The Jeffersonian Democrat from Chardon, Ohio • Page 3

HOME DEPARTMENT. HOME DEPARTMENT. Capt. Bartlett's Artillery Company. Uapt.

Bnrtlett, of Clerelnnd, who is recruiting for the last Company to he formed Id Cot. Harnett's 1st Oliio Artillery Regiment, is anxious to raiso a squad of 23 men Id Cliardon, to man one of llie guns. A rare opportunity is thus afforded to young men wuo desire to enter this branch of (he service. Several have already enlisted, and we presume the de-aired number will soon be raised. Col.

Barnelt'a Artillery, consists of 12 Companies of 6 guns eaeb, and, In all, 1800 men. It is the same tint rendered auch effective service and so gloriously distinguished Itself in Western Virginia. We have Lad the pleasure of forming (he acquaintance of Cpt. Harriett, and, from his- nppeHrance and the Rmple recommendations he boars, have no doubt Ifcat he will prove himself worthy of all that may be reposed in him. Tersons desirous of enlisting in his Company, aie referred to D.

W. Mrrill, of this village, 1st Bugler-of the JKT-Mr. Ij. 8. AMmtt announces his withdrawal frnra the l'ainosvillo Telegraph, which has boon purchased by Mr.

II. C. Gray, and is to be consolidated with tlio Prett ani Advertiter, undor tho natno ct Trlrgrapk and Mvertiter. Wo wish the now paper abundant success, and friond Abbott, in his retirement, a long lifu of pros perity. Tho mootings of tho Soldiers' Mito Society oftliis rillngo'coiitinuo to bo well tttended.

Tho next will do held at the residence of Mr. Wm. Witter, on Tuesday evening, Dec. fO.h. Universalist Meeting.

Rer. A. Wilson, of Willoughby, will preach at tho M. E. Church in this village, Siturduy ernoing, Deo.

7ih, at tij o'clock. trMorjtvillo has Jlfly-cne Toluittoors in tho War tor tho Union, and is, iburofoio, the Banner Township of Qo.iuga. correspondent who says ho was ono of the compaoy accused Mr. Ferries of tnaranding iu his chestnut orchard, write a Ion; communication, which wa are sure bo will, on reflection, rxcuto us for do-elining to publish. Tho public liavo no prejudice or suspicions iu regard to tho scatter, and would not bo iutorestod iu liseassran efits porsonal boatings.

-Tbo Atlantic Mnthly for Dooombor is received, and is a truly nooUout num-Iter. The articles of this Magsziuo always possess the rare merit of being Instructive as woll as entertaining. Mare copies should bo taken In this vicinity. We will furnish the Atlantic and tho Democrat during tho coining year, for in advance. 9An Exhibition was held at iho school-bonse iu the Williams district, Chcstor, a Tow evenings since, undor tho direction of Mr.

Clinton Clark, the proceeds of which, amounting to 11,50, wore to be donated to tiro Scldiora. ''ItoH of Honor," though largok increased, is still incomplete. It should number at lensl 600 namov Many hsvo volunteered whoso names have cot been 'uroishod us. Send them in. Meeting of the Musical Association at Hambden.

Wo were unable to attend the mooting of the Union Musical Association at Hambden, but learn from an intolllgout correspondent that it was a complete succoss. The Puinos' villo Telegraph has a notico of its proceedings, from wbioh wo qooto Tho Exorcises of the day wore conducted by Mr. C. A. Wright, of Lultoy, and with great credit to himself fully sustaining tho reputation he has so long enjoyed as an ablo and efficient instructor in this ennobling Scionte.

Miss -Maynard presided at the instrument with hor usual ability. Tne Committee appointed at tho meeting bold in I'ainesville on tho 12(h to draft Constitution for the government of the Association, reported. Delow wo giro the result of their labors: Art. 1. This Association shall be called the Union Musical Association.

Art. 2. The object of Iho Association shall bo the cultivation of Vocal Music Air. 3 Tho Offioors shall be a President, Vice Preeidenj, Soorotary and a Business Committee of Ibreo, boaidos the Musical Diroctor. Art.

4. The Conductor shall bo oloctod by ballot, and shall hold his oflico for three meetings of the Association, Tho nthor officers shall beoleeted viva voce the President and Vice-President at every mooting of tho Association, and the Soorotary and Kxueutive Committee for six months. Art. 5. The Soorotary shall aot as Treasurer.

Tho funds for currool expeusos shall bo raised by a tax upou tho male snotnbors. Anr. 8. Any porsoo may become a member by signing this Constiiution. The Constitution, as reported, received tho unanimous approval of the Association and the fullowiog odours were then oloot-dt Pretidtnt, John II Morrill Vice Preii rlrnt, Ij.

Warroo Secretary, K. V. Adams Hiuinett Committer. E. II.

Merrill, J. C. Wells, Samuol Whooler. Mr Wright was almost the unanimous choice of the Convention for Diroctor at the next mooting, which was appointed to bo beld at Mentor, on Thursday, December 1 2th, at 10 o'clock A. of which appointment tbo good people of that town are boreby notified, when a full attendance of all lovors ot musio is earnestly desired.

"Sous Pcnrins." Messrs. Carpenter and Wboolock bave each presented us with pumpkin of buge proportions. We thought we bad seen "some punkins" before, but, Artnmus Ward would sov, tbuso aro fBtinklnter." Union Musical Association. The Union Musical Association will hold Ul next ineetiog at Mentor, on Thursday, the 12th da; ot December, commencing at ten o'clock A. and continuing through the evening.

