuiere, of Votkville, Canada, write
'o the Horticulturist that he has b-y-n able
n rsise ejooseberries without mildew bv
fiiucing two bonds wiih a circle cut out ol
'lo ii' e l;es so that tin y will join clota ly
ii.i ler the bush, le.ivirj th.e stem lo come
'!p- ibrotih the hole thus left. The boards
sioon l tx'end out beyond tlin spread ol
1 io branches. All the bushes thus treated
had a tine crop, while soino thai were IvK
without ho iris were mil lowed badly and
the crop lost. These board huu!d be
placed under tho hntt'iim hi toon as the
ruit U net. Michigun Fanner Jan. I .
An hidumrioui, teimitifle and economical
.'armor, I one of tho uiott, if not tho rnimi,
.,1 let (indent of men.
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out, nil at the preacher' expense.
Mother's Love Lamarline tells ti sto
branches, ry that ex juisitely illustrates n mother's
lov: In some spring freshet, A river
W,!y w ished its shores and rent away
hoir,'li when on a bird had built a cottage
fr f.r summer hopes. Down the white
and whirling stream drilled the green
branch with its wicket cup of unfledged
rnEAC",NO Kr Osic. Jacr'os.
After singing Mid prayer, brother Mnc
took his sent in (lie pulpit. I ilmn rend
my tcxt : ' YVImt liHit it profit mnn,
il he gain Use wliolo world." 1 pautod. At
ihnt moment, I saw (it-ncrnl Jackson.
walking up the islu ; ha cam.) to the
middle post, nnJ very gracefully IchikmI
against it ami stood, n there was no
vncatit seat. Just then, I fi.lt some one
pull my coat in the stand, and turning my
head, my fastidious preacher, wliispciiti,
a little Imid, aid, " (teneral Jackson has
come in !" I fell a II ish of imlinalion
run all over me like tin electric shock,;
an.l (acini round to my congregation, ami
purposely speaking out nudihly, I said,
Who is General Jackson ? It ho don't
get hi soul converted, (i id will damn
him as qni'jk ns lie would a Ouinen no
yro !" The preachei tucked his head
down, nnd squalled low, and would no
doti'it, have been thankful for leave ol
absence. The congregation, (leneral
Jackson, nnd all, smiled, or lau 'bed i i 'lit
s.ing, and Uniterm; beside it, ns it went,
the mother bird. Unhee ling the roaring
river, on she kept, her dies of ngony nnd
fear piercmg the pames of the storm.
Iloiv like the love of the old fashioned
inother who followed the child she had
plucked from her heart all over the world,
Sjiwpt away by passion that child might
be, it malicred not; bearing away with
l,jm the. fragments of the roof tree though
)(. vt.( mother was with bun
ilt, th'rou-h nil his life, and u llachel
h3 death.
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of tlte K npress Eugenie. They have as
sale cer'aiiied that her lather died iihcul three
j years before she was horn at least such
is the inference, for her 32 I birthday (ac
eome. em ding to the ifon'Ucur) was celebrated
joe lb,; .Jth ol June, and her lalher died in
llV'.'J. Moreover, a divorce between her
i father and mother, resulting Irom mutual
aceusaliotis ol adukery.hnd been pronoun
j ced as lar hack ns 1013, Although they
i subsequently lived together and the
.
Tin- Mi;nMity of Ki.m. W..r.i-H. TIkkw
! wlio h if tin.' lewi st resoiiicci in theuisi'lvo? nal
' urally yck l!ie loo 1 ot ihcir selt-love rl.-i".vle're.
1 The io. ii rill n am p.'opl. liu I tno.-t to laiuli at
s ran'i'i :; mil si'tre prfvuil most
Ismail p! n'l'i; roil a pro,!, u-iiy to ri Mcule die
.ector most p.iliviliie deuiiioa Irom what
hap.icu to apiu ovc, rns.i wi Ii the prorrcsw
common "Cit-e aii'l Ueccocv. 1 rue worm noes
not i suit in the laults and deficiency of others;
true p Jrii'iiient luriiH u av Ii orn oro.-ness mui
,, tormiiv. iiifi. ad ol ' heiny icuiiued to imluke in
, i.'imomo. i y II ir.-n. i:
I would not
f, nor llo.
faun awav at Hi" d iil'im:: nl'a sj.;ii.i
nii-r h ,1-t Ins lie ol ine hiiher lor liein.: in coiiijiauy
of a ",!i eal liard '. I'eal p iwer. teal cxecUenei
d u s no', fi: di lor a foil io im lerl'eciion; nm Imr
c HVauiiuatioii Irom comiiut in contact with thai
w'ili"ll is Co Ose and lioniely. Il reposes on lt.si.lf,
j auj u equally Ireu Irom envy and allixtatiou.
A NTrtfKDENTS OK TUB FllKNCII EMrT.E-S.
The Freneli have discovered, in some
of the old Spanish law journals, very in
tetestino; items reoiirdin the niitecedenls
divorce was ultimately annulled
Pivit.sity r iv.ti'i,oYMi:sr. Men, who hnvr
hall a do in irons in ttie lire, ale not tliu ones
eiowcray. li is the nnn .il vo'iiiitniy or com.
pcllel ou . ore who mop".i and plilef, and Hunks
liuiisi It in ihi; mad li.nisn or the itave. Moiiou
is all Nature's law. Action is a man's salvaiiin.
nhysin d uud menial. And yet, nine onto! ten arc
w isiiu.ly ,ooaiu' lorwaid to tho covetc 1 hour
w hen i in y bhiid have leisure to tlo nothini;.
souu.'iliiui;, only if ihey felt like it thn very Sv
not tluii toe-lured to ileinh m iliy a Vuu'La fl-ild''
man. lie only is truly wiso who lays hinisi lt oui
to w. irk lill hoi's latent hour, and is iho nuin whi
lives the loie'cat, uud will livo to most nurpobu.
Dr. Hall.
LEGAL.
I'uoitv c i: AO ih i;.
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Ill', following Aecoiuils have Iie
filed in Hi" I'roii i to i liti a, ol 1, eau "a Count
I Olli i, I ,r sclll -111" ill. VI. : - J. II Converse. Hilar-
I h h, i.,b i.oaidi an ol Louisa li I'eck. a minor.
p irti.i! a.i.roiiot ; Oi nn I crcival, Ailmiuisirator
run i I'urcival's l.sliilii. tiist account ; A. 11
1'in a tier and Su-an t ioiham, Adniinisiruiors
A II. Oothaut's loiii'ti, liist accouiii. Said ac
couiiis will ho lor iieunoo la Hie I'roleiie Court,
sail County, at tho I'rohaie Oilieo, la (Chardon,
the l i dn- of MVRCU, A.I). H.v.i, at Ten
o'clock A.Al-, until which litne all interested limy
ex.e.a. M. C. CANITCEI).
