The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume], May 27, 1859, Image 4

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LOOK ABOVE.
When flowers arc blighted by the fiost,
Winn licnlth it gone, or death in view
When ennhly treasure nil is lost.
Or valued Iricnds have proved unirucj
O! then 'lit twee' to look above,
Where brighter flowers in Eden bloom
Where friends unite in deathlcs love,
And chango and sorrow never come.
WoRKINU AND TlltNKlNO.- It IS a III)
less Inliil error to despise libur when
rvguUtel hy intellect, limn to vulue il
lor tt, own ..Ke. e are aiwys, ,
thetu d-. trying ., epr.vte the I"
wjwimonemiu alwif thinking, '
nil)ier to b lwiy working, nnd we chII
ii'ivlemn, hivI the oihur nn opera-1
live J wliere-is the working m in uuojlit
fclway-t tit be thinking mil the- thinker
often to h.i working; mni bo;h hiitll.l he
., ... . . ;, .,
grniimrn m . mo5. "...
mike both unrntlr, the one envying, the
other despi-i tsj his brother J nn I the ninss
of Ki-irty is mmle up ol tnorbi I thinkt-r.i
nnd miserable wo.kers. Now it is only
by Uhor that thotilft c.in b nrule'
healihy, and only by thought thut labor
can be made happy, and ihr two can-
no', be separated. There should be lees
pride frit in peruliirity of unp'oyir.ent
and mce in excellence of achievement..
Wit and 1 1 t"M it A j "t ih i.i'vor ntlorod
with liniior itr.ioii th in win n it is ucrom-
p.iniod witii a siirioin ctiinitrn live. hen
It pl.MS'HIt t 11 r l r plavi in 'ho tMllt.ll'.H I.H-
f.im u dmeori'ra nsulf in wor.N. il raises t.ui
jtrnit i'Sir(Ma.ion. and Iosom Iho adviiinace
of it. vi.ii i.'i'no ' Wit no I humor a.e no
loss ponrlv roeoin'nondi'd bv a levity ol
Dhraso. ami that km. I of lov.lv which mnv
be d.stinttuishi'd bv li.n Hanoi d Cant. Kid-
iculo is le v. r morn ilrmn th m when II is
cnno.-iilod in iiiaviiv. Truo h.iou.r I'o m
tlio HiK-iQhr and uris.'S tioin tho iriiesrii
ta'.o i ot im .!. ill o Id circumstances and
aneniiintun Jitflns. A plr.isanl thoiiuhl
trikos ji by Iho torco of its natural l.e.utv
and mo mirth of it i gem-rnllv rather palled
th in hoiuiiiHiiod hv tho i idiruhius phraso
nloiv winch is so niuuh in la-Unni moi.iiiu
tin. p otendi'is in lii.uu.r and ploasanti
This mho of i. in n ar.i liko uinuiiiohanks
they mikoa mm n i liv putting lnm in
fa.iuistio hiiliii .'? I'Iisih
The Avi:raok KxptsurA-rioN or Like
Evci v ... in. om in ami ri.ild has a propel tv
in lit". Wha. is llio valuo of ibis property
Mr. Ciiailus M. VV'iliicb Ins estal.l.sl.ed nn
exirmnrlv nasy rulu. for exprossinit this
rum ibis eXirctal.ou of lilo it unv nito
from fi'r to -iX'y His formula stands thu
ec lid i); or. in plain words tlm expeo
tat mi ol I. to is i.'il lal to two llords of the
diltonoico bm win'., tho a!0 ot tho party and
BO. Thus, say it man is now 20 e.s old.
Horwijo.i thai iko and HO ihero are 00 tear.
Two thirds of (10 urn 40 ; and this is tho sum
of his eXi. ciai.on of life. If a man be now
('). ho will Iiiivii an expeclaliou of uearlv
vx.iis morn Bv tho saitm rulo a child
live bus ii hen on lilefor 60 years Every one
cun ni'iiiv tins ru'o to his own uio Tho
resul. a obtained bv this now law cor.iisp.nid
eiy ctooly with ihoso o ea.iind Irom "lite
tallies" coosn nctod with cruai earn from
im.iiniiso llla8 of riiturns. hnndon .illirn-
rii.
i'iik Ei.kvation "f niK fsnri.. "I kllOW,"j
laB Cl. iiinilii.'. ' but one o ovation nf a ho-
in ill I101114. an I ll.ll i tiio olevaiion ot
son!. Without tins, it matieiB nulling
whom 11 man stands or what ho possesses
mi l with it ho towors .lio is 0110 ot Ood's;
llobtlitv. nn ni itioi- what place bo holds
tho social scile. Thorn 1110 not different
kinds ot dignity for d'fTiirout orders of men.
hut 0110 ami iho s.uno 10 all Tun only ele
vation of tho lnun. in hoinn c insists of the
ex 'ic so. Urn irnii and mioruv of tho
lnun. u- prinivp'.'S an I power of tho soul.
bod 01 IV bo shin up 10 tlm skies hv a bireign
power, but it risos 111 tin. iron ao.isu of
word wiein it Si. fo I'll its o.vii wintrs, mid
siirs bv its own liviuit power. Sou mini
11 iv In thrust onward in u conspicuous
placo bf 0111 ward iiceidoois. but ho rises
only an f ir us ho exn. ts himself, and ex
pamls his host f trollies, as ho uscntnls up
a froo rll'ori, to u noblo region of thought
and actum."
Fkmalf. 1)i;!.u;acy Ahnvo all nthor fen
turns winch adorn tho lo.nilo character,
delicacy stands loroinost within tho Hov
iuco of tt'iod tastu Not that delicacy
which is pot po tu. illy ill quest of something
to bo ash. 1. nu l of; which 111 ikes merit of
blush, and simpers at tho (also construction
its own iuitiiiiuity has put upon nn it.nouoiit
remark; spurious kin I of dolicicv
far removed from itond aenso ; hut tho high
minded doiuiKW winch 01 lintains its pure
und undoviatino walk uliko u.noiig woman
and tho socioiv of ni"n vlncli shrinks from
110 ii"C"ury duty, and cm speak wtien
quired, with a sorioiisnosH and kindiioss,
things on winch il would ho usliauied
ainilo or blush- that delicacy which knows,
bow to confer u horn III without wounding
tho foolinos of unother which can kIvo
ulins without iissumpiioii, und pains not
most a.iscoptlblo buinn in ci'ouliou.
Journal.
Am Accusation and Apoloot.
elrrjryinan prenclie.1 11 Berniiui hoitih lime
8140, in .Well'iis no matter where, nnd
which one of his auditors commended.
"Yes," said a ijenllenian to whom i".
mentioned, "it was a rood sermon,
lie Ktole it !" This beiii ' told .he preach-1
he resented it. ami railed on llie fell
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liciuao 1.1 re.ract willll lie nan nam.
nm not," replied die nej.iessnr, "very
to tetrad my Words, but m this insiiincc
I will ; I said you had stolen the sermon
I find 1 was wroiie; ; for on reiuriiin lioine
and relt-ri 111 ' lo the bonk whence
tllinl','lit
there I"
it was taken, I lound il
Tub followini; lahlu has ita moral :
small grain of inusturd sued being thrown
! v accident near a laign lulip root, "I
durst you," says Iho arrogant neighbor,
"i.iko nnk with tulip "My dour
repine, iho grain, "tnrgivii in poaco
lilo ut present i dull enough, but it you
permit mo to s'av I promise you, by
bv. a -Hollering shad,. f.,r yourself and fam
ily " I'oopbi of iuv foriuiiin disciiuiiigii
budding g.uiiiu Tho laitor, not in
loist attuniivo In their iirrnganco, auil'ms
willioul ooiililaillt, for seeing thai when
has arrived at his full growth, iheir walk,
vuinparud to his, will ho but moru crawling.
