The Jeffersonian Democrat from Chardon, Ohio • Page 3

HOME DEPARTMENT. More Aid for Kansas. report how generously ibe people of Munson I) ays responded to Ilia call for aid of (lieir suffering brethren lo Kansas. Every township in the Slate ned not do so well as Munson, to insure a contribu.ion of 100,000 from Ohio alone: Editor Democrat: A. few of the cit-Icens of Munson, having met on Thurs- day, November 29.1i, in accordance with the Proclamation of the Governor for Public Thanksgiving-, thought it would bo a great good lost, both to Kansas and to the Town, to enjoy the happiness of contributing to relieve the suffering in Kansas mlusively themselves; appointed a com-jiiittee of three to canvass the Town, au-laoriling (0 call other! their rid, co Kk to give every one an Opportunity to exercise their benevolence, and report on the Thursday evening following.

At the time appointed, a good number of the cit-Itens were present fiom all parts of the Town, showing a commendable interest nd a good degree of benevolence. The School children, taking the lead, reported from District No. 1, No. 4, No. 5, No.

7, t.0S; the other schools not having commenced, children nd parents reported indiscriminately, till the sum increased to 946,00. The committee were then instructed to forward this, with what else they might obtain, by draft, to Gen. 8. C. Pomeroy.

as the con tribution of Munson to the Kansas Relief Fund. By continued effort the sum has been Increased to 58,58. Much more miirlit have been obtained, if we had means of finding the hearts of many in taty circum ttanctt. Much that was obtained was not without sacrifice, and wo trust that it may prove acceptable and successful in its mission of good, and in the hands Him who doe 111 all things well, the fni crant incense of the cift may return in gentle dews to reward the hands and bless the hearts of the givers. MILO BLAKE3LEE, JAMKSKISK, Committi, AS.

0. COLEMAN, 16 were contributed to the Kansas Relief Fund, at the meting in the Presby urian vnurcu tn wiartuon L'tnler, on Thanksgiving Day. Claridon Farmers' Club. The Farmers' Club of Claridon num bers about forty members, and still con tinues to bold regular monthly meetings. .1 he last, which we learn was well at tended and very interesting, was held at the residence of Mr.

Samuel Dou 'las, on Thursday afternoon and evening of last week. The subject for discussion was, Tht belt method of wintering ttoek. The next meeting will be held on the 3J of January, but (he place and subjcol are not decided upon. tSTl. N.

Hathaway, lias been appointed to read the Leadiug Article, at the meeting of the Literary Society, next Jnday evening. Donation Visit. given to H. N. Stearns, at the Methodist Parson- age in this village, on Wednesday after noon and evening, Doc.

19 A. All are Invited to attend. JCirRexfbrd is now receiving a large nd valuable assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which will receive due notice in our advertising columns, next week. 3TVe have to thank Hon. Peter Hitchcock for a copy of the Ohio Ajjricul tnral Report for 1859, second series.

RIllHlcal Notice The Goaura Coun tj Musical Association will hold regular meeting at Uuntsburg, on Friday and Sat urday, December 21st and 32rl, 18G0. By order of the Exocutiro Committee. M. L. MAVNARD, Secretary.

Himbdon, Dec. 7th, 16G0. FOR BALE Cheap, Very Cheap QHAPMAN'S DAGUERRF.OTVPE CAR, not standing nearly opposite Chase's Hotel, Char-don. Chapman, having again removed lo tiie house he built, opposite Chase's, one door south of Judge Phelps' Office, where he has room for taking pictures, will be glad lo see all who (arorbim with a call. rietares taken for 1 shillings and upwards.

Chardon, December Hth.tSCO. 570if LESAIi NOTICE. STATE OF OHIO, GE-1 In the Court of Com-AUG A COUNTY, SS. mon Pleas. Lncfus E.

Durfce, as adminis-l trator of the esta'e of Watt Civil Action. H. Shepherd, dee'd, plaintiff, Motion lo revive errsus I judgment. Joseph Bradley, defendant. SAfD Joseph Bradley will take notice that on the 25th dny ol September, A.

I). I860, said Durleo as administrator aforesaid tiled in the office ol the Ciurk of said Court a motion, salting forth in substance that, on the 14th day of March, A. D. 1859. said Fhepherd, then in full life, recovered judgment beloro Zeno It.

Sheldon, a justice ol the Peace, of Mnntville township-tn said County, tor the sum of $47,70, debt and cosia of suit taied st that on the 2d dny ol July, A. D. 1859, said Shephord eaused en execution fo be duly issued and delivered to D. M. Robertson, constable of said Montville.

who made due return of ihe same, endorsed nulla buna that on the Bill day oi July, 1859. said shepherd, still in full lite, duly filed a transcript of said judgment in the office of the Clerk ol said Court, and the some was duly docketed according lolawi thai said Clerk duy issued an execution Which was delivered to the Sheriff of said and levy was duly made on certain real estate described in the return 'o said last execution; that no sale has been made thereon; that said Shepherd deceased, October 18th, 1859. and said Durlee has been duly appointed administrator on said estate; the prayer of said motion is that said judgment stand revived in the name of said administrator; Jia( the 1 llh day of October, A. D-1860, Hon. Horace Wildsr, sole Jude of said Court, by an arder duly made, ordered mat said Bradley appear on the' 27th day of October, 1860, (being at tho October term of said Court,) and show cause why aid judgment should not be revived as prayed for; that at said October term said cause wascon-tinned.