Books Shawm and Festival Glee Book. A full supply of the former will bo provided for the use of the At-oolation. EO. F. ADAMS, Socio turj.

JJambdgo, IS'or. 6tb, IStil. wrOim Ahxit and Navt. are now making advances which tho Rnuthorn Confederacy cannot njoot. Any person who would havo a reliable map of the Routhnrn States and coast from which to bo familiar with tho movoments ol our army, and navy operations In tho rebellious Statoe, can now obtain Iho beat pocket map, neatly hound and very accurate.

Tho publishers, Messrs. Ashor Co of Indianapolis, Ind bao spired no pains to mako this map In cvury respoct worthy of being placed before tho public as the standard map of tho Southern Status. They will send one copv by mail, postage pun, on too rncoipt of 23 cents. They will unipiiiy oiio pood, sinitrl agent in each county, to sell this map.giviug a good chuiico to make money. Apply as above, School Examiners' Notice.

Thelliiurd nl School Kcuniners nf Onatiga will hold their next meeting on Sutur day, tho 7ih December, 1801, at Clmrdon. Tbo hour is 1(1 o'clock A. M. J. O.

WORRALLO, Clerk. Goods Donated to Soldiers the People of Geauga County. INVOICE NO. VIII. Chardon Village.

S. A. Socielv. 14 ool shirts nnd ono pir forks Mks Itothiidin, 2 pairs! do.t Mis. Martin Slotio.

4 rminil.it Mr Ij Chardon. North Charilon N. A. Soolntv, 2 wool shirts, 112 yards hnndau'es and nno cotlnii shirt. Mrs.

A. Ilirt.in, Mrs. Jenkins, Mis. I. Il xbv.

ono pair socks uaoh Mrs. UouM, of (J me ird. one pair do. Mrs. Car-loll, ono picco II innol.

Russell. Indies' S. A. Societv. 4 wool shirts i John Diikw.

nnodo.j Mis T. Warren. Mrs. Kvnns. Alis.

isweii and Klixt llorsoy, one pair socks oaclij Ladies' S. A. pairs do. i Hambden. 3 Scorilln, Mr.

Ooo. Wonltnn, ono pair socks each Mis. Lucius Paisous, 2 pain do. Claridon. Dougta, ono pair socks Edwin Douglass, (cash.) 3 pairs iK Amos Hoard, (cisti.) 'J pairs do.

1, 1), Taylor, (cash.) tino pair do. Mrs. J. T. Andrews, olio pair do.

Mrs. Taylor, ono pair mittens. Mantville. Citixens, 2 pairs drawers and 2 pairs socks. Parkman.

Morton, Mrs.Jas. Brown. Mrs. J. S.

Tilden. Mrs. Samuel Owen. Mrs. Jos Morton, Mis.

G. W. Hatch. Mrs. O.

Curtis. Mrs. John Monro. Mis. Thorp, Mrs Jos.

Mrs. A. P. Tilduu. Mrs.

Amor Mooro, Mibs Amelia Converse, Miss Maria Scott, ono blanket each. J. Chidister. 1 pr drawers and ono undershirt; Henry Pitner. 2 pairs dranors; Nathltniel Mooro, ono undershirt Mrs Augustus Hose, 2 pairs mittens Mrs.

G. Warren. Mis Morton, Mrs. E. Thayer.

Mrs S. Tildon. Mrs S. N. Alien, Mrs Wm.

Powell. Miss M. A. Per-eival, Mis. Town.

Mrs It Inula Nowcomh. Mrs. il Xewcnmh, Mrs John Jolloy, Mrs. Thus. Young," Mrs.

H. tngdou, 4uo pair socks each. Middlefield. Mrs. Calvin it, one pair socks.

14 wool shirts, value, 92100 8 pairs socks, 2.93 Am donated by Chariton Village, 2:133 4.14 5 wool shirts, valuo, 97.25 8 pairs socks, 2 33 Ain't donated by Ilussell, $9.63 Himbdon, 1 34 Clari.lon, 2 13 Montvilio, 3 17 14 blankets, valuo, 5 00 3 pairs drawors, 2 3 2 undershirts, 1 25 3 pr. ,75 13 prs. socks, 4,60 Ain't donated by Parkman, 33.7ft Middlefldd. .33 Total amount of invoico No. 8, $77,77 CAVALRY! YOUNG MEN OF GEAUGA AND LAKE COUNTIES, RALLY LAKE COUNTIES, RALLY ROUND THE GOOD OLD FLAG WITHOUT DELAY! WITHOUT I am authorizod to raiso a Company of solect ynun; men.

for Messrs. Wade and Hutchius' 0th Cavalry Uoj-iinont. The torritory assigned to mo is Goauga and Luko Counties. Tho Cavalry service comments itself to tbo patriotic young men of Ohio. From instructions recuivod, tho onder-sigood is authorizod to enlist men and muster them into service, clothe and furnish subsistenco.

Pay to commence on the day of signing the enlistment roll, Altor Companies aro in Camp, thoy will bo allowed to express their preferences for officers, subject to the approval of tho Governor. Expurionood ollieers for tho field will be selected, and it is tho purposo of Duking tho 6th Cavalry llegiinotit tho crack Regiment of Ohio; JOHN S. JOHN S. MATHEWS. Lieut.