Tub Tuutii about IlKRci'i.ANKt'M.
upposiiiiui ihal iho desiriicium nf Ilnrcu
laiiou.n und I'oinpei. was duo to a shower
tonus and uiudura from Vesuvius has
C'lHod in quostiou hy a Frenchman. M
Ho fluids closely oove.od cellars
into which tho cinders could not Involution,
their covering being perfect, which
filled wuh tufa, lid (upposot that
could havtt boon deposited only by wator.
An addiiionul proof it that the tufa itself
composed mainly of matter which mutt
boon deposited by water.
Th happiest climate Hoes not
all ihinos ; nnd it was so or
thut line pari of Ihe earili hIluiM
the product of anol her, for uniting man
kind in a generil coiretpondenco
good undttraUniiiiit;.
WiTcitcitAFT. An not wns iiitroilueod I
into tho English Pmlintn out In 1770 i "That I
nil wimien, nf "lintnvcr no, rank, ii(ifcision i
or ili'Krn", wtinthiT virgins, munis or widows, I
ilmt ahull from mid uftnr such nn uct. im I
pnso upon, so.lucr-, nnd hmrny into mutii- ,
,nv. Ly o h Mnjo.,,". miuS ..,.. h,
acinus, tmiiits, cosmotics wuslic!, artificial !
tooth, lutse linir. Spanish wool, iron tiivs. ;
hoops, liighooli'd shoes, bolstered hips, ihall :
neiir tho in-il l. tv ol IhB lnw now in torcn '
upmost witcliernlt. nml like inistloiiioaniiM.
and thut I In. in;ui upon conviction, shall
stiind null und void."
a-ukhfaiswo Utt.b-
' K8T llllv 1s,,m nii.n.n.r of .lull,...
,v h,im,,,Y of ' iltiva ol iutni-nsl di-sin d,
. ..p,ir..lt i 1 1 tho ii",lit inni'l figum, and divi
one ,jiM)j Uy m t tho insult is tho truo itiiuruat
i of aui-h sum tor uiiy iiiiiiil.iir nf luva ut s X
, por out. This rnlo"is so simplo nnd so trim,
iir.Mirdn.it t all liiisin.ms usngn lh.it o.oiy
h.uikrr. hi.ikrr. iiii'ioimnl or clink should
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it nn lor r.-lerui.c und us.i. Tho.o
Im'I.. no such thing; us it tr.it; 1 1 . n in it, tln-rci
is scuc.dv iioy liability to onur or in.st.ikr.
Bv no oilier iiri'li.nrtic il process can tho
d.Vm d inliiriiittlioii bu obtained with so tow
lini'.'S,
"I'ltAT. Mr IIuuio." said I.ady Wallnco
to tho oliilosoiiii, ir. "when I mil at-kodwhat
is my aao. what a.iswor shall 1 ijivo ?" ".Say.
in. id. iino. what I beliovo to ho tho till lb.
that you bavo not yol coinu lo tho yours nt
disc retion."
LEGAL SALES.
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I) V Virtue of 1111 execution issued from
IJ mc tiilicuof iheC'c.k ot the t.'oui 1 ol (.om
ul 11 i e n, lor .ueC-iuiiiy oKje 1114a and (ho Stale
I ol 1I..1J, III il c rt'.l.i Mill wjieieiu Simon i' C'url
' lou t.i I'eii .iiir an I Frulcriuk 1, Ib-'irendeen and
i Al,iu .'in IV iViiiu. are IJeteiutai..', 10 me directed
an I .1 hvered. I Irivu caused 10 hi; upprai-eil and
sii ill ex, 1 - lo "-alo at Punili; 'e..ilue, at llie lloor
ol tii-l'inl lloii-c. in i.'lianloii, 111 s.il.l t'oililly,
I On .S.if a rdu 1. r'titii lk iimj nf June,
'.7 I). Ih.i!)
noi ween llie nours 01 me o ciucn .'i . 0 . iino r our 1
Iteai tisiii'ie.' to win ' I
Kn own as Village L.01 No. 73. in tJ rent I,ot No: 1
Hi. in llie I'liw ii-hipol l'lirkinan, 111 said Couuiy.
and is 1,01111 le i as lollows. to wit : (In the uorih
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l.y a STCei it'll u 111 11 rsii:i i y u u . .. 1 1 11 1 .'.n. ,nt;
Aluib iiiisi Meeinm House j on llie west by an
alley ruiniio lict ween J.oi 77 nnd l,ois7inud
7 ; on llie sooth bv l.oi 71, and on the- cast by
the road leading! Irom I'aili.uau Village in the
Ccnireol I'm Ii 111:111. 11111I is two chains and Ii ly
uitiu links l.ma. and eighty two links wide in
t-ont. and coiiniiiis iihout .hiity-lour rods ut
1,-iti'l, be ill" sat. in ....no or less
S'ii 1 1'n'ini.es ajipi alseil at -'js;l.
TlKms ot S it.. : -Ca.sh in lia.nl.
1; t; white,
Pherilf andSpeei:il Muster in Chancery.
Sheriffs (Hiiro, lieiiugn Co.,
April i'.lih. iK.
siii:itiii
f ohefl lenei
to the requiri'ineiitH of 11
I Final I Irilur of Sale, issued Irom .he I lliice of
llu-Clin k ol ili i ('ourl 01 t ',1111.11011 I'leas.of the
Couuiy of (b an,'., ami the State of I lino, in 11
..-eililu !-uit vvlirieio Ilavid Freiu-h, iul, and
I. eon e.l Kriiii me I'laiuiill's. and John iti.Fil.-i 1 1,
lien ia 1 11 111 liohei ts and I'liouitM Fuller arc Defend
ants, to inc line, tetl an. I ili.-livrn il, I have cau-i'il
to he appraise. i and shall expo-e to Sale at Public
Vein hi.-, at the Door ol ihuCtlCitl llOLisb, 111
(.'II AUDI N
111 said Couuiy. oil
Siiltniliiii Ihr Alii liny of June, .1 1) lHf.!,
between the hours of Nine o'clock A M and Four
o'clock I'M. ol said day, the lullownij described
PieiuKes. lo wil :
Situate 111 said County and State, nnd known nnd
den ri .ed as brum pin of Sub-Lot I, l.oi
Tract 1, in tiia Township of ffussill, in said
Coiniiv and Slate, and hounded as lollows :
CoiiiMU'tieuu: 011 llie liuu 01 laud now own.d by
James Full' r, mi l tit n point ulioiii live rods
Hoiiih-'vei from the i.utli-west corner ot the
(bisi .Mill on lb premises herein ilcscrtheil ;
Ihenro east iwrni y-lour rods; thence nor h
iweuiy roils; ihenro west iweniy-hair rods;
lliencu south twenty ro U to ilia place ol brein
niiig. com iiniii'4 three acres of Land, being the
Inn I surveyed by Anson IliirtleU, also, the other
rights in c.inneciion with said Land and Mill
conveyed bv Thomas Fuller to said John Bid
d ill and I !u 11 1 -1 i ii Uoberis. I si tho same mure
er lesH. bin suliject 10 nil legal highways.
Said preiiii-es niipraiseil at s.'27fi.l.
T'l.it Ms orrt.iLi; 1 Ca.-h on day of sale.