The said Bradley will answer said motion and order on or before the 2nd day of February, A. D. 1861, or the prayer of said motion will be granted. THRASHER, DURFEE HATHAWAY, Atty's for plaintiff. December 14th, 1860.

A Large lot of fin BUFFALO ROBES just rt eeived, and for sale very low, at lf AYRtH dv MURRAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. uor national Disorders-Doctor F.o back's Curst. The American slomnth is a tormsntlng organ. It Is generally out ol order.

The reason is obvious. Th driving man ol business has not ilmo, or will not take lime lo properly masticate his food lia Mult, nndss bad habits are eliciting, all classes follow his example, llnnco Dyspepsia, with all its com nl ice I inn het.es Liver Complaint, and disorders of tho Dowel, in all their various phosos. Against iheso and a nunnieu oilier complaints, the Scandinavian Blood Pills end IVood Purilicr are waging an ex-terininnting warlaie. The iiiccsss ol these Medicine has bien astonishing, even in an sge of scientific miracles. They do not ulteeiate.

ihoy r-linruitn a disorder. The agony, tho fever, Ihe debility, the despondency, which chorautcrlie afflictions ol ihe digcitive end secretive organs, vnnish under ihe influence of those preparation. The constitution iiselfsocms lo acquire new energy under tlte.r opcruliun. ee advertisement. 5.3w4.

IT IH A COMMON OBSERVATION that theie are more suffctcrs from debility among A mericntis, than enn be found among any oilier nation. Tho reason is obvious. We take too Mule excrriee, end forget the wants of ths body 1 1 the absorbing pursuits of business. In all such eases, ordinary medicines can dj little good. What is required is jus', such a tonic and inviporator as Dr.

J. Hosteller iins given to the world, in his CKi.l'.UR ATKD "HITTERS." The wenk and nervous denizens ol ihe counting-house, the exhausted toiler upon the shnp-bonrd, mid the prostrated student ol tho niiJnicht lamp, have found a wontlerlul regenerator in the "Hitters," mid prefer it to more pr temiotis, but leas efficacious medicines But it should nut be forgotten that the ngant which is so ninijicnl in its infitit.nce upon a trame which is merrily debilitated, is equully powerful in assisting nature to expel the mos: terrible forms of disease. Who wo'd tint pivc It a triuli r-oid by drucgists and dso'ers everywhere. tiee advertisement in another column. Su3w4 The Groat French Remedy.

olntluin Boivln's fclcbraUd SUrcr-Coatcd FEMALK PILLS, only certain and safe Remdy for all Diiliculties, Irregularities, and all other diseases to which Ihe woman, wife and mother, is peculiarly liulilo. These Pills contain no deleterious ingredients, lint are sufo nr.d certiiin in their action. They will be found to exert the happiest etrecl in nil ei-es of Prolapsus I'tori, in Lcucorrhen or ihe Whites; ihey will bo found the ensiest and most certain cure that enn I found. It is on account ol ibis certainty that ll.ey should not be Inken by Pregnunl Females, i.ditrivc tht 3 nvmllu, us mimirrinpe r's ctrtain lo be bronchi on. I but at other periods llteir use is ierleclly sufe.

For salo by A. Cvmk, Chardon; C. Field, East Claridon; C. real. Claridon: E.

Tlunnnsnn. lliiniMtmrfr N. One dollar and three postnee amps riienmeu 10 nny nuuinrtzen tieeni, will ensure package of pills by return mail. C. CROSBY.

Cenent! Ascnt. BufTnlo, N. Y. wsutioh. uewarc ol t.

nunterlclts; lite genuine have the sijnsture ol ('. Croibton ihe outside M.TiiiwscnliT?LTm I'his pleasant Contection and successlul ex terminator ol nil kinds of Intestinal Worms, ii fast Inking the place of all ihe nauseous Vernil fnges which have so long been in use. They dnituin no mercukt aro perleeily harmlesi ploasnnt to tho taste, and are etlicucious in sll eases. Ask lor MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS. Calhoriie whntever is necessary.) MAT A SWJ, Uulti Ulll, IN.

Km ForsslebvA Conk, Clittnlon; S. ink, Chnrdou; C. S. Vield. Essl Claridon; 0.

P. 1 real, Claridon; E. Thompson, Uuntsburg. ti63in3 Iroporlnnl to 1'ctnulra. DR.

CHEESEM AN'S PILLS, Prspirsd by Oorntllua L. Chssssman, M. Ktw yonit citv. The pomblnalion of itmretlienis in these Pilli are the result of a long and extensive practice. I hey are mild in operation and certain in correcting all irregularities, Puiulul Menstruations, removing all obstructions, whether Iroin cold or otnerwise, neanncrie, pnm In Ihe sine, psl-piiatiou oi ihe heart, whiles, all nervous directions, hysterics, Intiguo, pain in ihe buck and limbs, Slc, disiui bed sleep, which atiios from interruption of nature.