Recruiting Officer. Painsville, Ohio. ItySee Advertisement of Watson's Neuralgia Kimo iu another column. COMMERCIAL. Chardon Price Current.

Reported expressly for the JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT, by Messrs. WILKINS KELLEY, Chardon. Okies Froit Applos choice per lb. 13 -pei lb. 25 Bunta Uoiee Corrns Java.

Kio- per in. SC Laeuavra uer lb. 20 15 Ci'RRAirrs English Candles Tallow per lb. per lb. 12 te bteariue -per lb.

16 to 18V -porbu S5 pel bushel 06 Corn In Ear Slielleil CurcKENS, dreared per lb. Raoa perdoiea 12X I'm a -Superfine. Extra iJouble Extra White Wheat Fisa Ury White White Trout Trout Mackerel per bar 4 50 i 25 50 5 75 per barrel per barrel per lb f.K to per bbl $4 00 barrel 0 00 to )5 00 per lb. fix barrel $4 00 perm. HY per ton 5 50 to $6 00 Chickens dressed pel Turkeys dressed per lb.

Oats 'perbualiel 25 Oils Lard strained) per gallon 2j l.ineai'ct por gallon toto Coal Oil per gal -CO Rica Frtme IIAIBINS BOX Layers per lb. M. Kaisius Svruv Golden Oulden Extra Molaaaea New Orleans. Sugar--Crushed Pulverized Coffee Coffee (yellow) SoAr Chemisal (bsr) Traitaparool Yellow CaatiU Toilet bare Tallow ei.T,iihi. Hock Oo bbl Cork Mial per lb.

10 3 3d 2 bO per box per bo $2 00 per gallon 75 per gallon 75 per gallon 50 perTb. 12Xlo li perlb 14 per lb. 121 perlb. II lb 9 to II 19 10 per lh. 7 to 8 perlb.

25 ISM perlb. 8 3 06 8 06 1 25 BUFFALO ROBES just received and for sale cheou, at AY RES os MURRAY'S. 6151 SPECIAL NOTICES. Tho following llitiorinir notice is taken from the Portsmouth (Utile; Neioto Valley Jlrpuhticitit, of April 8, ISM i A friend writes to us for our "real opinion" of Dr. llohark's tculidi.

navian Koinedies, wliero ho oon obtain them, and why they aro called "Scandi-navian," and eie frrquenlly nskuu the samu roeslniis. iun is Ihu ancient naino of 8odun and Norway, and a Scandinavian, that is, a Mwodo or Nor. wi'glin. all'ectlenately calls bis country 'Scandinavia," In tlio snmo sctiso ns we speak of Columblu" or Iho' Union." By ihu way, iiioio are ovor tnnu tliousand Scandinavian families in D.mo County, Wisconsin. Although a citizen of this country for many jeuts.

Dr. llubaek is a Swede hy birth, and coinpoutiils bis Midi-cities ot SwediHh herbs. Wo think the name is very appropriate. Wo have tho very hilirt opinion of tho Medicines, and til Dr, ll'ihaek himself, who is not only a singularly t.killlul physician. I ul gi tillcniau of tliu School, as wo know pcisuiiutly.

Our ndvel titi'tnt'tit coliiiiuis will answer the rest ol our triuid's loiter. See advertise- muni. UUm4 Eloutl Food! lilctnl I'uutl! liltiotl I'uotl! To all u(T riiii! I1010 Coiisuiiuitiuii. lucinieiit ur ioiilirincti.or mini deiii'jiy an) kind; 01 f.uin uuvmii or neiYum prei-iraiion. bruuulu on by any! cuiuc) or I10111 KcrntnluiiH eoiiiilaiiili; or llum dii.um.cn ol ll.u kidocya or lil.nldcr; mid to luuie iilii'iiiig any ol ilit' in any diiiuiini conij oioiB I to which ihcir cx la lialdu, uiul whiuh eiiucndsr I Cuiiautimiiuii, llic UI.OOO I'OOl) ikolluredaaa Ctrl.

tin and rtlmblr ttmrtli. Dif- icring 111 every pni licnliir Inmi llic miciil medi-ciiinul tliediiy.il is chemical uoinljiiiaiiim ul sui.ruvn as it rnosriiouvs, ol very yieal ill, anil many liniidr. litur I iid nml yruicl'ul lemiiii my to the bunrtiia it liai ctinl'crrcd them. C. Dlll'DNT.

4tKI lirooJway.Ncw Yoik. 1 lie role preprie'or ol the anicle nnd bus. in cuiiscqiiciiLO 01 a fraud alteinilt'd nieitlio public, cliamtcd the colur ol the uuttide wrapper lioto to yellow, anil itu-ren-rj the iu ol itie Oaiitlc tot) oiincca. lie very vatitioun in to are lhat 1I111 lac aiinilo ol hi aigiiature on llin outside ol ins wrapper, as all (libera uie counicrkit In insriiiiriicc el the largo dcmanil lor lliia article, the fullowioi; ilieiynl havo all ordered Slid received supplier ol the new kind, vis: Si.ii itt I. M.

II AlcNarv i lieoruc liuck.Talcolt J. 0. Kttthbim. 581m Th fircal Frnirli Itcincdy. illadiim Ooivin'x I'rlrlirutril Mirer-Coaled FEMALE PILLS.

