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M5-New countries havo wants and habits
peculiar to themselves. In our widely OK
tended and sparsely settled territory, med
cinos ready prepared are moro employed
and are in fact creator necessity than ,n
tho old countries. DIR. Ayers preparations
have given the public greater confidence in
this class of remedies than had ever been
felt before Physicians, instead of discard
ing them really favor the uso of such ready
at hand aptidotes for disease when they can
be depended on. And We wish our readers
to know that, in publishing j. c. Aver g.
Co.'S advertisement, or on any others of like
reliable character, wo think We are furnish,
ing them as useful information as any with
which We can fill our columns, Louisville
Courier.
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Huntsburgh Items.

Gardiner Picket. Adolphus Holloway,
Cbas. Snethen and John Snetheu, of the
gallan, 4lst Reg, o. v. l. have returned
home with honorable discharges, looking
hale and hearty. The first three were vos-
Grams who enlisted under Capt. Hamlin -
They have been with the Regiment most Of
the time during its tedious marches and
hard fights, and have all been wounded.
Mr.. L. G. Treat, of Claridon, is teaching d
Singing School at the Center this winter
numbering some 60 or 10 scholars. s.'
Mr.. y. w. Latham has purchased the
house and lot formerly owned by Mrs. l.
Bridgman. for S4O0. r.,-
Mr.. L. Atwood hos sold his farm. con.
sis.ing OF l49 acres, for $4,000, to d. W.
Waters. Mr.. Atwood intends to romove tc
Missouri in the spring.
DR.. s. L. Steer, Il. Scott, p. Kile and A
7. Pomeroy started on hunting or sport
ing excursion to tho northern part of Mich
igan, intending to be absont two or three
weoks. They have been absent nearly ss
weeks, and nothing has been hoard from
them. Those in need of medical assist
ance seriously feel tho Inconvenience
caused by the Dr.'s absence, as he is the
physician located in town. 30. .. ..
Gen. B. B. Egglcston and G. W. Loomi'
are intending to start for Alabama mex
week on q prospecting tour, with the ex
pectation of purchasing land for farming
purposes.
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Tribute of Respect.
I. o. o. Il. Hsll of MontviIle, NJ

I. o. o. Il. Hsll of MontviIle, No. 3I2,
Montville, Ohio, Nov. 18th. 1866.
At O regular meeting of this Lodge, held
at their Hall this evening, tho following
Resolutions we're unanimously adopted, tG
w.t.:
Whercas, by the inscruta5le Providence
of Almighty God, our brother, Past Grand
GEORGE A. MOWRY, has been removed
by death from the scoues of earth TO the re
alites of eternity, and, whereas, we, as indi.
viduals and in our fraternai relation, recog
nizo in this the agency of Him who doeth
all things aftor tho counsel of His own will
in the vrmies of heaven and among the in
habitants of earth, .et:
RESOLVED, That while We are called by
this manifestation of tho will of Him who
sits upon the circle of eternity, to mourn
the loss of well.bol0ved brother, long On,
deared to US by the ties of fraternal love
honoreG and esteemed by all for his exalted
moral and social virtues, our Lodge has
lost an active and efficient member, the
Order at large tried friend of its cherished
! principles aud tho community worthy
and honorable citizen, reminding US to Sc
| riously mediate tho solemn admoniton il
affords of the instability of human prospects
and the certain decay of all earthly things
Mourning not as those without hope, but
confidently believing that the death of our
beloved brother has but added another fold
on US of that chain whose golden links are
fastened to the eternal throne. .t
Resolued, That we deeply, and with
hearts full of grief, sympathizo with tho be,
loved wife and children of our deceased
brother, offering her and them every condo.
ence that the affecting nature of the case
demands, having the consolation that in
life he acted the part of man, and in
death displayed the fortitude of the Chris.
tian; and, beloved sister, we'll may we leave
him in the hands of the Majesty of Heaven,
that Being whose name is Love-with on
tire confidence. believing that it now well
with him, your husband, our brother.
RESOLVED, That a copy OF these resolu'
tions be forwarded to the widow of our
brother, signed by the Committee on Reso.
lutions, the Noble Grand Vice Grand and
Secretary under the Seal of the Lodge; and
that a copy be furnished the Jcfersosidu
Democrat for publication; and that our
Lodge be draped in mourning for thirty
days. .s.....
s. e. CLAPP, } .a
| T. BROOKS, Com. on Resins
J. W. GARRiTT, ! .an W.
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NTOTICE.--THE Commissioners of Geauga
~ County will be in the Township OF Troy, on
Tuesday, January End, at 10 o'clock A, M, at a
point where the Cuyahoga River crosses the east
and west center road, 10 receive proposals for
raising the abutments and piers.and the building
of bridge. Said Commissio ners will also be in
the township OF Huntsburg, on Wednesday, Jan.
Sd, at point where the east and west cspter
road crosses Phelps Greek, to receive proposals
and specifications will be made known on the
day of letting. BY order OF the commissioners.
$50 A. P. TILDEN, Auditor.
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EWe were favored, a few days ago,
with call from Major Potter. The Ma.
jor had just returned from a visit to Geor.
gia, in company With some gentlemen o.
Painesville, who have united with him in
purchasing some large tracts Of land IL
that State, Fabouuding in coal and iron.-
He thinks there is money 10 be made ou
Of the soil Of Georgia, and we hope he
may not be disappointed, as we presume
he will not be. sglt.. n q. 60.
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
National Telegraph Institute.
+. w. JENKINS,
&c. SMITH, A. M Princjpals.