TO MARRIED LADIES, Dr. Cheesemau's Pills tire iuva'uublo. ns thev will hring on the nioiiihly period with regularity. I.aoies wnu uavc ucen uisnppoiuicu in tlio use Ol other Pills can the utmost eonfidenco in Dr. Cheesemsn'sPillsdoing all thai ihey represent an.

NOTICE. Thert it one condition uf tht femalt tytltm in whivi the Pill cuvutit he Inlitn u-ithvnt vroduciliB PECUUAK RESULT. The condition referred to it PJtEGMANCYthe rrtult. MIS- OA HilAG li. Such it the irresintiblr tendency of the medicine to restore the trxtlnl fittirtiotiM to normal condition- that even the reproductive power uj li mart can nut rri if.

Warranted purely vceetsh'e. and Iroe from anv thing injurious. Explicit directions, whichshoulH he read, accompany eaeh box. Price Si. by mail on enclosing frl is Pi, L.

CheSi.h, Box 4,531, Pout OfHco, N. Y. City. Sold By omi Dkiooist in iti rv towji im tux STTrs. n.

u. ih'ti os. General Agent for the I'niterf Piites. No. II Drondwav N.Y..

Tt trhom oil IVhrJetale orders shondhe addressed. Far tale by A. Coot, Druggist, Chardon, Ohio. 30y. Atlvoriiscmoiit of Pnti ford's Li or lnviijorator anJ Family Catliarlio Pills in another column.

COMMERCIAL. Chardon Price Current. Chardon Price Current. Reported expressly for the JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT, by Messrs. WILKINS KELLEY, Drisd Fkuit Apples ui Butter (iood Roll per 15 Coffee Kio pet lb.

14 to 17 Loaunvra ner lb. 12)4 In 14 Cl'RRANTS Englisl per lb. 20 CaNui.cs Tallow per lb. 12 to 15 felenrino nor lb. 16 to IS Cor.v In Ear per bn fchcllcj per bushel Egos pereioxoa 12X FufR Extra per bar 5 00 Double Extra pur barrel 00 Fish Dry Cod per CM to fix White.

per lb. 6h While barrel 0 00 to $5 00 Trout per lb. 6' Trout li bnrrol (I 62X Mackerel per lb. 0,10 IIv per Ion 5 fitlio $6 00 Poultry" Chi kens dressed per Turkeys uteesed per ih. Oats per bushel 55 Oils Lard strained) 1 25 Mnfeeu pergollon 80tob7 Rice Prime lb.

6i to 7 Raisins M. R. per lb. 13X Loyers per lb. 18X Raisins ner lm nn 7 os Strvt Golden pergollon 75 Colden Extra per gullon 75 Molasses New Orleans nenmllnn 40 Sugar--Crushed perTb.

12X Pulverized per lb. 12X Coffee (white) per lb. II to 12H Coffee (yellow) lb. 10 Brown per lb 8 to 10 Soaf Chemical (bar) 10 Transparent (bar) 10 Yellow per 'h. to 8 Cnsiile per ib.

25 Toils i bar 12K Tai.luw per Ib. 10 Salt, bbl. fl 90 Do sacks 20c to 25c MARRIED. Mr. JEROME B.

SILVERN AIL and Miss CLARA A. ENSIGN, of Auburn. In Chardon. Des.lith. at the residence of the Wide', lather, by Rev.

H. C. Fuller, Mr. HENRY CUUWMNSHIELD to Alias MARY E. MEL both of Chardon.

Al tha residence of the bride's father. In Hnmb. den, Wednesday, Dec 5th, by Rev. P. A.

Beane. Mr- i l.i A. alt A i i uuh. to miss CARVER, all ofllambdeu. 97-Caks received.

CROCKERY CROCKERY II A One assortment just roceirod by AYER3 MURRAY. November 3, I860. 663tf JUrtT received a fresh supply of Ladies' and Over-shoes by WILKINS Jia.S0lh,18v9. 3if MERCANTILE. a iwi '0981 qi8t Jqo0 'uopistp 'Uf 'OHOfflU 1 1 Ant yVzniova 11 iiim slJO0O tV MUVipXB 111 pos eq iojoiioII tit iiuniuiuo3 etp jo sitts.v.