11 only certain anil sate Kuinrdy lor all Uterine Obmriiciioiiji.Miiathly Dillicultira, lr. regularities, and all other discaura to which the woman, wile and mother, ia peculiarly liable. These I'ilia contain no delr'terieua ingredients, bin arc nd'e and certain in their action. They will be f.iiind to exert llie htippieat eircct in all cn-ea of I'relupiiis Uieri, in l.eucorrhea or the Whiles; tlicv will bo louod llie cnvicst and most certain euro thai can La found. It is on account oftliib ccrmiiiiy that lliey should not he taken by Pregnant l'emales, during llie ni, miMciirringe is ctrhiht to he sroujilit onj hut ai olher periods their use is perfectly sale.

N. 11 $1.00 enclused to any authorized Atrenl, will ensure pucknue id pills by return of mail. S. CliOSLiV, Agent, Fort Iluffalo, Y. Cuunleirrits; llie genuinr haveihesinature ol CKUiiBY on the ouuide wrapper.

4t Fur sale bjr all respectable Druggists. Mulliows' Chocolite Worm-Drops NRVEB fail to drstrsy nil kinda of Intestinal Worms. Are perfcclly reliable in all cases, ami far suprrior to soy and allot the faiicv Worm CONFECTIONS and nauseous in nee. They may betaken at till limes with per Ire aalety, as they contain Nl) MEUCUUY or other tleleterioiiB ding Mother should always purchase iheni, and give their children 110 other. Cathartic whatever, is necessary to he given.) For Sale by ail Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.

A.I MATHEWS, General Agent, lliilfalo. N. Y. by A. Cook, Cliardon; 3 Field, East Claridon; C.

Y. Treat. Clarldon; E. Thompson, IluulsUurg. DIED.

In Hambden, Nov 2 tilt, of Typhoid Fever, AMBHOSB 0. Ft lit agod 31 years, four months and five daya. Ill llambdnn, on tho 10th nf Dip-theria, MARY A wifo of S. Elunn. and only daughter rif Aaron and Mary Hunger- torn, ageti yoars.

Wliett the spirit riisttn lis not its fair tone-tnont of clay, as it is shaking its pinions free for its Heavenward flight, jos, when "death comes to tho sufferer as sleep," it should not bo passed by as uuwoithy nf notice. Such was tho case of the dtiiartui. Only a few hours previous tn hor spirit's flight, she called for her hymn bonk, and pointed to Ihe hymns, soleoloil hy herself in health, to be sung at hor funeral; made choice of tho Kov. Mr. Stearns to preach hor funeral ser.

mon and, after requesting her husband, father, mother and brothers to bo suro and meet hor in Iloavuu, she clasped hor own lintnls across hor toast hor spirit then, likotho dolicato-linted rose, which droops upon lis slum and fulls away, leaving an attnospliuro of sweotnoss to otibalm its resting place, wingod its way upward to tho abode of tho just. A lioavoniy atmosphoro pervaded the dying room of lhat tinkered ono, and sweet wore tho assurances she gave us of tho good hope sho had in Christ. Heaven was npou to nor view, lor smilingly slut said i "Weep not for mo I sen angols coming to take mo to my iweel home. Wiping the tears from our eves, wo saw how sweet a thing it was for a Christian to die. No dark valley of death" no dark uncertainty resting upon hor soul no terrors but, rejoicing, hor spirit took its li ght on thoso angels' wings sho saw, and was "boruuj to Abraham's bosom.

There, lovod ono of i many hearts, wo believe thou art calling to us from thy "tweet home ''Husband, cease thy woopingand rejoico, in think i Dear my saviors vo.co. Why grieve Why vainly weep When life is o'er, you said we'd moot. Dear father, lift thy hnad and bo glad, Thy child is happy, wherefore art thou sad Why govo Why vainly woep When life is o'er again we'll meet. Mourn not, oh, mothor.for thy chorishod girl. Do fond hearts aoho o'er joys nf my world Why griuvo Why vainly woop When lilo is o'er you said wo'd moot.

liovl, dry up thy tosrs and be glad, Earth's night is briel.soon dawns eternal' day. Why grioio Oh woep no more. For soon you'll moot moon that bright shore. Francis, cease repining because I've loft thoo, Now I'm happy with Clitist beside mo. Why grieve Why vainly woop When life is o'er, shall we not meet 8.

E. In Middlonolil. Nov. 23d, of Typhoid Fuvor, MARY BOWER, widow of Daniel Bower, deceased, aged 87 years. 3H.Estrayed From the Subscriber.

io Newbury, threa Yearlina He it ere. colored wilh a halfpenny notch on ihai aide of both esrs. Any person who will give information to the undersigned where any! or all af said yearlings may be found, shol be suitablv rewarded. DANIEL JOHNSON. Newbury, Nov.

11 lib 1001. 61bw3 DIED. MISCELLANEOUS. IN nuis llsyden, deceased, ate of Chardon, (Jauntier auga County, Ohio, ore hereby notified that they must settle with ihe undersigned within a reaa onable lime, or he will take measures to have ESarnctt's ARTILLERY as GOOD MEN WANTED For Cnptain Bartlctl's Company fi. Inquire of D.

W. Merrill, ChorJon. Tin is (lie Inst chsnco to jein liik Ctlubraiud KfgillHMIt. SEMI-mUH STATEMENT, NO. 102.

Capital and Surplus, 1)32, 302, 08. My 1st, 18C1. Cash and cash itenta Loan? well aecured Heal shares lloriford Dank 8iork N. Y. lull) lioMon 7 other II.

Statra A. Stale llaitlord N. II. It. It.