K. ti Will T K,
StierilTand Special .Master 111 Chancery.
yiicriir.sdHire.de iiiea Co ,
April Is.Vi. -.i-riw
AUI11 mili:
IN liursiiiiiici'
of mi Order of
I he
1. bale ( ourl of Geauga County, Ohio, I shall
sell on the premises, ai puiilic sale,
On thr I li il.ii of Junr .1 0. 18.70,
heiween the hours ol one und four o'clock, V. M.,
llu. undivided ihreii-niiiths in coiiiinoii, it being
! ihe inieresi of Charles F., Naury nud Albert II
I Smith, as lirirs ol I'li euas Sioiih, deceased, in the
! lolloC'lng ile-elllicil I n 1 1 1 1 . . siltllile ill tllO 1 OWIlslllp
; ol llaiiilirulge in said County :
( Ine piece, known as part ot Lot .Nil. 4 111 tract
No. LI, aii l hounded as follows 10 wil : Noribby
land .ji uierly owned by John Fowler; ea-si and
south hy iliu Township lines, nnd wcit by llu-'
west line of said Lot, condoning liiuclv-uuc
ncies.
Also, another piece of land, in Lot No. S in Trncl
No It. in s od It u. ridge Town ship. 11 ml bounded
ns billows: North hy laud nwned by William
1 1 111. 1; r.'i si by the east line of said Lot No. ft ;
sn.ih by Iho south linn of said Township, nud
we. 1 by laud ill said I ."I owned by Alex indcr
H-horu, coiuaiiiini tiboiil biny neios.
To he sold siihrct to niui incumbered bv the
dower on.ite of Liuieliuii Smith, et oil' und ns-
signed in her hy nicies und hounds, mid embi iiriti
sixi v-live urres, tin. 11 Ihewcsl pari of the piece of
I1.1.1I tirsi above dcscriheil.
I'i iuis 01 Sai.i . I Ine-hall thn purchase money
down, nud the residue in one yenr.
J ISF.I'II Ii. LGLiLF-STON, Guardian.
.May Id, IH.VJ. 4S7w-l
siii:itirr .s maimj.
Y viriui. of 1111 l'.xeuutioii issued from
ibo Court ol Common Fleas of (Ieaiiia
Couuiy, Ohio, to 100 delivered, wlioru.u
Amu.. 1 Tbwmg is I'laiiitdl', ami Ihu Admin-
'or sale at
iiiiciion, ut tho Court Uousu 111
Char. Ion in said ('iniiitv.
On the Mh dy of June, A. D. 18.'i9.
bei wei 11 1 ho Im 11 1 s ol ten A M.iiud lour 1.
.1 . of said dav. tho followini! ilescribed real
,.siaio. mtiiaio in thu Tuwiiihio of Muuson
. m bald I oumv
Ouo piece, known iib part nf Lot No. I in
thu I. isi Divisiuii ol 1 1 act rso. I, un.l
luiuiideil as billows, lo wit ; fdegniliiiig on
Iho soiiili lino nf said I.ntNo. l,ul (ho
south-ti.ist curlier ot lilty ucros loruiorly
owm-d hv Allien llovt; (bonce llnrlll h.sj
degiei s, east 'JO mains bli links, lo hind
lei merly owned by Willi, uu Itiilori iheni'e
nlnng llie same north 1 J dog reus, oast 'J
chains II) links to a iiaku und stems ;
(beiico noiilii 8H degroi-s, west 20 chains
(10 links, to laud tormerly nwnod by Al
beit llovl; lliencu uloog (hu same 12
chains 10 links, lo thu place of beginning,
con laming 'JoacreS.excepluig 4 nutes in '.ho
fc.iulb wesi curlier, deeded by Stephen Ki
ller In II. 1 1. iMori ill, ulan excepting b4
rods wilh nppui'ieniiiicus un.l puvilores.
(leudeil by William Killer In A. I.. Itriggs
and A. K. ltider, December 1st, 1855
Ai.so, unoilier piece of land in said Kite No.
1. in the F. isi Division of Tract No. 1, ill
Muiiser., butinded us lollows: ISoiilh nil
leu ucros ol land fin merly sold by William
ltider lo I. irnwitv I oust on laud formerly
owned hy K. F. l'iudpa ; north on land
dooilod by William Kider lo Jason Uun
d til I. and west on laud tormerly owned by
Stephen Kider, containing leu acres ol
land, being part nf fifty acres deeded by
Lemuel llulor to William Rider.
Maid first pieca appruisod at $044,00, and
(aid lust pieco uppraisud ut $'-o(J,00.
'1'tlius Cash in bun. I.
E G WHITE, fihnriff.
Chardon. M iv 13 1-50. 4H7r.
OlIlliAiii'j L'EKU JilBl prilllij
ill hi tins I nl"-e, M.irlgii.i.e Deeds suital.lu lor
Aiturney t . nmcli lo lorechisires; :iUj,al:irki
quantity ol ihu Kjiue of iitcouuui.il size.
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STATE til'" OMR), GEAUGA COUNTY, SS.
Duvid Ames, Plaintiff. I
J Court of Common Pleas,
Jam "nS.l' '
T"nl Soil o" UMoWhZI ' laVtptmiff
0() ,le i, dy of Mny.lHSi. Hied in the Clerk's
0n,.e of ihe Court aliiresaid, his IVtiiion ngninsi
Dclcndiints, setting lorlh thut on the 19ih day ol
ifiitlycliiiminn lit!c to certnin lundsln Iowa, con
veyed the mini! lo Plaintiff for lour hundred ilnl
Inrs. paid in note for S'.O. nnd horse, hnri.ess,
W ilsons. r. 'Mint to said binds puiil Jul. n-s M.
Y'luiitf In. I no litln whiiisocver. rind by minus
and rnis'iii of s'lid fi nmliileiil coiiveyanro Plain
tiM'lirnl bc. n dinn.med to llie. nmoiiul of III5 nml
imivini a deciei. hnliling sni I conveyance void. nnd
restitution to Plaintiff of said articles of personal
properly, nnd llnit said James M. YoiniK shad de
liver up In be canceled siud $.'() and asking tor n
judgment of ln5.daniaies agnlnsl said Janu s M.
V. nnilt And nn order ol nilnrhniedt tins issued
in said case, nnd a notice in Ki.rnisl.nient serve'l
nml reliu ned, ns well ns '-reiver appointed nnd
injunction allowed. Saul Dclendant will answer
by the limn specified by statute in such case made
nnd provided, or judgment will be token again-t
him. n on defiult.
I-'iMKIST &. .SMITH, Att'yt for Plninliff.
May 20, lS.'.'.l. 4""sw(i
IN THIi COL'KT Or' COMMON l'LKAf
Ol" UKALUA CO., O.
April, !".:'. ine mm jnmcs lonug, num...
Hiram Stanton mid
Joso Turker, Tlffta., j
t Lirii .'iciion.
Waller S. U irper, j
llelrtnla.it. i
1IIK saul Dofondant, Walter S. Harper.
who resides in the Stuto of Now ioik
is herehy Notified that said 1 nil nulls
lluaui Stanton nnd Juso l'arker, con. menu
e.l nil action uitainst said Defendant belon
Samiiol MiiKuuiital, Ksi.. a Jnslico of the
I'eiico of sa'.d Count y.uml obtuiiiod an ord.-i
Jot' Aiiachme.it ilieiem. npnn which the
Constable to whom said Order itsiitid relurn
. ed that ho hud found no property of tin
Defendant to uttucb. but that tho Dtifeuiliiiu
..wiiimI or bad mi iiiieiest in real estulo I.
said County ; im. I theiolnro said Jus. ico o
the l'euce cel l died said cause to this Court :
in, d s. ml riainliffa have Itlod their putitioi
. .. . . n,,.,,lUI1t
Ol I HIS - I II I V Uli'l I Oft Diim ,..., m..-
claim judg uient uyainst said Delendaut loi
ij7; un, tnturest Irom Oct 1st, 1H58. on a
li uniissory Nolo made nnd delivered l.
u,.,,.II(llt t llo William Dunes, null
bv sail Dunes traiislerrcd and delivered to
.be I'iuiin ill's, and liavu nhtaiiied an U11I11
ol Attachment ill this Court, and the sain 1
has been sorvod by Attaching cerium Hem
Fstnie of said Defendant ill this County.