it Xiddns in SihiiiXjoas isoiiiiu )Dl ui litlg "10 I fo opjd IU03 osiv 'SMUJ- U9010J )D jo (i)Xioub ujfpq fo uoaou puv jo tjom lie- -iua. uj8 SJtJIJ 3.t;)iimstt3 rt jjiS osV tl sa t3ns ei)i Suituiliuoo 'tue S-U (If SB 13U)S aCVJJ J41io oi UMq eioj Ql 'X eq J3ASU SAUt) 1 aisafc 'J Ej nt 'Ajiuaaai 2L C'US11 A'nqoi tiaaq oadi luiji sail Jul tiuiii jaAlo'l otatl js 01 poinuiu uiu 'tpoo3 uoiios JiMAtiq J4 "son; id lJ.o stl 10 pos IM iptq.M 'Xiiuntiuuoa oii josutSMOqi Xddns 01 spoo)jo st)i uf nutti ajoaj "iosj Upuy 3i STEM pun uouoQ poipcojjj jo 3wi TT i Flannel -35T KII co put mnjpoj itiH'T jo sjsois aisiduioa pajoyo ejojeq jsas uoil so.iiid j.wo( rt pits 'pitijin )ii(jutii soif et)i 0ii isaMnu will ausjjduiu mum -Xpuay jo 5(De is eAieusixe us scutjd in pus 'pJJ jo joab ssm ianis oaiioujiiu isoiii git VMV3r A good variety of the lsteststyles. Also gooa assortments 01 Ladies' Cloth and and other Fall and Winter Sacks and A good stock of SILK GOODS. A spiendid Variety of My Stock of 5tg5 Prints, Domestic and uc-uiiii uiiiguuiiis was never as large, or better styles than at pres- Hoop SKIRTSJ FOR THE 1LLION. a'iu ss sauiuu yiutj.j Xuaiu uimp sa3 01 eauds jnu auiii iou saui inq uosaas aqi jo s.iijAou ibs.uju sqt )( soq or -sssmtoind jsiuia pub iisr Jtatl eiiiui 01 puoOA33 Jo 01 fluioA jo ssuedxa nun einmui out sun ui oidoad oti saus )sti sajud la es tM lotiM 'Xiiunos 111 jo uoios spsii eqi 01 pusjjo jsas 10 sjoio eiaidiuon -sr 0 A.K)J 00.13 e0Sil mum Xouok puc 9UIIX MERCANTILE.

oq Great Bargains For tha JPrcsh Arrival of Pall and WINTER AT Ayers TTE are hnnnv to announce to our friends snd customers, that ilia Btock ol New Goods we are now opening is unusually lnrn. and has brtn selected with areat care, and purrliased on such terms as enable us to tttl muci lower than hereto fore. Our Stock, as iisun. eottsisrs of sll kinds ol Ooods to be (mind in any Store. We have Dry Goods, unsurpassed in Variety, Quality or Style fcTOur LADIES' DRESS GOODS were never before half so attractive, and will win smiles) of approval from our lair friends.

SUB, SIM Rich Brocndei CtlOADI.YES, Tnffnlfl, Grot de lllilne, GI1US HE SAP, FUliLARDS, Bl A fll'L I.LIit XS end FLORENl'LS. Merinoes, Casiiincrcs Dc Laincs. All the new and desirshfe Styles in this line, just received iliiel Iroin ihe importers and manufacturers, wbich we will offer at prices that CAX.VOTKUL TO FLEASE. HOSIERY GLOVES. A General sssnrtmenl In Silk.

Cotton, Cashmere, Wool and Kid all kinds aud prices, and st ihe veiy lowest figures. Cloths Cnssiiiicrcs. The Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock la this it-gion-CtJ-al tht Luwttt 1'tices. 1 Tweed, Kentucky Jeans Good aad Cheap. Good Kentucky Jeans lor I8le.

prints! Ki)l5l! A good assortment ol latest pstlerns-werth 12Xc. lor luteins. Of various kinds. Anoher lotof ihose BROCHA SHAW LS at $l-worlli 0. The Best Assortment in ihe County, and selling st unprecedented low ptices.

Call and examine lor yourselves. Wool Flannels, Lancaster, Toilet and Marseilles Qsillsi Table Datunsk, Drown ami Dmclied; Crash, Dinier snd all kinds of White Goods, In great varioiy. Sheetings, Bleseked snd Drown, from 4-4 to 9 4 wide. In this department our Stock Is much larger and more attractive than hereiolore. Having bought the best of Knstern Manufacturers, we will sell st prices which cannot fail to suit sll Eurchusers.

All Kinds ol Clothing for men and oys, made to order. laid ware! Iron, Steel, Kails, Class snd Csrrisga-Trlm. mings of all kinds. We hsvs the beet Assortment of Crockery ia the County. Also sa abundant supply of Groceries, snd other things too numeroas to menrioai ftMost kinds of produos taken in eaolisnee for Goods.

Aycrs Mnrray. Chardon. Sept. J8lh, I860. Mtf SATIKETTS U4 Mh v) rs MERCANTILE.

MERCANTILE. 1,000,000 wirth or Jutt recoivoJ at lbs YANKEE STOKE. XTniOL'GII I don't moke ns much Mow, tt put as many French names on niy Goods ss some of my 1 can five tun heller borgsins thsn you can gut this side of Europe. mU G0088. rtlnek Silks.

Plain flroeeile. Hnyodlre Sirlpe, and more linn Two llundnd I'ntterns of Kstn Silks of llie Intnsl style. Main riooes. 1 i-urod Kent I'aris I'rints, Casiitnrres. 1'rinied Wool Delainrs.

Crimed Co'mips, 1'oul de Clicvre, niily. I'otilarHs. Ilelsines, Rept Msl.iko.'f, Slid in fact, evejy thing in the line uf Dress Ooods. SHAWLS. Slela.Csslinicre.