Honda Si Ilariloid City Uondr Conn. Kivcr Co. It. Co. Sleek Total Astern Total Liabilities 79.5P8.7P 15.000.00 274 HMI llH.7.'ti 00 5f 15 i Ot) 30.7IIO ISI 4 tiCO.10 V.m 30-1 r.UH 27 For deiaiUof investments, see small Cards A.

Circulate. Insurances may bo rffoctrd Iu this old and substantial Company en very lavotable lerma. Apply to E. V.CANF1EI.I). Agent.

Chaidoii.Oliin. (RrDweiingaand Farm Properly insured lor a term of yeara at very low ratee.xt Chariton, August i(lll. IMil. fiOfyl Ifillouffttb Collegiate Institute. rpUK WINTKR TERM of il.U liu'iiutiou commented on TUBS A the 2lh of NO EMBER.

Rev. W.N. Hr.No, A. M. Principal, as-aUted by a Faculty of accomplished Teachera.

It ia llie determination ol theTrtt.itea and Faculty, to maintain the we.l-earnrd repntatiun of the "luaiiiuu-" lor sound learning and thorough scholarship; and by additional loci. met, to make it still u.ore widely useiul. Sponte ul llie otvaniagea of this Institution are, Int. Location. its seal, ia a beau-lifu'.

and lienliliy rural village on the Lake Shore Kuilrnad, 18 miles frnm Cleveland, fend lOinir. from l'uini'svilld. Itero young ludius and gru. lli'iucii can enjoy a I the advantages necessary to a thorough rducatiun, without being exposed to tile lemptutiona ot large towna. 2nd.

Dcatiiilul and commodious. Rutding, ad-oilrnbly nrrnniieil lor llie purposes detuned. 3d, Superioi facilitiia lor acipiirinu. ihe Orna-menial liranches. Music, Painting, 4 ill.

A weU-sWecu-d and thorough cjurse of Study, ihe eompleiion of which, eniitlrs the student to a Diploma the "Institute" having full powers to cooler Degrees Mil, Economy. Tuition being as low as in similar institutions; and Hoarding may be had for 81,25 to (1,75 nt week, itoonia can be tib-laiued at reasonable rates by iliose wishing to burtrd themselves There is a Mending lioom in Ihe "Institute." furni.lu-d with excellent Periodicals, to which aliments have access. For particulars send for Catalogues, or apply to W.N. Kono, Principal, or Rev. K.

Latemer, Agout ol ihe Insiiiuitun. In boliull of the Hoard of Trustees, A. HAMSON, President. CIStf Miss W. E.

Converse wishes lossy to llie Public, ihnt she ia now opening, ai Youngs blore, a Largo ana PPLF.NDID STOCK OF comprising nil the New Stylos nf VELVET, AMISTKAW HIJKK El MISSES' STRAW HATS, Flowers, PLUMES, Also a very Choice Selection lit Dress Oontls. COU- sisting of Foulard Silks, Va-leniias. Crae Mohair, Wool Delaines, Opera Flannel. Itcps. Prints, and Plain (loods.

CLOAKS, UltOCHA and Wool Shaw Is. Nubias. Suntaes. and all kinHs of Woolen Uoods. Embroideries, English, Thread and Laces; also a great ariety of Dress-1 riininiugs, which will be SOLD LOW For READY PAY.

Mr Milinery Work done to order at the Lowest 'chardon. October 25lh, 1861. CIStf $10,00 REWARD. ON Iho night of the 19th instant, the dwellliif ol iho Subscriber was entered and robbed ol Six Heavy, Silver A LH NPOOVS, marked on the lop ul the lianJIu, ami stamped an Im of the innillrt. N.

liar linir. Pure Coin;" also a Call-skill Walloi, eonlaiiiiiig a few cents in cltange, anil markeil inslile Willi pell and ink, "Jacob C. Hnrlfett, Muiimiii, Ohio." The above reward will be eiven I or the retnrn of the above. described property, and detection ol the thiol; or B5 lor tlio spoons. ACOHC.

BARTLF.TT. Munson.Nov. 37 tli, IbCI. 620w3 lm I A. Einapp a mm.

WoiTf r.Aririiil.. ili of a Large and well-aelccled Mock of rail llHttt cr Se mm I VI 'I I 'I, Convisiing of Straw. Silk and Velvet Hon nets, KLOWERS, PLUMES, RIBBONS, Sold Cheap for Ready Pay- c5-Milliuety Work done to Order at the short- eat notice and Lowest Rates Chardon, Nov. 8th, 1861. 617w4 I- OST.Rotween this village and the reai-i denes of Wm, Wood, in Claridon, a Sheep, skin Walet with a number of apartments in II, containing $7 iu hills and 60 cents in change The finder will be rewarded bv reluming the same ta the Subscriber.

ALMON BOOTH. Chardon, Nov. 29th, 1861. 620w3 "TOTICE.The heira of tha estate of Arte' said Mists suttled according; tn law. LUCIUS F.

HAYDEV. Chardon, Nov. 1861, C-J0w3 MISCELLANEOUS. WINTEIVGOODS. Wilcox Ialnc8vUtc, A UK now rrcelvlns; a Large and Varied As.

sorinent ol If UUUDS, eumuris. ing every Siyie of Winter Dress floods, From an Elegant Silk down to a Cslieo, FT A CI Description; JAX JJJ French and American CL OA KINGS tt." A Jcaulilul Stock ef French and American CLOTHS, Cashmeres and Vesting Mode to Order in the Lstral Style, and Dual Manner. the 1. very 1 nneiy Ol WHITE UOOIM. T.ACE.