I'roha'e Judoe.
( liaron, I'eb. 4, lSf.O. Htl iw
I'eiiiion I ii- 1111 Oiilrr ..1 r,..,i
'l lie Slitte nl Ohio, lit'iiilit lu,, ss.
Admins, of 1) R. lijrilelt. I
v. In the Prolate Court.
Alonzo firren and others.
riijl i: l)i len ilniiis, Alonzo (;ieeu,n resi-
1. thinl ol Inn ."state ol loai, and J.oviuu Sand
erson and S. S. Snnderson, residenls of Hie Stale
of Pennsylvania, will lako noiicu lliat Auson
ilai ileit, Adiiiiiiistrtitorad llie Esiale of said I)
R II 1 ri It-it, diseased. 011 Ilia 1 .nh day of tlecember,
I sT'S. liled, in tliu Ollii.'e of wa id Court, lusW'ciiiiou,
sciiino forlh that Hie Debts against inild JNtalc
luri ly exceed Ihn amount of tne I'ersonal Cstuic
ol sui.l ueceilioit t Ikmlun tbu t'itll tiny ol Novem
ber, l.s:,;,, the said decedent executed and deliver
ed li sni-i Aloiuo Cipen u niotttii ol iiboul One
llumlrel un I Twenty Acres ol l.ulld. uiiiicuUr
ly di-scnbcd ill said l'eli0oi, to secure llie puyiuent
olcto laiu Notes. Tliu said M01 leito iiu-niioned
thai Htlld Alonz 1 Greell Hold and Italislerrcd Hie
.Note in said .Morlite. lirsl described, to said
Lovina Sanderson, aiul that fuiid (tieca bohl and
"un-terred tlie sec.otui iicscriiual JNo'e to one Au-
i Mills a tie 0100, lino 10 11 1 on llie im o o.iy o j line.
Iao, the said t;ieen hold ami traustei rial llie bill-
unco ol Hiiiu rsoics to jjovoi i.ieen, aiul Hsvlneil
uud Iran -lened ibu .Mortau aloresaid to becure
Hie payment ol Hie same.
The object and prayer of said Petition is. by Or
der ol Court, 1,1 hae Hie aeveral lnort;;.iu liens
1111011 Nai.l pti uilHci (ied and lliljusled, that
Judgment ot said Court, said Administialor
or, cied ni Sell said I'leini.es as provided by law.
and ti'pnd ttc siin tievciul liens ajtrceablo 10 such
Older ol snid t.'ouit as may hu itiailu.
The said lieteuduius w ill lake notice that paid
Tel it 1011 w ill he lor I . a rniir, oetao sui I t.'iHirt,
the itlt day ot Maieii, Ixr.'.i. ai l en oVIoi-fc A
IJURKEE v 11 A I'll AW V,
Aitoriitys for IVtiiioner.
re'.'tunry 4, 1339. 4i.l-4w
ri 11 roil oivoicn:.
STATU OF OHIO, UKAl'U A COU'M'Y.
Harriet C Lewi i
v. In Common Pleas.
1 hi'ottls M. Lewis. 1
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ilie miiil ili lciiiliiii t will tnke notice,
ibat on llie Uth nay ol January, ln:,a, liiw
tiiiouer tiled her petition in HieilicH of the Clerk
ol said l.ourt. lot divorce, eiaiie;e of name,
ciisi..oy of children named therein, and for cause
.ile,.,;, a pto'.eud.'.l niarriiite 10, nnd adultery
witli ohm Mrs. - Hall, ny snid d, icutlnnl. The
mii I deieiilaui will tiiUe n nice that snid nelilion
will oc lor le ana at tho uuxi mnn of ssi I Court.
I he snid ileiciioani will nlsu lake noiiee Ihnt
depositi .ns wtil Ue t.ikpii In said cause, nt
re l.let ol Ael 1'oIich, in Wayne in the County
ol Ashuilmla and Slain ol Ohio, on the Dili day
l 1'ebiuai y, ltj 1, h.nweii tlie hours of H A,
and b I'. Ma mil at tlio n i leuco of Reuben
I'lu-lps, ill Willi' fn Id, Coiiniy no I State afore-
sal I. oil iho Hull day ol l ehruaty, s.',;l, beiweeu
1 he hours last nf orcsiuil; nnd lo ul the oilier
llurlee iS; H.nhawiiy in Chardon County
Stint-(iri above natii"d,nn the JJd day ol Feb
ruary . IbiH, but een tl,e hours above.
DI'IU LU ,V HATHAWAY.
Attorney lor l'ctlu
January 14, 4tJ5. 4",0wi
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ii nul nnalifii"! ns A'lmiiiHtrator ni the ))
lntn of licimln Smith dece:" sod, late ol Hiiiitshuri;ti,
(leatiga Couuty, Ohio.
wir.bAKDF. sMvnr.
Iluntsburijli, I'eli. IS, ls:9. 47.') :iw
sii:Kiri x miji.
T' o'urilieiiee In the requirements of nil
Order of Sale, is-mcl Irutii Hie ( .Hiiro of I lie
(.'lei It of the Court of Common l'len, fur the
County of German, nnd Iho Sistn ol Ohio, In ft
certain suit, wheri in Solomon Pain is Plaintiff,
inn) olrt liiwh v nnil Mury Boslcy nro llclctid
note, to tne directed ntul delivered, I Invc cntted
to tie npiirniseil. nml ,hnll expose to Snlo nl I'ul),
lh: Vendue, at the Court House, in Cliurdon, in
foiil Couniy, on
Mmd-iy, (he 2 1 si ilay nf March, A.l). 13o),
lifiHi rn the lioius of Tea u'rlock A.M. nnd Four
o'cioi-k I'. ,M. o? sriid il-iy. the IoII'Ommix ticsnlird
I'rrmisi-, to wit: Smeitn in tlie Township of
Clin nloii, if auaa County, snd Sinic ol Oln.i nml
in known nsa :irtolJjot .No. '1'wo, Section No.
10. in the I'ist Survey of nuid Clliridon, and is
b uindi d ns lollows, to wit:
i'liiunitir tit n powt Rtiin tiui; in the noril.e:iHt
eortier of tend Cut No Two, timnce south on
the Si ulion mid I.e. I
fifty-two links to i
t line thirteen ehaitu and,
n post, tlicnco west nn a
liva chains nnd thiriyo.i,du!
cum lino ol the Stale Koad
mniked lino lorty-li
inks to n nost in the
(n eall'-d;, thence tiorilp'rly on snid linu ol s:iiil
ro-id fonr'ee:i ,'liains and thir'y links to a p.ut
in thi north line ot said Lot No. Two, tliciice
ea.st nlono paid north line titty chains and
forty-five links to the plum of heiiiniiin, roil -tainiiiir,
as now Ftirvi-ycd and known, Sixty-
four A ens anil 1 Inriy .!-1 1 umlreiiuis ot
Acre of Caud, res'-rviuir aluuit One-foiiril
ut Diie-Koiirih of
an Acre ol Iin.l ili'ided to lariua Armstrong
ho ihn iiriuio tuoro or less, but suhject to all leyal
highways.