I s.$ii {; 4 ssS$: ss$s.5. ;:;S:;.. \. r''''s'''.
First college Building, Cor. Penn d 81. Clair Sta
Second . O. r. Building, F,fth 81
Third " Nos. &c d %, 81 Ciair 81.
ARRIVALS ron THE WEEK ENDING DRc. Q, 1865.
A Hewitt, Linton, Jefferson county q.
Z Wndsworth, Cuyahoga Falls, Summit CO, o
G d Wood, E!khart, Elkhart CO, Ind.
: 4 Eiscnhort, Greenvlle, Mercer county, Pa.
w II Eiscnhart,
J a Russell, Wellsburg, Brooke co, w Va.
J Kennedy, Pittsburg, Pa.
Batzell ST Francisville, Clark county, Mo.
"a Conrad, Birmingham, Allegheny county, P.
w Petrie, Tempernnceville,
W M Gibson, N Wilmington, Lawrence CO. Pa.
u Y Boftenmyer, Ashland Ashland co, Ohio.
Griggs, Randall, Crawford co, Pa.
Ramsay, N Wilmington, Lawrence CO, Pa.
Il Green, Lewisburg, Union county, Pa.
G W Mackoy, franklin, venango county, Pa.
Staley, Meadvic, Crawford county, Ohio.
) Wilson, Youngstown, Mahoning county,O.
Myers, Allegheny City, P. ,
l. " Stevenson, Versailles. Darke county, o.
& I Redman. Buchanan, Allegheny City, Pa.
J 4 Bdmun, Sharon, Mercer county, Pa.
ID II Grimes, Perry, Pike county, Ill,
~ Dewar, Coal:BIuf, Wash, county,Pa.
W MeKeowu. Mi ca s,eubonvilio, jeff county, O.
K K tlemming, Curwensv'e, Cleaiield co, Pa,
+ Livingston,
II II IIoup, New Grenada, Fulton county, Pa.
W Brinham, Wellersburg, Sommerset CO, Pa
| w I Dom,
srFor ;ems and information concerning the
| JENKINS, SMITH g. CowLEY,
| Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Russell Items,

Eliphalet johnson has recently sold bis
farm for $1,000, cash down, being GA per
acre. Purchaser, Luther M. Gates.
Luther M. Gates, part of his farm for
$225O, being over s43 per acre.
Loren Gillett. farm, 2S acres, $50 per
acre, to John Dimes. Also, another farm to
Hiram G.. Phlnney, for $42 per acre. All
of Russell, c. G.
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EE There was much larger attendance
Al the Teachers Examination on Satur.
day last. than had been anticipated, il be-
ing an extra meeting, and the last OF the
season. The class consisted OF SO appli-
cants, 20 males and l3 females. Eigh.
seenoof the former and Is OF the. latter,
81 in all. received certificates, as fol-
lows: for 10 months, IA for l2
months, and 16 for 6 months. 't,gs.
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es-The meeting at tie Disciple Church
in this place, on Thursday Of this week,
(Thanksgiving.) was well attended, and
an able and appropriate discourse deliy'
cred by Rev. J. d. Norton. A collection
was taken up in behalf Of the Freedmen
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-08