EM IIROl DEItlES KIHItONS, DKESiS TKI.M.MIMJS ANKKi; Nf)l rin A. IIOSIFUV ij: Wiwl.NaWas (jtt.MFOItTEItS, Wifl ISulmoral Skirls; Balmoral Skirting bjlbe yd. A New Stock of tlia H-t MLn- I We invite Special Altnilii.n to our I.AftOE STOCK ot IIItHehed MiirlliiKK, Brotvu Sheetioen, Itlcitehetl Hint Driiwu trottoii KlmiMel, I'riiiird aid Striped Shiri-inua. Ik-uiuia. Utillin, We havejoal received a Large Stock o( BlLJIORil, MOHOITO and CALF BOOTES, Ktibbera, Ac.

WILCOX CO. raineaville, Nov. 26. 620if NEW Fall GOODS AT Lockwood Brothers, PAIXUSVILLE, OHIO, MILWAUKEE BLOCK. Mornios, Velours, Gray Ooods, litoclie Mobalrt, Magenta Delaines New Rlark Colored Silks, Majjesta Plaids, iic.

Bilmoral Skirts, Kid Gloves, Nvlts, Clouds, IIUUDS, Double Zephtir, Bhelland Wool, Cloak and Shawl Department Cloaks auJ riisuUrs In every vailuiy, Ladies' Cloths and Trimmings, Shawls, Domestics and Staple Goods and GROCERIES. OXE FniCE READTTAY. Produce Taken. NOTICE. Orrin Willson, Plaintiff, In the Court of Com against Pleas, Ceauga County, Joseph Urndlej, Dept.

Ohio. UIIADI.EY, the defendant, will take 0 nonce that on the I'Jlii day of October, A. D. 18CI, Orrin Willson, plaintiir, tiled in the ollice 01 llie Clerk of the Court ol Common Pleas ol tieautfa County, Ohio, Ilia petition setting forth in eubsiance, that on llie 5th day of August, A. D.

In57. aaid defendant made hie promissory note fur the sum of $500 payable Aug. 5ih, with lei per cent, interest after due, and delivered the same to the pi in il If lor vaualile consideration; dial no part of said note has been paid, and llie same is now due to plaintiff from deleudant. wilh ten per cent, interest Irom Aug. 5 ill, Itti'J that in or ler to secure the payment of said note, said Uradley, on the said day of August, 1857.

executed and dolivcred to this plaiulitr a mortgage-deed, and thereby conveyed to plainiitT the lei-lowing rii scribed Ken hsiale situate in said County ul Ocauga, Moutville township, and is known by being one hundred and si sty acres of land, to be taken nirin a square form from the uorili-west corner of lot No. one (I) in said township, bounded norlh and west by the north and west bounds of the lot, one hundred and sixty rods each; south by a line lobe equal and parallel to the sai I bounds; that said deed is subject to the condition lhat aaid ftradlry shall pay said note at its maturity; and in default thereof the deed to- become absolute at law and that on Ihe 1 1 lit ly of August, A. 1857, at 4 o'clock P. mortgage deed was duly deliveied to the Recorder ul said County lor record, and by him duly entereJ of record in Vol. 53, paigea 5:1 and3Jii thai said deed has become absolute by reason of tile nou payment of said note.

petition further avers that on theSth day of October, A. 1157, the delemlant made his certn in other promissory note dated of that date, payable in the sum of two years alter date. with interest, and delivered the same lo the pi IT lor valulaoie consiaerution; that no payments have been made thereon that on the someday the deleudant. in order to secure the uavtnriit of said lal noie, executed and delivered to the p'IT a certain oilier mortgage deed, tnereoy conveying lo him, liis heirs aud assigns, the above-described premites; subject to a condition of defeusauce on the payment ol said las', not at maturity that on the lllh day of A. I).

1837, said last-'mentioued morigage was duly delivered to the Recorder ofsaid Oeauga County for recording. and by 111 in duly recorded in vol. aj, pagos mi at 5S3 of Uea una Conn ly Rjcorda-lhat said last- by him duly recorded in vol. 5J, pages bSi Ueauna County Rjcorda-lhat said last- mentioned morteaue deed has become absolute reason ol the nun-paytneui ol me nute last. n.i.t n.l ilmi is now ilnn thareon frura del'l to plaintiff, the sum of $200, with iuternst mm Oct.

astu. A. t. I am. ne prayer tne petition is for a iii'lgmeut against the defendaui in favor of plaintiff, lor the amount due on said two notes, and that said Rsal Estate be sold according lo aw, nnd the moneys arising from such sale be applied inpayment ofsaid ttesatid costs.

The delenriaht will answer said petition or or before the 25th day of A O. IHug.or the prayer thereof will be granted, aud decree and order accordingly. TilltASIILIt.OUilFEEit. HATHAWAY, Atl'ys for Plaintiff. Dsted Nov.

31st, 1861. ol9w Notice. WE wish tossy to oar friends sna customers that ws bave this day commerced selling Oooda exclusively for KAOY PAY. Inconsequence of the bard limes, we bave to pay rash for all our Goods when we buy them therefore we are obliged to have our pay when we sell them. Our Slock of Goods is large and complete, and wa think by aelling for Cash or Ready Psy, ws can make It better for the buyer and ourselves at tha same lime.