Thibet and Blanket Shswls ol every Style. A Inrjjs fctock of litoclis fjliswls, worm iroin a 3 to CLOAKS. Rvery fltyle of Closk ever msds, whieh I will sell vary cheap. RrPBdeloths.Casslmeree t'nion Cloths, flstinells Kentucky Jouiui.i. largo Slock ol Ladies'Cloths Yankee Notions Of svery kind ever invented.

Jewelry Pjr th Ton, Huthel or nnjr way you wirt It. Boots snd Shnes.WjJfc. Kid, Shoes, Enameled TO, l- do f'-iipl ing (initers. nnd a Hf am .1 I.xim Mnrrvrn ui uiiureni' niiues, at very low price. Carpels, 1 hsvs A large room well-filled with Carpets of evory grade ami style, such nt Brussels Carpets, Lowe! do Driurucl nnd Oil.Cullis, which 1 will f.11 llrni, Kiiw in "loll uta any where else.

,1 FOall nnd eximine, and if you don't find the Goods snd I'rices to suit, then I wont nsk you to buy. SfiOtf C. K. COIVLES. John S.

Lockwood. Special lltenlion JS culled lo m'y Stock ol Ladies' DRESS GOODS, including Ottomans. KmpressCloths.I'nris Printed Merinoes. Figured Cashmeres, l'iuiii Merinoes, WOOL DE LA1NES, DRKSS GOODS In ihe new color iTnn d'or) Coburgs. I'riitted l)t Inities and Traveling Dress Goods.

The best Oue Shilling Delaines ever seen. Special atlcniion called, to BLACK CLOTHS, I1LACK CASSIMERES, Silk Vestings, Fancy Csssimeres, I' MON SATLNLTTS. Men aud boys' wear of every stud. Special attention called lo Zephyr, Ladies Ac Misses' Hoods, Hoop Skirls, lltll.s, knit Skating Caps. Dress Trimmings, RIUUO.NS, R01CIIF.S,QL!1LTS, BLANKETS, Flannels, Gloves and Hosiery.

Ladies' Children's. The best bleached Cotton oversold for one shilling. Special attention called to my CI. OAK SHAWL Department Arab. Jed-do, snd Zara.

Cloaks on hand and mado lo order on one day's notice. Cloak, Cloths and Trimmings at very low prices. Nil AW I.S, India C-nlimere, Double and Single Drocha, French, Scotch and liny State Blauket Shawls, Scaifs, Comforters, ic. Special attention cnlled to DOMESTICS. trill not be undersold.

JOHN S. LOCKWOOD. Milwaukee Block, l'aiucsviils. f.fintf Geo. Hall's DEPOT AT I'AINLSVILLK, O.

To the Citizens of Chardon and vicinity: TR. HALL has just completed extensive ar- HJ rsngements fur the FaI and Winter Trade in Fiattos und Mcloieons, and is now prepared to furnish any lirsi class Finnn or Melodvon, at greatly reduced rates from lust year. (CTEvery instrument giinrnniied lo giveentire snnslaciion. Tliose about purchasing should first write lo Mr. Hall, or see him in person, before purclitiHinj elsewhere, as he has ihe knowledge and means to oefriend litem.

Particulars soon. Address GEO. HALL, SiiOlf l'sinesville, Oiiio. WIiSBOW BLINDS Made to ordei.of the FIRST QUALITY of Pine Lumber, in aaubalantmand workmanlike mar. ner, for A7 13 Con per Fool! Also Sash and Doors, by J.

A. RIDDLE. BCrShopon Water Street, near Kuowles'Ton ncry. 558if To Persons oat of Employment. A GENTS WANTED TO fcEI.L tue 1.

ERIK SEWINO AIACIIINE. We will give a Uommisaion, or wagus ac WW pur montli, nnd oxponsea paid. I Ins is a new Machine, and so slmplo in Its construction that a child uf 10 years cun learn to operate it by hull an hour's instruction. It is equal to any bowing Macliino In uio, and the prico is but Fifteen Dollars. J.

N. BOYLAN. Secretary Erie Sowing Machine Company. 602iu3 JtJilai, Uhio. Executor's (sialo of Itcnl Estate.

IM pursuance of an order made by the Probate Court of Geauga County, Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at public auctiun. on the 12ih day ol Jan uary. A. D. IbCl.al 2 o'clock P.

ihe premises, lite following described real estate, to wil i Fiuiale in ihe Township oi Troy, County of (it-sues and Stale of Ohio, and bounded and de scribed as follows it being part of Section No. 8 in said Township, snd beginning al the north east corner of land deeded by William H.Scott lo Eli Case i thence south alone snid Case's east line lo 1 1 t. A .1 ana ownca oy ntuoa rura; uieoce east along said Ford's north line to land owned by Thomas Scott; I hence north along said Scon's west line lot he diasenal rosdi thence north-westerly along said road lothe place of beginning containing ten 43-100 acres ol Jond. more or less, fijid premises -six dollars per acre. Terms of sale one-half ihisjiurchnse money lo be paid in hand, and tlie rarnaiking one-half in 12 months from the dsy of sals.