EEMr. C. A. Bisbee is about to femova
his Watch Shop from his residence to the
Town-Hall. where he will enjoy the ben
eft of a much better business location
than hitherto. b 't'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-08

EEThe "Stereopticon Exhibition
probably because its merits were little
knowu--did not draw very full houses in
this place; but those who were present
bear witness 20 the superior character Of
the entertainment. The views were gen.
orally very fine.
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avThe Disciples pro.racted meeting
in this place is still in progress, and will
continue till the close Of the present week,
and perhaps longer. Several accessions
have been made 10 the church. ..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-08

EH-J. G. Hollis will commence class
in Writing. in Claridon, in the schoolhouse
near Cyrus Kellogg's, on Monday Even
ing. and in Munson, at Fowlers' Mills, on
Thursday Evening, Of next week. aIs +,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-08

kTWs learn that, on Tuesday evening
last, . two-horse carriage, containing three
or four men, came in contact with train
Of cars at Madison. killing the horse and
one Of the men. and seriously injuring the
others. No further particulars,
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"a ET We call attention to the advertise
iinent Of a farm for sale, by G. w. Stock
ing, OF Hambden. ul,p,nsari t.r. ..
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! EJWe see by the gainesville 7sle
graph. that our townsman, D. Warner
Jr.. has recently purchased residence in
that village, for $500. islr..g.
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H On Monday morning Of last week

~ On Monday morning Of last week.
about 4 O'Clock, the floor Of Budlong &
Stokes,i Cheese Ware-room was 1iscoy.
cred 10. be on fire under one Of the stoves
but, fortunately, the FIRE was soon ex.
tinguished.z 1t undoubtedly originated
from the heat Of the stove. rEl
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AuCtiOneer.

1TNEIE subscriber, Practical Auctioneer, win
Persons in want of his services can leave their
orders at the Jeffersonian Office, on at Murray &
Canields Bank. Those at a distance can ad-
dress the subscriber by mail. All orders promptly
attended to, e. COWLES,
Chardon, Oct. 18th, 1865. 622m6
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E%The last number Of the series oI
"Companion Poets for the People" YET
issued, consists Of the humorous poems OIL
o. w. Holmes, and, like all its prede.
cessors, is a little book worth reading
Ticknor & Fields, Publishers, Boston,
Price, 80 cents. .-.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.

nE The Att Regiment was mustered
out Of the service on Monday Of last
week, and our Gesuge boys belonging TO
il are again al home.
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lM(N
ssS E,oR sALE.-House Barn and
II Fifteen acres Of land, with a
good We'll, Orchard, &c.-about one-fourth of u
mile south OF Hambden Center For terms, en-
quire of the Undersigned, or Mr.. ]. B. Grist, at
Hambden. G. w, STOCKING.
Hambden, Dec s,h, 1865. 4s30w-
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EESee advertisement Of Missouri
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The aged should be certain TO make the Biokrene
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~Choice Gifts for the Holidays may
be obtained at Nichols Drug Store.
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M a ARRTFD

On the 4th lust. at the residence of the
brides father, BY Rev. j. ID. Norton, Mr..
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PEASE, OF Tt
tusville, Pa, Qate of Chardon,) and Miss
MARTHA ELDRIDGE, of Munson.
On the 7th inst, at tho Parsonage, by
Rev. J. ID. Norton, Mr.. ROBERT CRAM =.
FORD. of East Cleveland. and Miss MARY
SABlN, of Chardon. ..
Cleveland Herald, please copy.
In New Orleans, Nov. 29th, by Rev. tho E. C
Duge, Mr.. w. H,VAN ORkEENE, Of New Or.
leans, md Miss ELLA M, BlRGE, OF Underhill,
Vermont. t....Ft.
In Troy, Dec. Sd, at tho BRIDES fathers. by
Rev. IL. NJ. Chamberlain, Mr., SETH BOWER
to Miss MARY Il. WESTON, both of Troy.
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DIED.