Muid Defendant is notified to njipeur and
answer said petition on or bolero tho thiid
Satuidav niter llie 1 7 ' I. dav 11I Juno next.
D. W. CANITF.ND, Atty. fni IMI's
Chardon, May Gils. ltJS'J 40 bw
ROAD NOTICE.
NOIU I. IS 111 Kl.llV I.IV1 N, thut n
I'eimoii wdl be I'resi uied lo 1 lie Commission
ers nl (li iiiiga County, Ohio, at their nexi Mei ling
011 llie Fust Monthly of June next, to Diseoniiniie
ihe North nud South koud leading Irom K. F.
liovcy's, m Mt.usou Township, tieauga Ceumy
( Ihm, 10 (-bailor Laraway's, in said 'i'owiiship.
.M.iusmi, Ajiriljiy, Itti'J. 4rtj-:.w
iTTT ii in:nsit; i:i il a v k t ii i n
I ilsth day ot April, H.VI.) day entered into
t.H I'AinMdtSllli' lor the I'K ACTICF. ol the
L.WV 111 the various Courts 111 Oeuuga Couuiy.
Ohio, under the 11:111 c id
FORRIST and SMITH.
Wc shull givu exclusive utteiiuuu lo the prnc
lice of our pi otes-nun. nud one or'ioth incmhersol
the linn may at nil nines be ImuiJ in our oilier in
Ciiur.l.iii Mr. Siuiih is Prosecuting Attorney lor
said County nud .Sonny Public. .Mr. Forrist
practices 111 the L'mled Sluies Courts, for the
Aorllirrn Disiricl ofdhin A share of public pat
ronage is resprctlulls sulicilcd.
W. (I. l ultlilsr. II. K. SMITH
April -.'Jib, le.VJ. s)fi4-tf
Mule of Ohio, t.eitugn County.
L'hvaid B.f'.iikliilili, I'llir, 1
vs. I r cr ..
John .Murray, 2d, and f
Henry II. M.M.re, Delis. J
I I t.MtV II. ..Ot)lti;,of Ihe State of III-I.-L
linns, will take nonce that said F.dwnrd Ii.
I'liikui.iii, I'lain ill, has tiled his I'cllilon in said
Courl of Cuiniiiiiu I'lens iig.oiist the said John
Murray, 2d, a rcsidcul ol sain County, nud llie saul
Henry II. .Moore, dt friiduuis, judgment against
saul dilendants for 7H0, the nuioiint of certain
bonds executed hv suid defendants for uu apH.al
by Henry AL Truu nud Albert C. Trim, frum the
judguicnt ol said Cutirl of Common I'lens, lo the
Disiricl ('null 111 and for said Couuiy 111 a certain
oc.ion wherein said F.dwuid II I'liikinaii was
plainulf. niul stud Henry AI, True und Allien C.
True, together with William II. Webb, and Hen
ry N Siuiih were ileleudiinls, and wherein, 011 siud
nppeul, siud Dint 1 id Courl nl their September term,
gave jiidinetii ngaiusi said Henry Ai. and Albert
C True, and in luvor ot stud i'nikirun. lor
ifl,r:iT 47 und coals, no part of wh'ch has been
paid, us alleged by plainiilf. nnd on which execu
. lull bus been issued, ngreeahly 10 law, and re
lumed that no property, real or personal, could be
Imi mi losaii.-ly the same. And I lie snid Henry H.
AI0010 is iiotilied in apprur ami answer said ic-
11011. 011 or beloro llie ihirii auiutuay utter the Ju
duyol Jllllu next.
ITICLP3 4. THRASH KR,
4H.fiw Att'ys lor I'l'ff.
l;ll Of A. II. ( llll III, l'C'H.'l
Ntll H l: I (ICUI.l)l l OUS. I he I'n
tlcrsigued wurc, on the 2nd daynl February,
lJ;V.I, i.ppoiulod, by lilo f'robale Court ol (Jeauga
Couuiy, Ohio, ('oiuinissionnrs on the Ksinlo ot
Albert 11. tioihaiu, deceased, represeuied insol
vein ; and the period oi six inonihs Irom llie dule
ot' our suid uppoiiilmeul is ullowed Creditors to
bring in und prove iheir Claims nguinsi stud Fs
lute The SubscribcrJ wi'l intend to the duties ol
their stud appointment ut die IMlicu oi 1) W. Cun
ficlil, in ('IiumI.iii , in said Couuiy, on llie LAST
All N DAY of February, March, April, May, June
nnd July, A D. Isa'.l, ul Ten o'clock A AI. ol each
of said days. Dated ut Chardon, ibis 2nd duy ul
February, A D. IH5!.
JOHN FIIKNC'H, Cominis
D. W CANF1FLD, I shiners.
Feb. 11. 1S.VI 474-iim
(riuii'iiSLU a u l M) i k r tu 11111
COXSTITUTIOX.
KKI.A'llViLlo tin Anion. Iiiirnt lo the Cousti.
luuoii, providing for Auuuul Scssiuiis ol llie
Cieuenil Absi-iulily.
A'c-uc', tfti- Oriternl AnntmUhi uf the Statro
(Mm. Three lilllis ul Ihe meiiibeis el each huiiso
concurring Ihctein, thai il be und is hereby pro
posed lo me eleciois ol ihe Suite lo vulo nl the next
annual Ocioher Stale Lleciioii, Uhiii ihoappioviil
nr rejedion ol the twllowing Buiciiihueni us u sub
stitute lor thu thai clause ol Iho tweuiy-lilih see
Hon of ihu second uriiclu of the Cousin uiioii ol
tli ih Slate. 10 wit : All regular sessiuiis ol ihe
tieueral Asseuilily shall coiuiueiice uu thu first
.Monday ill Junutuy mm. .ally."
WILLIAM H. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of iteprcseniuiivcs.
MARTIN WLl.LKIt.
April 5, lBJ'.l. I'lesidciitul ihcScuulc.
PECRKTARY (JFSTATF.'S OFFICE,
Coluiubiis, O., April 7, 1H5!). (
I do hereby ceriily that tho loregoiug Joint liu
suluiiou, " relalivu lo an Amendment lo die Con
siuuuoii proviilu.g lor Annual Sesaiuns of Ihe
ino
)
General Assembly." isn true copy from Ibo uri
gluul roll on llie llie in iiiisuuice.
A. I'. RUSSFLL, Secretary of State
Auiiitor's Orrici:, dr.ttai County,
Chardon, Ai.ril Li, lb.ii).
I do herehy certify ihal ihe above is a correct
copy ol llie Joint Kesolulioii received hy me Irom
the Sucre lory ol Slute.
C. C. FIELD, Anditor Geauga Co.
April 15, 18SM. 4KJ-liin
Mew Blucksniilliiug Establish menl
IN CHAKDOxN!
rfMIE subscribers would announce lo the citizens
J. ol Chardon una vicinliy, ilia I they have ta
ken the blacksmith Shop recemly occupied by J.
M Coliistock it Co., at tlm loot of Water Street.
where lin y bio intending lo carry on the business
in ail its brunches. Having hud an experience of
several years in the business, I hey ure prepared lo
uu uu Klliua Ul wurrt, sutai an tiwiiiug
CarriiiKti, BuKiet, Wagon. Sleighs, it.,
at as cheap a rale aa can be procured at any other
esiabtibhineii!, and in a durable and satisfactory
manner.
irri'iirticular aitemion paid lo HORSE SHOE
JNG and custom work generally, and we nre do-
icr.iiincd llini uj one slcill go uway dissatisfied
Cllher with our w.h k or ptictm
JoilN IIAHDAKElt & CO.