S od 1'ri'iii'ncs atiprniTit nt 1 ,000.
TtitMi of Sall Cubh "ii day of Sale.
i;. (;. wiu i'i:,
Slierill ol Ueauga Co.
Snrniir's Orner, (Ir.wai Co.
l'cii. is, t-5'.i 4::-r)w
AT'lMCIIiUKVI'.
Tlio Inrorpjr.ue 1 Villaj") la Attachment before,
ol Chagrin l-'ulhj, Joiiaih;ni V iiicent, J.
i'.. ll. l''r tiic Township
Richard Richards and I of Bunion ,li, Ueaiy.i
Jos p!i liill'oril. J County, Ohio.
rpil K aiil Det'eiiiliiuts me lierehy noli
I lied that at th.-iust iiicc.nl H'lld I laintitl
an
Atttleliiuenl waii tills. ilny i.-siied hyald J I oealu.st
said 1 lelenJallls. uud mat unless Ihey appear and
detwi l iho saui", Ju.laioiit WHI tie rendered
tliJ IIIISt till 111 III llellllllt.
V. W. Al.NUER, Any. for 1'inl.
January l.'i, IS.i'.l. -ITI-'tw
SNl;il of A. II. 4olii.iiu, ilece.iMil
vr in i i: in i;j;i:ii i oits. n e i n-
1. s (ler.siitne.l were, on Hie 2nd djyol l-'c iruary.
l"fi'J, nop oioic. I, hy Hui I'rohato Com t ol (.'eaiitja
t.'ouniy, i Ihi , Commissi, mcrs on Hie Estate of
Aliieitll. liotliini, il. ceased, rcjireseiiied insol
vent; and tlio peii'idot six tiioii His t roin the late
ol ourciid aiioiutmcut is allowed Creditor i lo
hiiu in and ptovo He ir I'liiinis nain.st caid Ins
tate Tint Siihseri'ier.s ivid attend to llu: dunes ,.f
ihcir said appointment at tin; Ollicu of I) W. ttin
tield, in l liaolon, ii aaid County, on thn EAST
Al N II AY of l eorn iry, March, April, May, June
and July, A.I). Irt.YJ, -n Ten o'clock A M. ol each
ol said days. Ihited at Chardon, this '.'nil day of
Euhruary, A.D. I.VJ.
JOHN FRENCH, I Commis
U. W CAN11EE1), 1 bioners.
1'oh. 11, 1H.VJ 47l-r,m
10'II(I
Thomas i'()i'i't,i:H;i,i,
initi:-
I liy notilied that All red J. S. Ilarnes.
Admin-
istraior of Aimer Howe, dcciased, has litis day
men ins i etition, in tne uotirt ol t.ominon I'lc.m.
ol ttie Coiiuiy of Ocaiioa, in iho Stale ol Ohio, a
gainst snij Thomas I'opplewcll, settintr lorih that
a certain coinr ici in wri in was made for tliu
purchase, and xaln, and conveyuncD of curtain
laml.siiiiuh! in I'arluu an. in stud County, on pay
ment therefor as ni; eo I therein, dial the time for
payment of the whoh: purchase money had elapsed,
and Hint HiUHiuie had not hcou paid ; and prny
iii4 Judgment lor t!m sum of SUval, with annual
iinetest tliercon from Iho Itltol Ociohor, I s.'ui, and
il said Judgment nhould not ho paid williiii
a time lo ho fixed hy the Court, thai the
I'ouil waiuld order a Salt; ol llie f.niil eontnclc.l
piemiscs, and llie application ol Hie irocee.Is ihere
ol to payment ol said Judgment. And said
I'liomiis i'opplewcll is rcipnrcd lo nptiear and an
swer i-aid I V iiii. in, on or before the Third Satur
day alter llie 'i.'ith oi t ehruary next.
jjjted this Elth day January. 1-vVJ.
I'llEEl'rf &.'TURASIH'.R,
Atluruey lor riuintilV.
January 14, 180D. 470-liw
NO'l'Hi;,
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I'. IIOII till', of Hie State of Iowa
or W isconsin, will lake notice, that Renin-
nun U. Woodbury, on the 11 ill day of January
1H.V.I, did lile his Petition in llie ;ouri ol Camuioii
I'has. within ami lor tho I oiiuty ol tieauoa. 111
tiie Statu ol Ohio, tiiiuiiist tlio Hind II. K. Ilobart.
ilelenilani, 1.11111111; lorili that paid llohart madi
two piomi-sory Noun to tlie I'niiiesvilln and
Mu lsoii Uuilroiid Coiiipanv. one dale. I lb mher
1 V 1 1 1 . 1-'i.'i, lor s.o.11; ,, ,,ihi.r duled July '.Mrd.
Mm., lor $-';J.i. hoih payablu to said Com;i my or
nearer, ine nrai no uajH alter Halo, tlie other one
day after date, both hearino interest Irom date :
that on said last note was paid nud endorsed the
the j;id day of July, isjii, siMI, and Septcniher 1st,
l.s.nj, ijlio; thai nai l tunes were for u valuable
consideration translei red and delivered to said
Woodbury, nnd pniyino judgment for Hie aniouni
ol said notes and iulcicji, after deducting said two
piiyiuenis.
And tho said II. Iv II olmt is notife d that lio is
ic pnred to apiiear and answer said I'eiiiion on o,
helorn ihn Third Saiunlay nlier 1I111 vi nli day ot
I'ebritary next. I) ncd tins I J1I1 day ol January,
A.L. I0.VJ. ITlELl'rf vt TIIRASIII'.li.
Attorney for I'luini'ilV.
January 1 1, lej'j. 170. ow
isu 1-11 1;
rini',1
John M. King
vs.
Henry M. Ilolbro ik,
Joicpli H. Caiicr,
Loren orcross,elal,
J le'eiulniits.
Court of Common Pleas,
Ijcauya County, Oluj.
rlli Mtid (lel'enilnnts nre hereby notilied
I iliatou the l lilidayof January, 'A. 1). lrt.V),
llie said plainlili' eommciiced an action in the
Court of Common I'lcns of aaid County of tie
iniea, n'taiiist mud ilcfcndaitis. The ohjeel and
prayer of raid petition tiled in paid aclion is, j8 u
compel by order of sai.l Court, lie specilio per-
lorinaueu ot n certain contract made bv Ilot-
liniok, Carter & Co., March iloih, A. O. ISS'.I, for
the sale or about one hundred and liny-seven acres
ol land ii mi u- in tlie township of Russell in said
County, called the t'phuiii faun, to Sherman S.
aiuicrson, which contract oy sum r-uuitcrsmi was
on ihe'std day of May. A. I) !NTi4, sold uud trans
lerreil 10 said plaituiir, and for other relief. Said
ileiemiaiits are reottired to answer paid petition on
or liclore t lie lCHInlay of .March, A. I). ribO. or tho
stiuie will be taken us true, and iudeineut roudur-
ed iiccordinelv
I HUMS it TlllUSIII k,
Jan. I I, It.'i'J.