Deferred payment to be on interest and secured. EDWARD TINKIIAM, Executor of Alba Tinkhsm, doeeased. Dee-Tin 180. t69w4 AL Western, Pennsylvania and Virginia Monty taken in eich.ar.ge for Dry Goods, st AYRESfc AIURRAY'S. Cbaidon.Nev.SOth, 1860.

68lf MERCANTILE. MERCANTILE. MEDICAL. Aycr's Sarsaparilfa A compound remedy, designed lo be tlie tnnst effietunl Alternate that enn lis made. It is a concentrated extrnet of I'sra Snrsapnrllls, r-o conihined with other substances of still greater alteralive power as to afford en tive antidote for tits dineases Hnrsspatilla Is reputed to cnr.

It Is Ix-licrrd that snch a remedy is wantt-d l.y those who suir.T from Strumous complaints, and that one which will accomplish their euro must piuvc of innmnss service to this Inrgc class of our afflicted fi ljow. eilixons. How completely this eompound ill do it litis been proven by experiment nn many of tlio worst tusi'i to be found of the following complaints AKt Coxsr.dtKTS, l'tai'iioxs iti Dtsmitt, iri.titKi, llr.oroni'i, TiMoui, Sd.T ltiiRt-v, Kni.ti linn, Hreiiii.M ami MrPiiu.iTia Ar rr.crioxs, Mr.uct'ntAT. OisKtsR, Dkopst, Nki iiauiia on Tiu Douiicurcx, Ii.tiitMTr, anii Inihoritio, Husk on Sr. Amtiioit's Finn, nnd liuloed tlio whole clni4 of conipluinu arising fiom Im-vniTt or tiik lli.oon.

Ti.it imn itiiul will be fimn.l a Brent pro moter of hoiltli, wlictt tsk-ll in sprin to f.xp?l tlu foul humors witLli fest.r In tin bloaj at that of tlie year. Iiy the thtc-ly expulsion of tVm nisny rntiklino; disoril.Tj aro nitpil tlu bti 1. Multitudes can, by ths ni of this remedy, spare themselves from the endtirnnca of foul" ciuptbns snd ulcerous sores, thiotiili systetn will strive to ri 1 itti-lf of corruptions, if not Assisted to do this tlirongli tlio itutural eliannils of the body by an alterative mvdicine. Cleanse out tlio Vitiated b'. iod whenever you find its impurities bursting through tlie kin in pbipK-s.

crujitions, or sores; clcinse it wlicti you li.id it is obstructed and in ('ic reiitt; clcitiHe it whenever it ii foul, rtnil your will toll you when. where no particular dimrdor is filt, people enjoy health, nrd lira longer, for cleansing tho blood. Keep tlio blood healthy, and all is well but with this Iialmltim of lifd disordered, there can be no asting health. Sooner or later something must cd wrong, and tlis great machinery of life is uisordercd or overthrown. Barsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputation of accomplishing these cndi.

Hut the world has bsen egrtgiously deceived by preparations of it, partly because the drug alone has not all the virtus that is claimed for it, but more b'catiie many preparations, pretending to he concentrated extracts of it, contain but little of tlie virtue of Sarsaparilla, or any thing else. During lata yenre the rntMio have been mis led by largo bottles, pretending to give a quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most! of these hnvo been frauds upon tlie sick, for they not only contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, hut often no curntivo properties whatever, lli ncc, bitter and painful disappointment has followed the use of the various extracts of harsnnttrilla which flood the market, until the name itself is justly dcspLwd, nnd hai become synonymous with imposition nnd cheat. Still I we cail this compound Sarsnpnrilla, and intend to supply such a remedy as sliall rescue tho name from the load of obloquy which rests upon it. And wo think we have ground for believing it has virtues which are irretiniblf I by the ordinary run of the diseases it it intend- cd to cure.

In order to seetira their complete eradication from the system, the remedy should be judiciously taken according to dirctUous on ths bottle. MEPAItED ST DR. J. C. AVE It CO.

LOWELL, MASS. Prise, $1 perUottle, Six Bottle for 3. Ayefs Cherry Pectoral has won fur Itself such a renown fur the cure of every variety of Thrust and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence of its virtoes, whersvsr it has been ein-nloved. As lias lentr been in eonstaut me throughout this scctiuti, wo need not do more than assure the people its quality is kept up to the best it ever has liesn, snd that it tuny be relied on to da fur their relief all it has ever been fouuii to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, ron tbs ctrm or Cotttreneu, Jaundice, Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache, Piles, llhenmatism.

Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter, Tumors and Salt Rheum, ll orriu, Got, Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood. They sre sugar-coated, so that the most semi-tiro can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient in the world for all the purposes of a family physio. Fries 29 cents per Box Five boxes for $1.00. Grest numbers of Clergymen, Phrsicians, Statesmen, and eminent personages, have lent their names to certify tho unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named fur-nith gratis our Ah EiticAN Almanac in which ihey sre given; with also full descriptions of the sIhits couiphints, and the treatment that should be followed ftir llteir cure.

Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand Avail's, and take no others. The sick want the best aid there ia fur thcin, and thsy should have it. All our remedies sre for sale by A. COOK snd JOHN NICHOLSChsrdon C.

S. Field. Eosl Claridon Cleveland it Son. bur ton J. M.

Thompson. Middletield Herrick Gaines. Newbury C. Sc. C.K Hormou.Chester Konds; and by dealersin mediciueeverywaere.

Never Fails to Cure NEURALGIA RHEUMATISM- THIS GftEAT INTERNAL nEliEDY Is enring Thi.utands of cases where all other remedies have utterly failed. It is no mere "Anodyne," relieving for the moment, but is a perfect SHUCIFIC and CURE for those painlul diseates. The vast nuntlwr cf Liniments. Embrocations and Fxternnl Medicines, which act as stimulants of the surface only, are merely temporary in their effects, and of doubtful virtue. The NEURALGIA i7.t.' reaches the source of oil trouble, and efTectunlly banishes Ihe disease from the system.

We advise nno nnd all to give it itial and become satisfied of its wonderful power. Read the atlonishing cures well-known eii-tem of Buffalo: fdrlT Cl'ftED Mr. S. Hemenwsy, Proprietor of Ningnra Street Omnibus Line, of Neuralgia and Kheumati.m In ths neck and shoulder, tarONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elios Weed, fommission Merchant, of severe Neuralgia I lie head and neck, after aI other remedies tailed.

I-Mr. L. CROSVENOR, of Perry who was confined to the house and entirey unable to attend In business, is now well from the use of Watson' Neuralgia King. IWTHF. NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.

Jo- seph Cooley, Seneca Sirret, ol Ikfi.ammatokv Rheumatism of long standing. At the lime ol commencing iis use he was confined to bis bed. rrWAMKS VAN VALKENBERG. a well- known policeman of thiecity, was cured ol Neuralgia and Rheumstism in its worst form. BirlNFLAMM Al Oil KHEI JIAT Mr.

C. fl. Reed. 6b Carroll Street, wss cared af ter trjing oilier remedies lor live years. Mr-INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM OF FIVE YEARS STANDING Mrs.

II. W. Put-nam, 56 Peart Street, cured in three weeks had been under charge ol best physicians In th.s city D3TNEURALUIA In its worst form of filteen years standing. Airs, l.ymnn Kotliuuro, ol 21.1 Delaware Street, entirely eared. KrWILI.lA.M COLEMAN.

Auctioneer. No. 4 Swan Street, cured ol severe Neuralgia in hie llmtis. tttrWILLIAM MOFFATT. Brewer.

Moresa Street, Neuralgia of Ihe lacs aud teeth. Prioe $1 per bottle A I. HAI news. I ropririor. 330 Main Street, Buffalo, N.

T. 'For'Sal by A. Cook, Chardon! C.B Field, Tlaridon? C. r.Trest, Clariuoai E. Thompson, Uuntsburg stum A NEW stock a READY-MADE CLOTII- Jr- INO, at AYERS MUKRAT H.

Normber 1100 COitf MEDICAL. HOSTETTER' STOMACHJITTERS. Ths proprietors and msntifaelnrersnf noflj TKTTKR'st CELhiniATED STOMACH U1T TKU9 can appeal Willi perfect confidence 10 physicians and ciiisens generally of the linileil mates, because ths article liss attained a reputation heretofore unknown, A few facts apoa this point will speak mof fowerfnlly ihsa volumes of bare assertion or blnsoning puffery, Ihe consumption of Iloslcttor's Blomach Hitlers for the last year amounted lo over a half million bottles, and from il manifest steaujr Increase In times past, It is evident that rfliring the coming year lbs tonsnmption will resell near one million hollies. This immense amount could never have been Sold but for ths rara medicinal properties contained In the preparation, nnd the sanction cf the most prominent physicians in those sections of th enunlry" where Die article Is best known, whe-jxil enVy recommend the Kilters lo their patients, but are ready st nil times to give testimonials to Its ediesey in nil cases of ftotnachio dersiigemeuls and the diseases resulting therefrom. This Is not a temporary popularity, oblnlnad by extraordinary efforts In Ihe wny of trumpeting the qualities of the flitters, but a solid estimation of nn invaluable medicine, which ia destined to be ns enduring as lime ilself.

Hosteller's Blomach bitters have proved a Godsend to regions where fever and ague and various other bilious complaints have counted their victims by hundreds. To ba able to slate confidently that the "Hitlers" are a certain enre for tho Dyspepsia and Ilka diseases, is lo the proprietors a source of unalloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid mailer from the stomach, purifies the blood, ami Imparts renewed vitaliiy lo Ihe nervous system, giving It that loon nnd energy indispensable for Ihe restoration of health. It operates upon the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs, mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them loiicondilioii essential to Ihe bsallby dischargf of Ihe fuuctlons of naturs. L'ldcrly persons may use (IieBillcrs daily at per directions on the bottle, nnd Ihey will find In It a stimulant peculiarly adapted lo comfort declining years, as it is pleasant to ths palate.

Invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a lonis, and rejuvenating generally. We have the evidence of thousnuds of aged men and women who have experienced the benefit of using this preparation while suffering from stomach damn gcmenls and general debility acting under the advice of physicians, they have abandoned nil deleterious drugs and fairly tested tht merits of this article. A few words to th gentler sex. There are certain periods when their cares are so harassing that many of Ihcro sink under Ihe trial. The relation of mother ruid child is so absorbingly lender, that Ilia mother, especially if she be young, is apt to forget ber own heallh in her extreme anxietw for her iufant.

Should the period of maternity arrive during Ihe summer season, the wear of body nnd mind is generally aggravated. Her. then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recuperate the energies of the system, and enable tha mother to bear up under her exhausting trials and responsibilities. Nursing mothers generally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora-tors that receive the endorsement of physicians, because it ia agreeable to the taste at well as certain to give a permanent increase of bodily elrengtll. All Ihose persons, to whom we have partial-larly referred above, lo wit: sufferers from fever and ague, eaused by malaria, diarrhoea, dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and all discuses or dsrangements of the stomach, superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult their own physical welfare by giving to Hos tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters atrial CAUTION.

We caution tire public against rising any of tlie many imitations or counterfeits, but ask for Hostettsb's CiLsnasTso Stoxacu Birrsss, and see that each bottle hat the words Dr. J. Uostetter's Blomach Bitters" blown on the aide of Die bottle, and stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork, and observe that our autograph signature is on tha labeb T- Prepared and aold by HOSTETTEH tt BMITH, Pittsburgh, and sold by all -druggists, grocers, and dealers generally throughout the United States, Boutn Asiatics, an Germany. (KrForSale by A. Cook andj.

Nichols, Chir-don, J. P. Lukens, East Claridon, and by Drug, gists nnd Dealers geswrally. tliyl Jan. 28ih, 1859.

ii. DENTON'S Vegetable Healing WHY ILL YOU NEGLECT a COLD and affect to despise it, as long as you aro nblo lo walk, until it bos grown into a dangerous, and perhaps an Incurable Cough the forerunner of Consumption, or sonic other dangerous disenset It is through neglect or improper treatment of this common cold that such vsm numbers of tho human race are destroyed. Like a despised enemy, it is snBerrd to strengthen iuclf by eli-lay, tinlil it has reached and so much nltec-ied the vital organs, as to place you beyond the reach of man, and you fail an ea prey to its power. There is a cheap, sa fe safo for tha most lender iiilanl and certain remedy ftirthis enoinr to mankind that remedy is SEXTON'S VEGETABLE HEALING BALSAH, which for several years was never known lo fnil giving good satisfaction, and it leaves the patient well; he needs uo medicine to purge this from the system. This Medicine will rnrc heal tlio Lungs, euro a Lamo Hack, Gravel and Kidney Coru-plainta, Pnins in the Side, Stomach or 'Breast, Atie in tho Face, or Breast, Nervous Complaints, Palpitation of the Heart, Phthisic, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.

-will euro litirui, Fresh Wounds, Chilblains, and Bruises upon man or beast, and take soreness out of any part of the body. Bleeding at the Lungs, Chronic Rheumatism, Worms, Summer Com plaints, Sore Mouth, Soro Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough. This Is not imu of the new discoveries; it ia" an old and established article, and there art) myriads of living evidences of its efficacy. Put up in bottles ut only 1:5 cents each. Great Imposition and Fiand I Its increasing demand and wonderful success) has induced some threo hundred to imitate ii'jr VcgotaMc Healing Balsam," whk-h is alwe)' done to an invaluable medicine Therefore II counterfeit is composed of only two nrtiene, while tho genuine is composed uf oiutditTcreu articles, and nil work together for good.

li. DE TON Co Proprietors, A'o. 142 finesee Auburn, N. Y. For safe by A.

COOK, Chardon; Dr. Cleveland, Burion; P. Treat, Claridon; C. S. Field, East Claridon; Bishop Sperry.

Middlefield; C. 9. oi W. Garrett, Moniviile; A. Fling, Munson; hi.

O. Lyman. Mulberry Corners; A. Mathews, Newbury; Dr. French.

Parkmani H. Cummins, Russell; i Smith, Thompson; J. E. Hathaway 4. Brothers, Hambden; L.

Dalrymple, Troy and by Merchants and Druggists ibroughoulthe country NEW BOOK BINDERY In Palneavllle. TIIR Snbserifcernpleased to ann-owwea to his old friends snd acquaintancesia Painee-vilie and vicinity, thai he has agaisi located him self in Paineaviile, for thsastrpeee of carrying on the above-named business. Ho will be ready ss commence operations the first of next week. Vr BINDERY IN MARSHALL'S NEW BLWCK, Second Floor. T.

WHITAKEJt. Binstwets Wm. 1- Perkins, J. F. Hcofield.

C. 8. Bertbwi. Beth Marshall. S.

W. Phelps. L. Porter, s). Moodey, J.

S. Matthews, Dr. S. Rosa, P. P.

a-ford, C. Chambers, A. 1. Gillett, Chrisaoplie Msrse.T. Brooks.

Rev. B.Wssstsr.G K.Rsvnolde. March 35, 18. Y4.