C'ii ion, Dcaiuibci lith, IcitJ. 467 if
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I
MEDICAL.
Fever and Ague,
from which mankind suffer over a large part of
ths globe, is the consequence of a diseased action
the svstem, indused by the poisonous miasm of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar keat on wet soil, and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the aun is below
the horison this vapor lingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acta as an irritating
nnisoa ontht internal viscera and excreting orpans
the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrets not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
the circulation, and produce violent constitu
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathise with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our or
ganism, as if in an attempt to expel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
the internal excretories to force them to cast it
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with congestive violence. Thia
theCim.L. But in this erfiirt it faila. Then the
Fkver follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and rushes to the surface, as if in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the akin. In thia
also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength
repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms of Faven AND Aaua.
Buch constitutional disorder will of course under
mine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
antidote,
Ayer's Ague Cure,
which neutralises this malarious poison in the
ki.n.i i .!.,,, i;..r ... ....el ; rnm i.
body. As it should, so it docs cure this alhicting
viuui,, uu ... .v ...r... ....
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
r nher does what is of more service to those sub
ject to this infection. If taken in season it expela
from the system as it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free frnin its attacks ; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
11 not only cures, imi pruieuis iruiu.
the great variety of affections which arc induced
by this malignant influence, such aa Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, blindness,
loothaehe, barache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita
tions, Painful Affections of the Bpleen, Hysterics,
Colic, Paralysis, and Painful AfTectiona of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This " Aoua C'l'KB"
removes the cause of these derangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excre
tories to expel the virus from the system ; and
these organs by dogrees become habited to do thia
their office of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term acclimafation. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this Aoi'B Curb "
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer aa well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than nny other
which has been discovered ; and it has still another
Important advantage to the publis, which is, that
is cheap as well as good.
PREPARED DT
DR. J. C. AYER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price One Dollar per Bottli.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
has won for itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it it entirely unnecessary for uh to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has heen em
ployed. As it hns long been in constant use
throughout thia section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever teen found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
HU ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE.
For Costivenkss j
Fob thr Ci-re or Dvsmrsu j
For Jaundice ;
Fob thr Cirb op Inuioestion
For IIkaiiaciir;
For thb Curb op Dvskktert;
For a Foul Stomach;
For tup Cuiih op Khvsiciii.asi
F(IK THE PlI.KS ;
For tub Ci'iir op Sciiofvla ;
For ai l Schofi'i.oi's Complaints I
For thb Cl'he op lluiii matism j
For Dtsp.ASks op tup. Skin ;
Foil 11m Ci iiE op I.ivr.u Complaint j
For Dropsy ;
For TBB Cure or Tetter, Tumors and Salt
HiiRt'M ;
For Worms;
For, the Curb op Gout;
For a Dinner Pill;
For thr Curb op Neuralgia
Pen I'UHirviNu tub 13looi.
They a: t urn iimn nen si
"vo fnn ink ill n nVnsini'v mi l Heini nnrplv
veffrtril.e, no harm can arise from their use in any
Pricr 2i fts prrBox; Five Bim fur 8'
j;tni num tiers oi Clergymen, Plirslrlnns, States
Ken, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unpnrnllclcd usefulness of these
remedies, but our space-here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratia our American Almanac in which they
are given ; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed fur their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealera with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Ayer's, and take no others. The aick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
nave 11.
AU our Bemtdita ars for sal bf
Uciierul Atfcul lui lit-aiiu county,
lit) l lion, Ohio,
&T Sold also hy Dr. John Nichols. C'linrdon, nnd
Fii.lu fc Cllvllanh, F.. Clniidon.il. 4iiH-ly
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
Brurvoltnt liiltlutiun, establwttti hy sufrialen
duwmtitt Jar ilir itttt.t ot thr U k ami antttsf
td, ujjlivlr't with I'irutrut antl Jjf
ilrmii- distune.
rpiirc now villi anso iatio, in
I view i) I llie nwlul destruction ol liuninn hie
caused by Sexuiil Diseases, und the dcccpiinm
pruc. iced upon Ihu uuloriiititiie victims ol such
discuses by Uiim Ls. teverul yenrs ni;u direcitsl
their I'liiiMiliiny burgeon, as u t lull ilnlile Act
wnriliy of ilu-ir nuniii. In oh:ii a Dispensary liu
Ihu T'rcuiiucul ol ilus Cltisa of Kim. uses, in nil
Iheir loi ins, und n give .III.DIl'AI. AIVII I
ti It A'I'ls to nil who intiy npply by letter, with a
ilcsi'riptiiin ul their cniuliii.in, ingi;, occupntion
hulii.s ol 1 i Ii-. 'c.,l nml in ciises ol exlieiue pover
ty lo Ft liMMI ll UK IM S I iil.l; ll
II Aid. I.. Il is needles lo mid liuu Ilia Asmi
ci.iii in cniniiiands tin Inchest .Medical Skill ol llie
age, anil will luriin.ll the nii.ai approved modern
lleallneiit p
The Directors of the Associntion, in Iheir An
nual Keporl upon the In nlincni of Sexuul Ills
euscs, lor the year ending Jtinunry 1st, IHoi.
express the highest saiislnciion w ith the success
w inch litis nlicitiled the liibors of llu. Consuliiu
Surgeon in Iho cure ul Sriiin1onlirpii, Ireiiiiuiil
Weiikncss, linnnienee, lionoiiliicii. (.led, Syplnl
lis, the vice nl I intiiiii-in or Self-Ahiisc, &.C., und
order a ciiiiiinuiiuco of I ho sumo plun lor ihe en
suim; yc.-ir.
The Directors on a review of the past, feelns
sureil ihnt llielr Inlmrs in this sphero ol iHincvuleni
cllort.hnve hern ol grcnl licticlil to the ulllictcd,
usicciiilly to llie young, and lin y Imve resolved lo
devole themselves, with renewed zeul, lo this very
inipnrtuul but much despised cnuse.
An ndiuirnhie Keporl on Spornintorrrrn, or
Seminal Weakness, the Viceo! Onnnism, Mastui
bniion or Sell-Abuse, and other Diseases of the
Sexuul Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail, (in a seiilcd letter envelope,,
(.re e chnrgr, on receipt ol ui, itiimpt lor post
ngn. Oilier Kcporis und Tracts on the nature
nnd trctitnif nt of Scxunl Diseases, Diet. Ac. nre
cnnslumly bring puhlii-iird for grntuilousdistriliu
lion, and will bo sent lo the ufllicted Some ol
the now remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during llie last year, are of great value
Address, for Keporl or tiealnirni, III, ;i:.
K. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Associaiiou, No. 'i South Niiuli Street, Philadel
phia, 1'a. Uy order of llie Directors,
F.ZIt A D. IIEAR'l'WELL, rrtiident
Geo. Fairchild, StcitUry.
October 26, 1857. 559-ly
'I
111 UK FAINT
(or sale by
COOK HAMILTON
A GOOD Uu of Flit Kl XI for Sale cheap
V suitable for Packing Mutton, rorK and
Beef.
Call a iJim lArlfl '
Nov.
13 WILKINS Sl KF.LLEY.
TIN AN 1 HTUNR H AKF
Nov.lJI WILKINS
WILKINS Si KELLF.Y.
QI'liAR, Molasses, FlnurSnlt. Nails. Builder
kj llurdware,alwivs on band and 'nr sale low, a
FIELD it CLEVELAND'S.
43511
MEDICAL.
Juno Appointments.
Dr. II. TUIins will be in attendance is fol
low! i
Chardon, Chnse'i Hotel, on Friday, 10th
June.