EOwu
l or i'ltir.
IVO I 14 i:.
Cfi'iiii:sr..iM:ii.i i:ssr.x coi.'ntv,
O Mule of New oi k, is llerebv notified that
Su'iiniiali Curtis, has. this I lilt day of January,
lie!), filed her Anieuded I'ciiimn in tlin Court ol
Common I'leas, of I ieatiii Countv, in iho State of
Ohio, against John H. Sunnier, ttould Nickerson,
Albert 1. Walker, havid W. Mead Ira Fuller.
John Fuller, tlio Heirs und Administrator of
Waiter kiln;, deceased, nnd the stud S,t,ire Sum
tier, pruyliit; lhat (he eiplilable interest of uaid
John II. 111 hind held by contract Irom said Kiinr,
tie sold and that eetiaiu ite'.u due lo said John H.
Sunnier from said Mu.nl, lia nnd John Fuller, be
subjected 10 the payment of a .1 11 lutuenl recovered
ii; s nd Court by said Susannah against said John
II. Sunnier; that n Hill of Sale ol Personal Pro
perly 10 aait Walker be set aside, and llw Pro
jsniy .Moriuiined, sold and applied on s. id Judg
ment ; nnd lliat a Hoed ol Conveyance of certain
lu tul 111 1 liompson irom said John It tosaidti.iiihl
ana uecreeu 10 ne niiiiaiiu voiu.n'iu llie land sohl
n.,d ilie nroceeds amilieil ns nWsn.d 1 .,,,1
1 1 1 . , ... 1 . 1
1 ,'. . . ' ,
cum mid lined nl Coil veyancn ehoittd not be set
aside hy iho Court, ihtii thn Court would antiro.
pnaic toe ninoniii due on a mort.;atte made by
aid Nickcrson I ir a pari of the pretcudi d purchase
money ol ssut laud, claimed to have been trans,
leered lo said Squire Sunnier hy said John IL, to.
waidspuy menthol sai l pl.tiutiirsssiil Judgment, and
for oiner reliuf. And tliu said Sipnre Sittnnur 1
required lo apK-arand auswa-r said Pctitioti, on or
before the Third Saturday ufler tliu 2b li of Feb
runry next.
Dated tliia 14th day of January, llrin.
HIELPS &. TIIItASIIER,
Attoinsy for Plaintiff
Jstntary 14. I8S9 470-liw
Srt.AK. Molnsses. Flour, Snlt. Nails. Puildor
Hurdwnrc, alwav on hand nnd 'or utile low, a
FIELD i. CLEVELAND'S.
4.Mf
UAISINSby the box ir pound,
Nut. 1 Jj WlLlilNS Si KELLEV,
'
CLEVELAND.
GEAUGA COUNT
A-ttention ! !
Lewis, Esiston & Co.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
nAVF. OILM:l) IN THKIK Xliff
ntuiii:,
SsUrhKUlit STRKET,
and nro prepared to exhibit a complete nsssort
metit of
FOREIGN Jl.Xft DOMESTIC
I3iy Goods,
to which tho attention of llioso In (Vaujia County
ntiJ vicinity, who pifrehne in tJcvelaiul, is "ir
tiriilni hi invilnl. Their stork havinir been pur
cliasi d under 4Iir moat favoratde anpices, enatiUa '
them to uivu (iKIOAT II.VHtiAIMS, in a larijo I
n-snTi loeiit ol Novelties in
jjrexs Good, Lawn, fierages, French
r , r f j r r f I
Jaconets, Organdie doles. Ladies
Trawling Dress Guwls, (Jldnti
Lril'tanls, worth 00 its., for
31 els ; Vol' d do. worth
icts.,for 2cls.
SIF.KS! SIUSII
I' ANCY SILKS, of thn newest nnd most novel
patterns, some nt Til) cents per yard.
M,ACK SILKS
TtlSCirOt' 1"S celehraied make; Oil Toiled Gro
de. Rhine, good iiiality,nt SO cunts per yard.
s ii w I. s.
STKMiA, UIKk;, CASIIMi:RE,THinnT,
CK.U'i:, &e , -c
iiousr I i;u.isiii(i (ioons,
A (IDi II) ASSORTMENT '7w l.inm, Lin
en Sheeting, l)inuik. A' ' ij'hins, Uvylts, J-c.,
rf-r., aaii
AVIII'I K C.dODS
Of evrry ilespt iption. NANSOOK3. plain nnd
chenlted; dotted and plain SNv 1SS .1 ( .M. 1 s
checked CAMBl.ICi lisjured URll.l.lA.NTrf.
I.MHltOlDDiMi:'.
I EmhroiJt red S tit, Muuruing Setln, Mwhii Col
turn, t'retti'h tlitUtirf,
Luces, Trimming, i!iitlon,iVe., -c, Ut.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A LA Kt h S 1'uUK, to wlnca wo invite par
ticular attention.
Drown and Dleached Sheeting nnd Shirt
ings, Summer oluj) ,v , J or touts ami
J'anls, Linen Drills and
Duels, Cloths, Cussi
lucres and Vestings,
iiosu:itv, ;i,ovi:s am juts,
and a nice assortment of
ja2."H: B5 5S ESECBJWJSfs!,
Together with a I.AIIG 10 EOT Ol'' OTHER
tlOt )U.S, loo nunicrniiH lo mention.
tKrl'iirt inter vtll flint tine urtut advantage in
aeterliuir t'rt.m our ftoet, , tee 'one no Old (auoiis
tonhow.oiir Xiu'k tiring p.uti lely New.
LEWIS lMH'I'O.t A 0.,
Maiihi.e Sroat, No. 91 Sei'tiuo.. 1J'1'
Cleveland, June 1!:S. 441 ly
lliV
iiitTieniiir fmnnn
ill I LLKM lliil I OlUJiL,
In Cict'clfiitel
SllILW & Co.
I T A VINT, opened n LARtJE STOCK of MIL
I L EINERV OOOUS, auc now inauulacluriiij!
all liiuiisof
ISilk, and Fancy Slraw Bounds.
ALSO DEALERS IN
MILLINERY GOODS,
At Ii!) Superior Si., 4th door from ilia Sipanre
.Milliners supplied ivitli 1'atlei 11 Hats.