Come and sea if you do not thinkso. AYREd Si MURRAY. Chardon, August 2nd, 1861, MERCANTILE. eral Asaoriineiii. via: ivouiuerpaoea, cmorui-of dered and Plain Curtains, k'mhroideted Collars The KPtWrS of the iLGGKASI Nor Fully IJcilizcd.

llie Programme for the FALL WINTER CAMPAIGN IS DEVELOPED, FOR AYR liS MURRAY Have again filled vp to over- flowing their large, and com mo il ions More with a more extensive and bettcr-seleeted Stoeh of Goods than ever prescntedto the gaze of an admiring community it. jjtirciiuxcti in utc lAisiern Markets, and nmoking hot from the fair hands of the arlizan mechanic. WF. would announce to the pub'ie, that, not-withstanding the war esritrmeni AY. hard tintea we have made our usual Fall purchases, Mainly with CASH, whit eBsblrd to obtain most of our Stork on panusoally Low Terms.

Wc ueic never selling Goods low as at (he present time; and as we have too many Goods and too little Money, we wish to effect a change in the order of things, AM) WE SHALL DO IT, if low jwkes will make that change. As evidence of ihe above, wa would say that we are aelling good single Brocha Shawls $3, 50 DOUBLE BKOSHA AHAWLS FOR $8,00, French Merinos, good Quality, for 62 1-2 Ots. We have Ladies' Dreas Uoods ofeveiy Description, tiiatcau charm ihe eye aud please the taaie ot ibe most lastidioua; loured ami plain AlbKlOKHig. ursd and PLAIN All ivt n.i.t.u Poplina, hILKS of' verv variutv. and Black Silka, In particular very Cheap.

MOZAMBIQUES, HIMALAYAS. REPP DET.A1XES. SCOTCH PLAIDS, ft; Our Stock of Dress GOODS conaista of PK1NTLD Kcoich OIMGIIAM9, POPLINS, BltlLLI ANTES, aad a Larga Variety of other Oooda that have such long names that wa can neither spell nor pronounce incm. Our Slock of Men's and boys' Wear never was surpassed in Ma rcet, cons tatmgof Broadcloths from $2 to $G( FRENCH CASSIM ERE and DOE SKIN of au- perior qaality, as well as an abundance ol low-priced Cloths. VKSTINGS of every description.

Our Stock of Ready-made Clothing cannot be swjxtssed, either quality or price. frJ-Culting done on the ikartett notice-J Single aud Double. We have a splendid assortment of Shawls, con' Slating of Silk. Stella Thibet and Cashmere. Also every vrriety of Blanket Shawls and Ladies' collar sfclt FIRST rat.

ROAffQ FOR MEX HOARSE flUUlO For o.uO Gootl GottinpffQ to 60 Of thebelow.mcnlioued nrticlea we have a Gen eral Assortment, vis: Counterpanes, Embroi ana uunursieeves, i.aee aim ii cugiiis. Dress Trimmings, SILVER-PLATE WARE, CUTLERY, AI I It ItOltS, but stop the print- el savs he cannot soars any more room lor us to enumerate these things; bul we must say that we nam tie (arilCSt ASSOrtmCtlt Of Hardwa re, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, tve, in ihe County; and oil we will aak of you is to step in and lei allow you around and give you the pricea. and it we cannot convince you ol tne truth of what weeiy. wa will part jualasgood Irienda aa we met, a-rA fear wordsln particular lo onr old ens. tamers who have Blood by us through thick and thin vou canaiill putcbaseof us on lair andhon- orabe terms and lo one and all we say, let no false pretensions or naming putts or handbills in dace you to forsake home merchants lo tackle up your nags lor a jauul somewhere thins nig lo ootain a bargain you can't do don't thtna of it subtract liorse-teed, your own tod.

wear and tear of cow-hide, horse-flesh and conscience, and you havo'tmsde anything. If you have anything loaell in the shape of Protluoa, there will be no one hurt, or particular damage dona in oifutiug it lo us. Itres A vllurrar. iJIStf MISCELLANEOUS. J.

McOONITELL'3" 1 LA S-Vk-T'il 5 INFIRJMARY, 233 Superior. Corner of Seneca Strfet, Cleviland, Ohio. Dtl. McCONNELL, having been for vrvrtsl years connected with II. first Insiiliitiona ol this character in New York and sirewkete, fila confidrut thai ha can give entire satialaetiva to thuee altlicied with any diaeate of the Y.j or Ear.

who may put llicmeclvet under hi trrsi-inent. Numerous Instanceti of persons a Imoat tovsHjr bind or ileal have been restored tosight nnd liea ing. Tnrae canes may be seon iu the city a. anf time. by peraenscaling.

Alroa number ol successful operations for the removal ol faiaract. Aimi lClAl. EYF.Slneerlrdlnthemo.tpw-feet manner, having the appearance and motion ot the natural rye. Jl'aCe'ebraicd EYEWATER will be sent any addreaa Upon ihe receipi ol doe Dollar All communications by letter inuft contain a stamp lor rolurn postage. Clfyl i.i A prrfrrt ANTIDOTE, SI'KCIPIC and CPRK tor RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA ftM lonjjr lnHn nf(ld.