I'AiitsviLi.E, American House, on Tluirsdoy.Plh
June.
CLr.vnt.ANn, American House, on Saturday and
.Monday, Mill nnd llllli June
For consultation upon nil diseases of the Thront.
Lungs, Heart, I.iver, rfiomncli, Howels, Kidneys,
and Spleen t alsc, Oropsy, Uravel, Klieumniisin,
.Nervousness, Deiiilily, l)vsieisio, Female Dis
eases, Aniui nnd Fever, Fits, Infinities ol llie
lllond, Krupiious, Cnneors, I leers, and all other
varieties of Inns standing cotnplninis, bolli exter
nal nnd internal.
For sonic ten yenrs Dr. T. has devoted Ids entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annu
ally, many of whom find exhausted every other
resource within reach. 7u no raur are miwffi
or uthrr pimMi rm.etrf, nor does he make sick
to make well, nr tear down to build up again.
The medicines can lie taken with safely hy the
most delicate, ami patients may remain at home
and coii'.inue w ill, prudence iheir ordinary diet
and exercise. Mniiy Imve recovered under the
treatment ufier Iricnds and physicians had given
up all hope, the im!ipuiiilile evidence of which
can always be furnished. Invalids, however re
duced or despaiiinu. tiro invited to call nnd may
he assured dial no encouragement will be given
or expenses incurred, without a corresponding
prospect ol recovery.
I'ri.mo.nt. Sandusky Co , O , Feb . iS.".
Or. Ti-iiiis Di ar Sir, Farly last Spring, my
wife, whose health has nut been linn lor some lime,
look a cold, which wus billowed by a continued
eioiirh. iiiini-..siiin. and nrolausus Uteri. The
1 1 vur also seemed very ei.i""isli, and there was
. .f . i. -i it- i -
scarcely nnv ncoon oi i lie? dow.'is. nun suihti-o ii
rood deal Irom nnin and wei.kuesn ol llie back,:
ikewise pain in the sides, mid became very weak.
thin in flesh and levnrish. Dining the Spring and
-uiniuur 1 empluvcd lliree phyicians, Inn the sup
pression cnuimuiiiif and debility iiicieasinir, they
bought little else could he done than pinch up, '
r palliate anil one finally lolil me mat consiiinp
.10.1 hail been grudunlly i.dvancing. nnd she couid
, 1 l'rao'y ,"""' , s, ., J, ,u r
.Her con.n.encing your trealmen .1 S. . emU r
101 nrohablv survive long. Within two weeks
nst. she beutin lo linnrovc. and gained rapidly tin
il hi'tilth wns resinred. At pre.-eul her health is
h ciilcilly belter limn nl nnv nine before since le--iding
in Fremont nbnut six yenrs niin.
She hud suffered so much before gained so lost
il'er beginning your ircniineiii, and has been so
well ever since, thai 1 have It-It il n duty to intorin
vnu by letter, tint it muy be publishcu to the world
it you think it best.
45j S. W. RF.F.D
r7 Torni akd itiakiiood:
I-1 JUS I' rLIllLlSllEI). tlm 25ili Tlinu
mud, nnd innilcd in n scaled ciivclupe, to any ad
Iress, poslpnid, on rc-eipt of 3 siamps
I Mvdicnt Emtitin ihe Phijtictil Exh'titttion mitt
Ihtiit vf the y-Vimc, C'lttMed by " Srtf-.16.s,"
Intrction, nnil the InuriuM Cunseiaence.a vf
By II. J. CI LVF.RWLLL, M.D.,
Member of the Royal College ol Surgeons, SiC. Ac
frjrSteritiBMrrli(r.i nr .Scininul Emissions, t Jcr.i
itil and .Nervous Debility, luipiitcucy, L099 of
Kimrgy, Depression ol Spirils, Timidity, Discises
I the Sexual I Iriinns. nud Itupediinciits in Murringc
ne pniinpily nnd eircctunlly removed by llie An
thur's novel nnd most i-iiccesshil mode of treatment
oy menus ol which the Invalid cnu regain prisin.
I.ctiliii willioul having recourse to dangerous aiid
expensive medicines.
fii.m thr l.nnU 'U f.nnt rl . " The best trcntisi
'Vcr written on n subject of vital importance In all
well w .rihy the Author's exulted reputation "
Address Ihe Publishers, J C. K LIN E & Co..
Isi Avcuiic, cur. l'Jth street: Post Box No. 4THG,
New York City.
Ap. 8, isr.'t. 42-3mins
HOSTETTER'S
STCMACHJITTEnS.
It Is r fact thnt, at some period, every mem
ber of the liuninn family is subject to disease
or disturbnnce of the bodily functions; but,
witn the aid of a. good tonio and the exercise
of plain common sense, they may be able so to
regulate Ihe system as to secure permanent
health. In order to accomplish thia desired
object, the true course to pursue is certainly
that which will produco a natural stnte of
things at the least hazard of vital strength nnd
life. For this purpose, Dr. llostcttcr has in
troduced to this country a preparation bearing
his name, which is not a new medicine, but one
that has been tried for years, giving satisfac
tion to all who have used it. The Bitters
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
and liver, restoring them to a healthy and
vigorous action, nnd thus, by the simple pro
cess of strengthening nature, enable the sys
tem to triumph over disease.
For tho cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nau
sea, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious
Complaints, arising from a morbid inaction
of the H'.rmach or Bowels, producing Cramps,
DyBcntcry, Colio, Cholera Morbus, &c., these
Bitters have no equal.
Dinrrhu-'n, dysentery or flux, so generally con
tracted hy new settlers, and caused principally
by the change of water and diet, will be speedily
regulated by a brief use of this preparation
Dyspepsia, a disease which is probubly more
prevalent, in all its various forms, than any
other, and the cause of which may always
be attributed to derangements of the digestive
organs, enn bo cured without fail by using
IIOSTLTTEH'S STOMACH BITTERS, as pel
directions on the bottle. For tliia disease every
physician will recommend Bitters of some kind;
then why not use an article known to be infal
lible? All nations havo their Bitters, as a pre
ventive of disease and strcngt honor of the sys
tem in general; and among them all there ia
not to be found a more healthy people than
the Germans, from whom this preparation ema
nated, bused upon scientific experiments which
have tended to prove the value of this great
preparation in tho Bcale of medical science.
Fever and Aiice. This trying and provok
ing disease, which fixes ils relentless grasp on
the body of man, reducing him to a mere sha
dow in a short tinio, und rendering him phy
sically and mentally useless, can be driven
from the body by the uso of HOSTETTtll S
UENOWNED BITTEI13. Further, none of the
above-stated diseases can be contracted, even
in exposed situations, if the Bitters are used
as por directions. And as they neither create
nausea nor offend the palate, and render un
necessary any change of diet or interruption
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint is re
moved as speedily aa is consistent with the pro
duction of a thorough and permanent euro.
For i'ertont in Advanced Ytart, who art
suffering from an enfeebled constitution and
infirm body, these Bitters are ihvuluublo as a
restorative of strength and vigor, and need
enly be tried to be appreciated. And to a
mother while nursing those Bitters are indis
pensable, especially where the mother'! nour
ishment is inadequate to the demands of the
child, consequently her strength must yield,
and here it is where a good Ionic, such aa
llostctter's Stomach Bitters, is needed to impart
temporary strength and vigor to the system.
Ladies should by all means try this remedy
for all cases of debility, and, before so doing,
hould ask their physician, who, if he is
acquainted with the virtue of tho Bitters, will
recommend their use in all cases of weakness.
CAUTION -We caution the publio against using
any of the many imitations or counterfeits, but ask
for Hostettir'i Celebrated Stomach Bitters,
and see that each bottle baa the words "Dr. J.