Cleveland, Is'iti. I3D tf,J
1 HJ UN ETT HOUSi:,
oi'. of Outsit io A. I'rospoct Sts.,
CLEVELAND, O.
rpiIR I'nilersigiied have fitted up tlin above
I ntitncd House, at niucli expense, with Seventy
I'tve Conifoi table and 1'leasant RtKnus. Tho fur
nishings are all M.w. winch, wiih their TAiii.t:. they
design tfball uot be Hiup isscil ill this or any oilier
city, at ihcir t lUKut. ,n O.h Dui.i.ui i'i iiDav.
U' The patroii'ie of a discriiuinaiino public
whether in puisnii of liesiNi.ssor rt.i AseitK is re
specilitlly so'iciied. Williin; to abide their deci
sion ns to the result of their 1 ilorts.
II U It N E'l' T & TUN KER, Troprieinrs.
Oct IS, 17jb 4Gd
10,00 per Day.
ITVMI'LOY.MENT for Youufjor Old. Local or
VJ I ruvelino, in every Town nnd County in the
Union. The inducements aro
All lluiionbli, Xcw anil ryin Iliisincss,
coinprisiiiff THREE ARTICLES of L'tililu.iinn
t;i and A'un7o. reipiirino bui ski enjattil ($1:.
Relailint; at prices within iho mentis of t erri per-
Hon, lletnullilcd ill every '.iw, Slorr nllll Sl'lltlt-
fnetiinj All Qui-i S. ,'(., and' ad'ord A-irrc I'm
it i'.i ei ijielii rr. Hooks Itivillr iil 'jcsel jplioll .
reterences nnd notices, sent by mail on receipt ol
three cent uluiup. Address
N. .1. KENTOIt,
Mo. JJ South Third St.,
riiilailelphia, l'a.
Jmpit'ter and IVlitdistilc Veuler tn H'uU'Acx, Jtw
etry, ie.
OVWeekly Newspapers in Southern nnd Wes
tern Slates insert tho above three mniilim bill
nayablu in Jewelry, at wholesale rates per Cilia
bajuc, sent npou application. 4iil 3m
New Blacksiniihin? Kslublishmcnl
r IN C1IAKD0N !
TIILeiltscribcr woubl announce to thecitizens
ol Chardon und vicinity, that they linvo la
ken the Uhicksniitli Shop recently occupied by J.
.M Comstock ,t Co., nt lite fool of Water Street,
where they are intotulino to carry 011 tlio liusinees
in ail its branclics. HuviiiohaJ an experience ot
several year in the business, they nro prepared lo
do all kind ot work, such a Ironing
Curriiucs, RiP::it's, AVagnns, Shlshs, ic,
nl as cheap n rale as can lie procured at any other
establishment, and in a durable ami satisfactory
IHllliller.
Particular attention paid lo HORSE SHOE
INli and rustuiii work cencrtilly, nud we nro tie
lurmincd that no 0110 shall go away dissalblied,
either with our work or pi ices
J'UIN II AI! I) AKER & CO.
Chardon, December I full, ltCiS. 4o7 if
NEW WATCH AND CLIirR ESTinLISlI.flliST
IN CHARDON!
"T A A. C II IKS-
l)MAN,l'ltACTICAL
W a I 0 11 a n 11 Clock
Makers, lie" leave to an
nounce to the iiihahitaiitsol
Chardon and CenuoH Coun
ty, that they will open a
Siion in .Vol muni', W
liuiMing, on tho unit ul Muy.wheru all work on
Irtisted to their care, will be atiended to with ac
curacy and dispiii.-li. I In vine had lb yrnrn expe
rience, ill Knirhiud and America, llu y lluttur
m'.ihu, in 1 ,ii. 1111,1 nun Mil nrirn. me v
, ..v.. il.m il,.,., . 11 i. .1 i, ; r
b. uisLlyes hat Ihey will bo aide la give Batialac-
lion 10 nit wno may luvur Ihem with n eul
, , ""i iioiiiiiii.uii
JUT Jewelry repaired and Walcht
cleaned tn the tvnst skillful manner,
ltd ACES AM) TIU'SSIW ItEPAlUI'.l).
U. Sl A.CH1ES.MAN.
April 30. 18.-18. 434tf
GIFTS FOS THE HOLIDAYS.
T MWR ovnr Olio lltiil'Irril UO-
I IKTS of iivcry vnni'ty ol color, from
Toil iloll.uu down to Onn (tiillnr, to lio e'wun
ay fur nionor enniiirli lo rmv for tlioni
AIro Boiiiint frainra of all tvix. ft ml tomH
liii'iro iiiioiikIi for oil hn.liet I'leimo cull
nml aoo tliom, niul hrina tho CII if vnu
tuii ANN A. IU'.? r(l
C'linnlon. IW. 1st. IhM. 405 2m
T
1L1IU PAINT
for sale by
COUlt St HAMILTON.
LITERARY.
THE BRITISH REVIEW S
AND
BLACKWOOIKS MAOAZINE.
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they furnish ft morn correct nud pntislnMory re-,
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TIIOM-W IIUXN ENGLISH, M. D.
HliNKY CLiAPP, Jun.,
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i;ii'i;iiutly lIliKtialed 'Kvrry Week.
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2 I'ackngob ol'GolJ, contninins S''0 each,
fi do do do 200 each.
10 do do do lOHench.
10 Pat. Lev. Hunt. Cased Watches, 100 each.
CO Gold Watched. 75 each.
50 do CM each.
100 Ho AO each.
3m) Ladies' Hold Wntclien, 35 cudi.
200 Silver Mtiniing Cased Walclic", 30 oncli.
500 Silver WaleheH, fil to 2 each.
llHHi ( Inld ( luard .Vest & Fori Ch'n'.i 1 0 to 30 each.
(i.ild I.ockots, llraculets, llrooehes. Far Drops,
lreant I'ins, Cull' Pins, Sleeve litiilons, Kinira.
Shirt Snid, Waleh Keys', Cold nnd Silver Thini
lileD.ond n variety oi o'.lior ailiclea, worth from
50 cents to $15 each.
We will present to every person pending ub 50
subscribers, ai ft 2 each, n (iold Watch, worth $10;
lo nnv one nendim; us 100 nuliscribers, nt jl2 each,
a I iold vVnlcli. worth $90. Fi ery subscriber will
nlsoreceivo a present.
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seriber's name will bo entered upon our book,
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4 -1 1 v I
TI.ANTIC MONTHLY, for Deceni
lier, The DecemU'r niiuiber uf this iopu
lnr Maaazino closed iho 2d volume, nnd a new one
commenced witli tliu January No. To all subscri
ber lo tho Ormtieriil, we can furnish this leading
American .Monthly for 2 pr annum. Specimen
copies may tie aeen at tin Olfiuo.