After nrnNit and patient rvaVfaroh. Dili haa lxett triumphantly il ta railed "Watson's Neuralgia King. WATftON'9 XKt'RALOI A KINO fpaehc the arraro or ttnn trouhlc mid hi'imA tK tlinmtt from Iho aya Xvm. Ij'nlikM llitw untold nainhma ot Llnimcnta an4 Kmbrocationa which mcrolv niimulate Uit urfar, ara bul IniniM'rary in tiVir orT'-rts, nn aro, at hest, of d-uhiful virttirt. It STK.KE AT TIIK HKAT ct lb itmrnt, AKKKrt IT, KII-L3 IT, i.itADlCATia IT, auti lonves uu trace bvlilnU.

Watson's Neuralgia King AUO CVHKA GOUT AND DYSPEPSIA, In ftll thrtr forma. It la nnwpirlnir rHiVf Aoa wtw havo ILIHU All. Ol'UEU liLMKIHh. ia ra.aw Watson's Neuralgia King TTaa rrcefved tho hl(ihut ttlmrmiU from tha tilrh Mtnourena in rricarj lo WON tt' KUL KFFI-CAOV. Il (vrats't with equal micron- in mlltl and chnmle cosua, newfailtnQ to work outaapvedy lU pvrmaiieut cure.

Watson's Neuralgia King Coats but otto dollnrt bottle, and I.KH3 TUA5 4 BOTTI.K ofu-n effeda tho end tired. WATSON A KINO tho only WaV CIFIO AMI Cl'KK FOR UUKTM ATISM antJ WKU-KAIAJIA that biu Tt9r beeo riitcovereiJ. fW Sat Vy alt DmUr. IVeparod only by A. I.

Buffslo. N. anil Fort Erie, C. VT, ForSs'rhv A.Couk. harJoin H.

Field. H. Claridon; C. P. Treat, Claridon; E.

Thompson, ilunlsburg. 56i GEAUGA COUNTY ca XSt XBt Oa FIRE-INSURANCE GOMPAHY. OFFICE, Chikdoh, Ohio, JOHN NICHOLS, PsEsiotat. L. C.

LUDLOW, Secsetat.t. This well-known company continues lo iusura the property of Oeauga County, at ai LOW RATES Solvency will permit. its Act of Incorporation, Property outside Geauga County, Cntinot be Insured in this Cum ihii thus entirrly obviating the objections lo Companies as commonly organized, that Insure all ovor the country. Those who wish lo be r.iade 8a fo against Loss by Fire, will do well to I ii an i' iii this Compiiuy. farther particulars call on E.

V. CAATJELD, General Agent. Chardon, Ohio. ftlBtf Cash uides. TTMIJS UXDERSIOXED WOULD JL inform the public that they are paying tha Highest Market Price In CASH For Hides and also that they keep constantly on hand the best kind of Spanish Sole-Leather, andagood assortment of other kinds of Tanning done to order, and on shsres.

VrTunnery jmt tail of Cbnriion Hilt. K1SS1CK fcTiROTHRR. Chardon, Oct. 11th, 1861. sl3iT J.

Sherman Will keep constantly on hand GROCERIES of all kinds, Floor Iffr" DBE2 fcj-rieaseel at the Brick Store on the earner, poaite Chase's Hotel. Cliardon, August 603lf STRAY Colt STRAYED from the psstur of the Subscriber in ihe west part of t)e town of Montville.near the uwn line, about tha Uatof Ocinber, a linejht Bay Colt, 8 year old, of Ulack Mane and Tail, and one hind foot white lo the fetlock joint. Any person taking up said colt, 'and iiilorniiug the owner, will be well rewarded. WILLIAM YOUNO. Hambden, Nov.

22d, 1861. 619w2 SlIEItlFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an execution nf Fi. which issued from ihe Ccurt of Common Pleaa of Geauga County, in llie Stale of Ohio, wherein H. C.

Ortdley and D. C. Gridley are plaintiffs, and Areius Clapp, Moses Clapp ana Simon Sew. yer are delendanta end dated the I5ih day ol" Nov A. U.

1861. lo me directed and delivered, have levied upon, caused to be appraised, end shall ori'er lor sale at public vendue, at the duos, of ihe Court-house in the township of Chardon, in said County, on Monday, tht 30M day of December, 1861, at the hour of 2 o'clock M. ofsaid day, tha following described Isndsand tenements, situate in the township of Thompson in said County, being a part of Lot No. II, and oounded as follows, lo wit: Beginning on he south line ol said! Lot 13 chains and 5b links west of the southeast corner of enid Lot; thence north 36 chaina and 44 links; thence south 89 degs. 20 minutes) west 13 chains and 8b links to land formerly owned by Mark Barnes; thrnce a on lh along the eaat line ofsaid Barnes' land 36 chains anil 94 links to the south line of said Lot, thence east on ill lot line 13 chains ffK links to ihe place ef beginning, containing 50 seres of land, be the same more or lets.

Said premises appraised el $766. Terms ol Sale Cash in hand. E. G. WHITE, Sheriff, BherifTa Office, Geau-1 ga fJOwe SURVEYOR'SNOTICE.

TLoaeliving at a distance withing surveying dona by the county Surveyor, will bave their calls punctually attended to, by addressing litn by letter, giving live days' notice, Direct all letters to Unmbden, Oeauga O. S.EDS0N, Co. Surveyor. 696tf NOTICE is hereby given, thst my son Orlando, a minor, haseft my bed and board without any cause or provocation, and all persons hereby -are forbidden to harbor or trust him on my a count, as I shall pay no debla of his oonlrartina atier this dale. WILLIAM CLARK, llunlsbutgh, Nov.

8th, 1861. '6114.