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters" blown on tie aid
of ths bottle, and stamped on the motallio cap
overing the cork, and observe that our autograph
signature Ii en the label.
Prepared and sold by HOSTETTEH
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and aold by all
druggiats, grocers, and dealera generally
throughout the United Btatea, Canada, South
AxDarioa. and Qormany,
fur Miu. by A. t'UUK, nud JOHN
Nit IIOI.H. in i liiiidnii,
and bv Druggisia and Dealers generally.
Jan 28, 1859. . 472-lyin&oa
Sr. Cogswell's Medical Salt.
INVALIDS. LOOK HERE. Persons
afflicted wilh inflammatory complaints of any
description, will find it to their advantage to pro
cure llie above valuable medicine It ia very use
ful in Rheumatic complaints, and is highly recom
mended by those who have used it. Directions
for using will be furnished with each box. 1'rice
l. For sale at this OHice.
Chardon, June 4th. 18.17.
CJAI.T FINE, COARSE,
and DAIRY, in
ancks, by
1 November ii
WILKINS fc KELLEY.
CLEVELAND.
:
I
F ii rii i I ii rc, Ca riict s,
and Crockery.
WILLIAM II ART,
Wholesale and Kclnil Dealer in
All kinds of Furniture,
No. 107, Water Street, Cleveland,
has now on hand a large tcusnplcte assortment of
Itoscwood, lUuhngitiiy,
Blitt'k IViilnut mid Cherry
FUKXITUHE.
CHAMBER SETS, various styles,
LOI.'NGES, at nil prices,
MATTU ASSES, or Hair. Manilla, Excalsior and
Slrnw PIANO STOOLS,
All of which lolTcr to I lie purchasing community at
Prices to Suit the Times.
WM. HART, No. 107 WnterSl.
13 "K C K W I T IPS-
CARPL'T, ITRTAI.N & WINDOW SHADE ST0HE
T HE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
KIND I.N OHIO
L'ivk stoimds mo I'Kirr i.oNfi nr.-
JT voted exclusively to tne stile of llie ubove goods.
STORY No. 1
Is dovoted to the snle of Oil Cloths, from 2 feet to
to 24 lect wide, nnd Hope nnd Canton Multings,
K-4,34, 4-4, 5-4 and (.-I wide.
. STORY No. 2
Is nn immense room, 2J feel high, devoted to Twf
I'ly nud Threo-rly Carpets, i'iutin and Tnlilo
Cuvcrs, Mms. Tnlile Oil Cloths, Sinir Carpels,
Stair Kods, Carpet Swrepcis. &c, iSc.
STORY No. 3
Is devoted to Tapestry Brussels ami Tapestry Vel
vet t'ni pels. Hugs, Body Brussels Cnrpe.s, Lnce
and Muslin C.irlnins ( otlon. Worsted nnd Sniin
Damasks, Cornices. Curifiin Anns nnd Bunds,
Curds mi l Tassels, (Jnld Bordered nnd Common
Shades. Bull' n ml Wliito Hollands, Curtain Fix
tures. Pulpit Tassels, live, &.C.
STORY No. 4
Is devoted to Hemp nnd Cotton Cnrpets, Clienp
Wool do.. Druggets dumb Cloths, l ilt Cloths,
Cnriet Linintrs, Hag Cnrpets, List and Yarn Car
pets, Dutch v oul (lo.. iV c, &c.
6T0RY No. 5
Is used ns an I'pholstcry and Sewing Room, for
Iho Making ol Cnrpcia, Fitting Shades and Cor
nices, &c, ccc.
Nos. Ife7 and 1S9 SUPERIOR STtlET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
Fojrsf, li.isAvortli & Co
IMPORTERS OF
CHINA AXD EARTHENWARE,
nns I'ixlurrs, Lamps for ('liuri'hcs nnd Hulls,
CUTLERY, LOOKING GLASSES, TRAYS,
Plated and Britannia Ware,
And a great variety of
HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES.
VT (ioodi carefully Bucked and Deliverld at
rut Depot Free oi C harge.
FOGG. ENSWORTH & Co.,
Cor. nf Superior und Seneca Sis., Cleveland
April 15, 1B5'J 483-fim
GEAUGA COUNTY,
A-ttention ! !
Lewis, Easton & Co.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
nAVK Oi'F.Ni:i IN THEIK NEW
STUlti:,
. 91 Mnrblc Clock,
SL'l'EKlOR STREET,
and are prcpareeflo exhibit a complete a assort
ment of
FOHEIC.X A.XD DOMESTIC
Dry Groocls,
to which the intention of those in Gcnugn County
nud vicinity, who purchase iu'Clcveluiul, is par
tiriilnrlii invitid. Their stock having been pur
chased under the most fnvornldc nnspices, ennblcs
them to givu GKi;T U.VKGAINS, in a large
assortment of Novelties in
Dress Qood.i, Lawn, Berages, French
Jaconets, Organdie Rubes, Ladies'
Trantiinif Dnss Goods, Chintz
Bril'iunts, worth Wets., for
31 cts.; Col' d do. worth
4cts.,for 2cts.
SILKS! SII.KSII
FANCY SILKS, of ihu newest and most novel
patterns, some at 50 cents per yurd.
IILACK SILKS,
BISCHOFF'S celebrated lunke; Oil Boiled Gro
do Rhine, good quality, nt M) cents per yard.
S II A W I. S.
STELLA, BROCH A, GASlfM ERE, THIBET,
CRAl'E, &c, &c.
iiiii sr. ki kmsiiim; goods,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT Pillow l.iven. Lin
en Hkteling, Paumnk, Napkins, Dvytes, t$-c.,
d-c., iiwa!
WHITE ;oons
Of every description. NANSOOKS plnin nnd
chocked; doited und plain SWISS JACONETS;
checked CAMBRIC; lig.ircd BRILLIANTS.
i:IBIlOll)KltIl.
Embroidered Srtts, Mounting .SVfs, Mitflin Col'
lam, I'renrh Collars,
Lace, Trimming, llultoiis.Ac, A.c, Lt,
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A LARGE S TOCK, to which we invite par
ticular aitcniii.il.
Brown and Blenched Sheeiitff and Shirt
ings, Summer Stuffs, fur Coatnand
Pants, Linen Drills and
Duels, Cloths, Cassi
meres and Veslings,
IIOSIEKY, GI.OVICS AND MITS,
and a nice assortment of
HBLHQBi9BajrTm,
Togoiher with a LARGE LOT OF OTHER
GO! IDS, loo numerous to mention.
OCT Purchaeera u .ill find one great advantage i
nelectiitgfrom our ttoct, we have tio Old Good
toahov,oiir Stock being Entirely New,
LEWIS, IUSTO 4k CO.,
Makdle Store, No. 91 Surcmos. St
Cleveland, June 185)4. m
iillLLINEKV STORE g
In Cleveland-
SllclAV &D Co.
HAVING opened a LARGE STOCK of MIL
I. IN Eli Y GOODS, aaenow manufaclurin
all kinds of
Silk, and Fancy Straw Bonnets.
ALSO DEALERS IN
MILLINERY GOODS,
At 129 Superior St., 4th door from the Squar
Milliners supplied with Pattern Hats
Cleveland, 18)9, 439 If,
il ill i ii ill
MEDICAL.
oodTurificrTnlBlood Pills.
DR, HOBAOK'S
Scandinavian Remedies ! !
W1IF.X DR. HOHACK, the crlebrnte
Swedish I'hysicinn, introduced his Blood
Turiner nnd Blood Tills in the United Stales, ha
set lorlh in plain Inngunge th-ir curative proper
ties. This was yenrs ,igo. The task of recom
mending them has since been taken nut ml hit kmidi.