Chardon, Nov. 2ri. 1H58.
WHO IS GOING TO IOWA
I UAVK TWO FAIt.WS
.-jiuiiiuiproveai oi i u m i-rti.i yf
Tieiii-h, 30 milua west nl Iowa City,
near a Railroad that will soon bo completed, that
1 wish improved, and lo ;ive llie use ot them three
years in payment. The I, and is rich rolling
prairie, In a healthy, well willed sect inn. Plow
ing the land and making a leuco. with posts nnd
two boards Inh, sufficient to guard nuainst Cattle,
It all 1 1 1 u l is necessary lor producing fino crops.
Any one wishing to g'i Wet. with a good team
and but lillln meune. tlint is willing and nlilo to
work, mid does no' wish to buy a farm at oute,
cannot fail In do well.
For exact terms write I" me at fnwa Ciiv.
J. W A It K V.S CI. A Kh ,
formerly of lluuishurgh.
January 7, 1B5S. 69-3min
MEDICAL.
GItEAT DISCOVERY OF THE"'AGE.'
IMPORTANT TO
Tobacco Chewcis.
UK, GUSTAV LINNAIiD'S
Tiislc Ucstoraiivc Troches,
The Great Substitute j'or Tt laeco.
IT is a well-known and incontrovertible fnrtllin
the use of Tobacco is llie promoting cnuto o
many uf tlio most m vero
.lli'iitn and rhyMdil Disorder",
to which the racoof mnn is subiect.ns rareful anal
ysis nud long nin: pi:inlul e.ipi i ii-nce liae clearly
proven, that it contains certain narcotic and puis
onom propi rtir s most (Innt'erous in their t llec'a.
which bv entering into Iho bloc I, ileiiiiiire ihe
functions, and opernlions of the Henri, causinc.
ma n v lo suppose thai organ lobe .seriously diseased.
yoKACCU alui nlllcts the entire nervous sys
tem, ninnilestiti!! itself ns nil who Imvcrvir i.'S 'd
tlie noxious weed will lirar tesiiinony in l.iifl i
linle Nervous Irritability. Water Frasli. llysin
rin, and iiiaiijr other dibordcJsof a tiniiinr clii.r
ncter. Tin; TARTn hhstorativr tkociiks
nre desiLOied lo rounlerrict these bum fnl inlluenci s.
and have proved compl' ti ly sui ccsfnl in n multi
tude of cases, nnd win rever used Iieiivr harm
less i:i themselves they exert n beneficial eli'ecl up
on Ihe entire cytcm, restoring the Taste which
Iris In come vitiated or ilestroyi d by gnat indul
gence, completely ri moving the ii ritntiuii nnd ac
companying tickling sens-itioii of ihe Throat -which
are always consequent upon abstaining Irom
the use of Tobacco, and by giving n healthy tone
lo the Stomach invigorate the w hole sys'j in.
Persons who nre irri.trievnbly undermining their
constitutions and slim toning tin ir lives, should use
these Trochen immediately and throw oll'the inju
rious and unpleasant habit of Tobacco (.'helving
Tbeso Troches or I.ozeiigrs are put up in n con
venii iil and portable lorm at tho low price ol 50
Cetr.s per Bnx. A libernl discount lo llie Trade.
Prepared solelv by tho undersigned, to whom
nil orders should be addressed.
JAM ICS I-:. I50Vi:ns, IHnssrKt,
Cor 2d and IJacc Sis., Philadelphia.
March ISih. IH5M. i'.'-ly
Fever and Ague,
from Tsltuh nmnUIntl sulTer ovrr a hrc pnrt of
the ijlobc, is tho ronierpicnrc of ft diseased at tion
in the system. inJii'T'l y tho prisonous miastn of
vpi;pl;i1ile dcr'tv. This exhalation is ovulvril Ly
the aHi-m of solar heat on wet soil, ond rises with
the watery vripor from it. AYhilo tho sun below
tlir lim iini thi vnnor liiiLcrs near the cartli's fnir-
fuo, nnd the viriH U taken with it thrnnijh the
lun.rs into the hh)od. There it nets as un initatinj?
prison on the internal viscera and excretinp organs
of tin; body. The liver hecomes torpid and fails to
Roci'ptc not onh' this irus, but uho the bile from
the blood. Uoth the virus nml the bile aecnniul.tto
in the circulation, and prud'ico violent constifn
tional disorder. The spleen, the kulncys, and th?
to;n;ch nympalluze wiili the liver, ni:d become
disordered also, I'inally, the instinot of our or
panism, iu if in an attnnpt to expel the noxious
infusion, ronrcntrates the whole blood of the body
in the internal exeretorics to foree them to caat it
out. The Mood leaves the surfico, ond rushes to
the ccntntl organs with eonyestive violenre. This
is thcCiUT.r,. lint in this eilort it fiiis. Then tho
Fi;vi;ii follows, in whieli the blood leaves tho cen
tral organs und rushes to the surfuee, ns if in
another eilort to expel the irritating poison through
that other preat excretory the skin. In thi
also it fiiils, nnd the system abandons the nt tempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery of Btrenlh
to repeat tlie hopeless eifort another day. 'I liese
nre the (its or paroxysms of Fevku and Ani e.
Such constitutional disorder will of couvso under
mine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
antidote,
Ayer's Ague Cure,
which neutralizes this) malarious poison in the
blond, nnd stimulates the liver to expel it from tha
body. As it should, so it does cure this atllicting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it docs more,
or rather does what is of more servico to those, sub
jnct to this iufection. If taken in season it expels
it from the system as it is absorbed, and thus keep
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
uy-itcm in health althnunh exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the preat variety of affections which aro induce
bv this malignant inuuonce, such ns Komittent
louver, Chili Kever, Dumb, or Masked Ajue,
Periodic il Headache, or liilious Headache, Uilioua
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, (iout, llhndness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita
tions, Painful Allcctions of the Spleen, Hysterics,
Colie, Paralysis, and Painful All'ections of the
Stomach nuu liowels, all of which, when arising
from this causP, will be found to nsmm.e more or
less tho intermittent type. This" Ant E Ciur. "
removes the caune of these derangements, and ernes
tlio disease.
This it accomplishes by Ptimulating the cxere
torics to expel tho virunJYnm the system; nnd
those orans by decrees become habited o do i'
thejr uttiee of their own accord. IJomv nnes what
we term atrKimtttttfon. Thw rnay aceoni)li.sh tlie
sauta cut, tutt oftt.i Tit"? is not long enough, or is
sieriflccd in the attempt, while this AiifK Crr.K '
dos it at once, and with safety. Me have great
reason to believe this' is a surer as well as tafer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which at a
mined by the miasmatic inft'etion, thau nny other
which has been discovered ; and it has still anothi r
important advantage to the public, which is, that
it is cheap as well as good.