In Russell, Oct. 2sd, Of typhoid fever
ELI ODER, aged Is years.
Ia Russell. Nov. 2slh, of typhoid fever
HUBERT ODER, aged IA years.
In Russell. Nov. 9Th, of congestion of
tho lungs, LEWIS SWEET, aged "a years
In Russell, Nov. 23d of typhoid fover.
MELISSA PATCH, aged II years and 2
months, daughter of VIM. and l.. Patch.
dearest sister, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But it's God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled,
Then again in heaven th greet thee,
Whore no farewell tear is she'd
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~ EW Mrs. NJ L. King has been EN-
ployed to conduct the Primary Depart
ment Of our Village School, and the Ia
bors Of tho Secondary are to be divided
between Misses Dickinson and Bundy.-
The Directors have assurances that a
competent teacher of all the higher
branches. including the Languages, can
be obtained, il sufficient encouragement
be given by our citizens. Those desirous
OF patronizing such q teacher are re-
quesied to make known 10 them the mum
Der Of pupils they will furnish. &"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-08

GyWe have received from the County
Agent, Mr.. Daniel Bennett, Of Claridon,
q copy Of Kettell's History Of the REBEL
lon. The book iswellb bound and printed,
Icopiously and . handsomely illustrated,
filed with well-prepared matter. and. in
fact. seems to answer the description in
every respect. Mr.. B. expects tc be able.
through his agents. to supply all sub
scribers ID 4 few days. We have also
received from him q map, showing the
location Of the various battle fields, which
il q valuable accompaniment Of the his.
ttorv. l4sgulJ sa7ec,, 81 l5ms7sk 1s.wstI
- = - "a arff'I 4sr4..'f f..f- ....4
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PROPRIETOR,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
COMMERCIAL WHARF,
BOSTON, MASS.
Physicians or Dealers supplied in Bulk
Formula and full Tes imonal to this Great III
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Boot & O. Shop,

(SeyOver Teed g. Adams Harness Shop,)
3a-1 he most fashionable workman in the coun
try, and one ofthe MOST SUBSTANTIAL.
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In the last table 10 VIII be seen that the
weight % metal spp-ars 70 Be against the
United States Bat this j. not IL reality
the case. A little incident wall show Why
A short time ago an American man-5t-sTar
the Wyoming was 40 S.. SimUu's Bay,
Cape Of lod nope, sud d controversy arose
between one Of her Officers and an English
naval officer. How many guns DO you car
~ =" sskeI the Eng.i,hmau. .'~Ix, re-
piled the Amer can. sob. ge carry eleven.
rejoined the Euglishmau. hat weight
Of metal do You throw az a troadside y
"About eigh-y pounds -MeiL replied
the officer OF the Wyoming, zone 90 or
guns alone throws one hundred aud sixty
eight pounds-that's double your whole
brUadside." And that IS enough to settle
the question Of the weight Of metal In the
respective navies.
Ths Irou-clads are the vessels with which
the great naval battles Of the future viii b.
fought; and as It viii be seen that the
American navy in 1854 had the preponder
ance Of tao 70 one over both her trausatlau-
TIC rivals, there need be no doubt as % what
may happen IN ease the dire conflict for
naval supremacy arises. Bus tL-s depends
upon what the United States government
determines 10 do iu regard o. orr uava. es-
Enlistment. We 10 not spPrOve Of large
expenditures a. tins time; on the contrary
retreuchmeut in every branch OF govern
ment expenditures Is aemauced. Bat m
the meantime, BIZ establishing government
i0undriss for the construction, repair and
alteration OF iron clad vessels and batteries,
and for lhe purpose Of experimenting upon
whatever may BE- practically suggested as
improvements 10 this iuv8lGaoie srm I'd the
naval service, by eular-iug our navy yards
ana Increasing their number aud5y always
having IN view the Importance Of supply
ing the places Of old and worn ont wooden
hulks by new and iuyuluera0ie Irou-clads-.
il costs as much 90 man the one a. q does
the 0the,-.he United STATES VIII be steadily
augmenung ihe power Oh their navy, and
gradually approaching thar period when,
although Great Britain may be declared the
mistress and France The master, yet, iu re-
atty, the American navy VIII be the mon
arch OF the seas, and Amercau commerce
prosper and the American lame hunOred /
wherever the American dsg may be un-
fGrled-N j.. Herald.
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