Enlightened men whose enameled lor sound judg
ment und philosophy, gives iheir opinions weight
in the community, men who observe, reflect, and
make " nssurnncc doublv sure" belore ihey decnlo
nre everywhere approving and urging the use of
these wonderlul preparations. All who confide in
the wisdom nnd hones.y of this clnss, or who chose
to investigme lor themselves are now of one mind
on Ibis important subject
Dr. Robnck invites the attention or the sick to tr.a
OHICHNAL, LETT Kits,
from members ol the medical profession, editors of
public journals, well-known merchaiilsnnd Farm
ers, nnd Ladies nf the highest respectability, giving
accounts of cxtrnordiniiry cures wrought by ilia
remedies, of which cures lliey themselves were
KYIS WITNESSES.
These panics may be consulted personally or by
letter, by those w ho have any doubt upon ihe aub
ject The evidence in the possession of Dr. Ro
bnck. which isntnll limes accessible to ihe public,
establishes the follow ing
FACTS i
That the Blood FtmriEK and Blood Pars have
been proved by annlytis to
Coiitiiiii no Minernl ;
That they cure Ihe almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with unerring rrrtuiniit, and in a very short time.
1 hnt niter all oilier medicines have proved useless,
Ihey relievo l.ivi-r i'oiliplHii. ts,
and restore the heulih and strength ol the sufferer.
. hal SICK 11.11 A I. KS.
i. ho hnve languished lor yenrs in help'ess weak
i ess nnd despondency, recuperate wilh great
i npidiiy under iheir invigorating operation. 1 hat
i 11 texiial disabilities are removed by iheir cordial
nnd gently stimulating properties. '1 hul the recruit
Shuttered Constitution,
however they may hnve been Hilled wilh and
abused ; that their direct tendency ia to lengthen
life. and render it enjoyable. Thut.operating direct
ly upon the poiiton nl disease in the blood, Ihey
t'mise soon to llcul,
and discharge Irom the system, every mint of Scro
fula, whether hereditary or otherwise. Thai llicf
Itcciuit the HcbiiilHti'd,
nml that there is no disease of the Stomnch and
Bowels, the Liver, llie Nervous System, the Skin,
Glnmls or Muscles, in which they do not give
prompt rrlirj, nnd, if administered before the very
citadel of liic has been invaded, J ejfect a painless
and prrject cure.
Benr in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD FILLS are endorsed by
the experience of thousands ol living witnesses,
who, in letters, nllidnvits, medical works, and by
word ot mouth, proclaim tliern lo he the very best
preparation ol the kind ever offered to the broken
down victims oi iil hcal.h. They hunt disease
through every nvenue and organ of ihe system,
and lo expel it thoroughly nnd permanently.
No one can doubt iheir superiority alter one
Binglo trial they arc not only belter but, in (act,
cheaper than any oilier Fills, lor it takes a lea
number of them to produce n belter effect.
Friee of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pnri
fier, $1 per bottle, or $5 per half dozen. Of the
Sciiudiuvian Vegetable Blood Fills, "45 cents per
box. or 5 boxes for $1.
Read Dr. Roback's Spccinl Notices and Certifi
cates, published in aconspicuous part of thia Paper
from lime to lime.
Dr Roback's Medical Almanac and Family
Adviser, containing a great variety interesting
and valuable Medical information, can be had
gratis of any of bis Agents throughout ihe country.
In difficult or compli nted cases, Dr Robnck
mnv be consulted personally or by letter, encloa
iiij one stamp for llie reply.
Principal Ollieo nnd Snle Rooms, No. 6 Fast
Fourih Street, 3d 'tuilding from Main Street, Ciu
cinnaii, O. Lnboratory in Hammond Street
For Sale in Geauga County by A. Cook. Char
don ; J. Smith, Thompson ;GEO.SaDi.ER.Parkiiian
G. V. Gariiett, Mon mile ; and by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the L'nion.
Alay 20, 488-ly
HKAI 111 OF AMEKIOAN WO.VKN.
From they. ir. Duiby News Editorial.J
Wc desire to call attention to n letter fiom Dr.
Joshua F. Bridge on ' Hoalth of American Wo
men," in another column. He treats the subject
in an able manner, and his skill and medical judg
ment may be relied upon.
from (Ac Albany Evening Express.
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon has proved to be
fully us valuable as it is claimed lo be in many
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and others.
Dr. Bridge is a regular physician of very fine at
tainments, a innii of great judgment and discrimi
nation, a judicious and highly successful practi
tioner, in all diseases, especially those of women
and children.
Fiom Physicians.
Marshall's Uterine Cniholicon will certainly
cure all the diseases for which il ia recoin mended.
in the worst cafes 1 have ever met wuh, Mar
shall's Uterine Catholicon is a certain and sale
remedy.
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhesitatingly offered as a reliable remedy for
all iho.-e complaints lo which every woman is
liable, and which gradually all'ecl the mind aa well
aa the body, so that to think, talk or work be
comes alike a source ol suffering, if not an impos
sibility. Among other complaints !nr which the
Catholicon is a remedy is the Fulling of ihe Womb
Whiles, Suppressed, Irregular or Painful Men
struation, Bloati.ig. Influuunationa and Disease!
of ilm Kidneyaor Urinnry Organs, Retention or
Incontinence of Urine, Heartburn, Costiveness,
Nervousness, Fuinliiigs, Pnlpiiatiniis, Cramps.
Distui lied Sleep, nnd nil troubles, organic or sym
pathetic, connected w ith the uterine orgnns.
Ladies who nre troubled with any ol the above
symptoms, or with spine, liver or lung eompluiiits,
are invited to address Dr. BRIDGE, with lull con
fidence that i hey will find relief. Marshall's
Uterine Catholicon is not a quack medicine but
ils ingredients have been made known to the
Medical Colleges, and iheynie at the service ol
any respectable physician in ih country.
The price of Marshall's Uterine Catholicon IS
One Dollar und a Half per Single Bottle.
West BtnroRD, Coshocton Co., May 14, 1857.
Mr. II fi. Kingsley, Sir, I have bee selling
the medicines of ihe GraflVnberg Company for the
lust len years, and have invariably found them lo
give good su islaction ; and ihe pills 1 have sold to
a good many Ininilits as regularly as their tea and
co lice, and wiih my trade they become a staple
article. Marshall's Uterine Catholicon is a medi
cine ihnt hns done a great amount of good in It
mule diseases. One lady Isold il to told me she
had received more benefit from one bullie Ihen she
did from a long course of medical treatment by the
most ukillul physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Jauuary 1st, 1858.
MRS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.
Vfrw.v, Trumbull Co.. May lal, 1843.
This certifies that I have been in very poor
health for years, and found little or no relief alter
employing a number ol physicians. My oiaeaaa
was l'rolupsis Uteri. I had been reduced by that
and Flouror Albus until I had become ulcerated to
a considerable extent. By the advice of Dr. G.
W. Bushuell I procured and took six bottles of
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon which enabled me
to attend to my husband in his last sickness until
he died, which waa about a year aince. I have
taken three boiiles aince his death, which has made
me able to labor and support my family of three
children. Tho Catholicon has nearly restored me
to health It is the only thing that has mitigated
my suffering for which I fell very grateful.
MARY E. ROBINSON
FOR SALE BY
A ConV, Chardon.
C. P. Treat, Claridon.
J. P.. Williams, Parkman.
II. L. nishop & Son, Midd'eOeM.
D. C. Kellogg, Munsnn.
Henry Cuinniings, Russell.
Lvman & Soott, Mulberry Corner.
Herrick ti Galnei, Newbury.
Tew & Butts, Rapidi.
And by Medicine Dealer! generally, Ibiw
out tbe State.
H. B. KINQSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 18, 1850. 479 6m;
o I
Of n 4
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