DR. J. C. AYER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
TllICE 0.NB D0LLA.II TLH BOTTLE.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
has won for itself such ft renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, lhat
it is entirely unnecessary for ns to recount the
cvidenco of its viitues, wherever it has been cm
ployed. As it has lontf been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do mure thau
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever hnH been, nnd that it may be relied on to
do for their relief' all it has ever been found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PUnPCocS OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE.
Foil Costivfnuss ;
Ton the Cuitu of Dvsriii'SlA ;
Ton Jaundice ;
Ton Tim Chip, op Indigestion;
Foil IIbadaciik;
Fob the C'rnB op Uvskntebyj
Foil A l'oui. Stomach ;
Fun tiik C'l'iiE op Kuisu'elab;
Foil the Fu ns j .
Fon tub Ci'iiB op Si uoi'i r.A ;
Foil AM. Hi'iioFi'Lors Complaints j
Foil IIIR Cl'UE OP KUUI MAT1.SM J
l-'oit )iseasi.3 or th a Skin ;
Foil n;u Ci'im op Liveii CoMi'LAlST ;
Fori DitorsY ;
Fob the Ccub op Tetteii, XiMona and Salt
lilll'l'M ;
Fmi Woums;
Fon the Cukb op GorTj
Fob a D inn ku Pn.ti
Fon THE Cl HK OP NEl llAI.nlAi
FOU l'l'HIFVINO TUB BLOOD.
Thoy arc supar-coatcd, ro that tlie most BonsN
tivc can tako tliom pleasantly, and bcinfr pmilv
TCrtablc, uo liurui can atioo ttoux their uic ut any
quuntity.
Tries 25 conti per az ; Six Boies for $1.00.
Great nnmborsof Clcrpuncn, riiysleinnn, Suitcn
men, nnd rmini'nt prrsuunnri. . liave lent tlicir
naim's lo crrtify the unprn allrltl nvcfuliirbs of these
remedies, but our spare here will not permit the
insertion of them. Tho Agents below namt d fur
nish prali our Amiikh-an Almanac in uhieh they
aro given ; with nlo full desi-riptious of the atxjve
rompluinU, and tho treatment that should be fol
lowed fur their euro.
Do not be put oft" by unprincipled dcnlers with
other preparntiouH they make more profit on.
lleinund Aveu'8, and take no others. The Kick
want tlie bent aid there is for them, und they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for tale by
ClHlK Ar HAMILTON,
Generul Agents lor UcnuL'a county,
t'hitrdiui, Ohio,
VT Pold nlso by Dr. .lonx Ninioi.s. Clmrdon, ond
Fn in & ri.Evri.ANH. E. Clnridon. (). 4(.3-ly
Dr. Coss well's Medical Salt
TNVALIDS. LOOK UEKK I'crsons
alllieted with inll inimtiiory eniiiplnints of any
deseriptioti, will litid it to llmir advunlaite to pro
curo thn tibiive valunhlii medicine II is vory use
ful in Uhtminniic complaints, anil i highly roeom
inomled hy those who hare used it. Directions
lor using will Iw furnished wiih each box. 1'rice
$2. For sale at this I Utire.
(Iinrdon, Juno 4th. IHriT.
WVmi ti lis FVii.s.u ono i5ov l.s
rnTM'OK MASilGUS. II Ol. LING
PIN-, MO STirKS. IIUOO.Mr. CLOTH F.S
PINS. Bl'TTRH STAMPS and LADLLS.con
sttintlv on hand by
Nov VI WILKIN'S A KF.f.T.FY
s
ALT FINK
COARSE, and PA1UY, in
WILKTN3 i KFLLKV.
Sacks, by
November 13
j
MEDICAL.
Howard Association,
' ni LA del r u i A,
A Benevolent Institution, etlidillfhed l'; rrrrial fri'
rloumrntor the nlnj ot the mrfr af rtMrrna
ft, iiJlHetrtt wti'h Virulent und J'.iii'
finine rlininnir.
TIIK IIOMAKI) ASSOCIATION, tN
viiw ol tlionwlul (li nn uciyn ol liiiinnn lilo,
caurnl hy Sexual Li;:i asep, nnd Ihe ileeepiioim
prneiirt (1 upon llie untortuun'e vieiimaol meh
licenses' by IVunckp. prveinl yrnrti nizo ilirtctiti
llu ir Consuluns! .Surgeon, ns ii t Inn ilnlilo Art
.worthy of llu ir nnine, lo open n 1 isensriry lor
fllie '1 renlnu ht rf lliis ('ln. of li -ni s. in f.ll
iheir Inrn.s, end lo (live MI.DH'AI, A 1) V M I '.
f.HA'l IN to nil who niny tipply I y 1 tier, with a
description ol their rnniliti. n. (ago, occupation,
habits ol lile. o. c.l nml in enju s nt e.xti rnie ! vcr
iv to M JiMMI J1I IS1I1SI S I lil K OF
'HAIi(-i: It i ni'i-illr ti ntW tlini ill Assn.
ciiiti'in comnnnds llu- liiiihesl Medical kili ol tho
oi:''. nml will luriiiMi ihe imsi approval inocctn
tn aiuu nt.
'I he I .irt ctors of llif Awnciniion, in llirir An
mini lirport up'in tl o tn mini nl i I t rxur ll in
ei'H's. lor the yenr imliiiR Jnnunry 1st, IbT'cl,
i xirisihe In, :l est t-iiUstin won wiih ihe ihpim
which has ntuuili il ihe luliors ol tlie Conmliiri'
Snrpcnn in the cure ol ."icrninloril crn, f-dtiinul
Wt'tiUni sp. lu:pntcnc. (!' i;' nl ou (.Itet. hil
li". tint viio rl (.'nnni'i.i or hell-AI mi . Ac . nnd
order n coniinuuiico of il.c cuiuo plan lor ihe en
miiiiL' yenr.
The Dircctorp on n rrvirw of Ihe pnt, fee! ns-
snretl that lltr ir labors in tlnn sphere ol hini voli tit
eilort. hnvc heen ul crrnl in m ill io ine niiui u e,
c.-pocinlly to the youit::, anil llu y hfve resoivt d to
devote them? Ives. Willi retii wed Zi al, to this vciy
i in por t :i n t hut much di spis( d cnuse.
An mliniralie Oport on Spi'rninlori' 'rn, or
Bcniiiial Venknrts. the Vice ol Onanism, .Mniui
liatiou or i-ell-Ahi.fe, nnd other l is, mti ol llie
S-xutil ( Irittina, hy the Consultinp Hurpeon. hicli
will be sent by nitiil, (in a sealed letter it i lope,
free el 1 clmrci . on receipt of 1.. Kir pi-si-
njre. (Ither lleports and Tinetson the nature
nnd treatment of Sexual lismnp. I 'id. Ac. tiro
constantly being published for ptetuiioiiF oistti! u
li. m. and w ill be tent to the ulllicttd. Kmc of
the new remedies nnd nictliot's of Iter.tmi ul ins
covered during the Inst jr.ir, arc if j;ren; vti're
Aildreft. for liepori or ttetitnit t.t, lr. t.l'O.
H. I'AI.IIOI.'X. Consilium.' ir'urueon. Howrml
Association, No. 3 South Ninth Street, l l ilauel
phia, l'n. By order ot the Pin rtors,
I'ZU A U. Iir.AUVWLLL, freiidml.
Orn. FAini.'itu.n. Secretjry.
i ctober 20, lri7. S'P-'y
HOSTETTER'S
Ti is a fuel (lint, nt r.otr.c porin.l, every n,e,T
Ler of Iho humun family is subject, to !:..' o
or disturbance of the bodily functions; b',
xvitii the nid of n good tonic and the cxcrcisn
of plain common Belize, they may bo oblc so
rcgnlato the system as to-sreuro perititinenl.
licalih. In order to accompli'li tlu.i desired
object, tlio true cour.se to pursue is certainly
that which will produco u nuluril stale ot'
things lit the least hnrai-d of vilnl strength nnJ
life. For thij purpose, lr. Hosteller has in
troduced to this country a j reparation tearing
his nniiio, which is not a new medicine, but ouo
that has been tried for years, giving stitisi'nc
tion lo nil who have used it. 'iho liiitcrs
operato powerfully upon the stomach, bowelf,
nnd liver, restoring ihem to ft healthy and
vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro
cess of strengthening uaturc, enable the sys
tem to triumph over disease.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, N'nii
sca, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Lilious
Complaints, arising from u morbid inaction
of tho Btcmach or Hovels, producing Crai. ps,
Iiysciitcry, Colic, Cholera Morbus, 6.C., these
Hitters have no equal.
Diarrhoea, dysentery or fluS, so generally con
tracted by new settlers, nnd cuuscd principally
by the change of water and diet, will be speedily
regulated by a brief use of this preparation
Dyspepsia, ft disease which Is probably mor
prevalent, iu nil its various forms, than any
other, and tho causo of which may always
be attributed to derangements of the digestive
organs, can bo cured without fail hy using
JKiSTETTER'S STOMACH DITTLRS, ns pr
directions on the bottle. For this disease every
physician will recomuicnd liiitcrs of bouic kind;
then why not use an article known to be infal
lible ? AH nations have their Bitters, ns a pre
ventive of disease and strer.pt hcutr of the sys
tem in general; and among ihem nil thero is
not to be found a moro healthy people then
the fiermnns, from whom this preparation emft
uatcd, based upon cricutilic experiment which,
havo tended to prove '.lie value or this great
preparation in tho se-i of medical science.
i'..,,.K and A a l'e. This trying and provok
ing disease, which lix.es its relentless grasp on
the body of man, reducing him to a uiero sha
dow in a short lime, and renuoriug him phy
sically and mentally usclefs, can bo driven
from tho body bv iho uao of JiOSTKTTKR'S
IUINOWNEl) Uli'TEKS. Further, none of the
abovo-statcd diseases can bo contracted, even
in exposed situations, if the Litters are used
as per directions. And ns they neither create
nausea nor offend tho palate, and render un
necessary any change of diet or interruption
of ordinary pursuits, hut promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, tho complaint is re
moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro
duction of a thorough und permnucut cure.
Fr Persons in Adeaneed Yean, who ore
suffering from an enfeebled constitution and
infirm body, theso bitters ure invaluable as a
restorative of strength and vigor, aud toed
only be tried to bo appreciated. And to o
moiher while nursing these Bitters arc indis
pensable, especially where the mother's nour
ishment is inadequate to Iho dcinamii of Iho
child, consequently her strength, must yield,
and here it is whero a good tonic, such as
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, is needed to impart
temporary strength nud vigor to the eysicin.
Ladies should by" all means try this remedy
for all cases of debility, and, before so doing,
should ask their physician, who, if ho it)
acquainted with tho virtue of the Bitters, will
recommend their uso in all cases of weakness.
CAUTION Ve caution tho public against ufing
any of the many imitations or counterfeits, hut ask
for Hostetteb's Celebrated Sr0M.vcn Bitters,
and soo that each bottle has tbs words " Dr. J.
Hosteller's Stomach Bittors" blown on tho aide
of tho bottle, and stamped on tho metallic cop
eovoring tlio cork, and observe that our autograph
signoturo is on tho label.
r Prepared and sold by nODTETTEIt &
SMITII, Pittsburgh, Pa-, arid sold by ail
druggists, fcrocers, nnd dealers generally
throughout tho United Statos, Canada, South,
JLmorica, and Qoruiany,
For hale by A, t uOK, in Clinruou,
nnd bv Druir.'is's and Ocalors generally.
Jan' 2-), 1H.V.I. 4Ti-iyin6ira
The l'lipi'i' Tor Hie Times.
THE GENESEE FARMER,
isrAHLisni.n ik 1831
"The Oldest, the Clic;iiC!t nnd the Eist."
TH V. Twenty-Ninth Volume of this
popular Monthly Apieuhiiriil Journal rein,
nienccd with the January Number, ifMied rn lie
lmh ilecetnbcr last. Fveryone intcicsti d in iho
cultu-o of the soil is invited to send lor a copy, ti.d
examine it belore subscribing. I'lihlisl.til in one
ol llie fuipst Agricultural nnd Horticultural sec
tions of America, with hundreds ol nblfl and ex
perienced correspondents, il abounds with intor
mntion interesting and valuable to every larmcr
und fruit-grower. Itisilio
C It B AI'KST AGK1CVL TVUA L JO IT, HA T4
in tho World, and has aiiuincd a larger circula
tion than any similar paper. It is empnaticnlly
tho paper for the times. Kach volume contains
384 pa"os, and i sent to any addtess for
" FIFTY CENTS A YEAR!
Great inrl-urerncnis otlercd lo agents. Poet,
master and nil friends of Rural Improvement are
respectfully solicited to send lor ti specimen, and
to net ns agents. Specimen cMies sent Ire on
application. Adduss. JOEI'lI HARRIS,
i'ublish r snd Proprietor, Rochester. N.Y
Jsnunry-14, 470-4 w
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of Justices' nml Constable's lilnnks. con
siBtiui ol Summon, Subpatias. F.xccutipns,
Writs of Attachment, tilt, wliii'h may be
oiimlot THIS tlT l'ICR.
April SOlh, IRftB
W ARIl ANT V KF:isT--4ust printed and
and for sale at thi Office, a lurge quantity
of Warranty lieeds.wbieh will Iw sold by the oau
d )?' ti. half-iLwn, or single blank.
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