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DTDFNIPTIOY of CALIFORNIA BONDS

DEDEMPTlON Of CALIFORNIA BON i)S.
III -srATt OF CALISoR>IA TREASURY DEraRrsESr. trh-
rusrv IP65-rn an whom u may conceIn Ihrfr gov ~
Tho Sat. Treasury in coin the sum OF two hundred ana
Nv, tbonsr dollars 225 0Ol with which, a. rov
ded by sw n redeem yr O0Lu' OF we o'S'o' 4'''N ~
the act passed April ~ 1857. ,,.
said 1881 win be pnrchaed 10 such al sonn' q. s
snm OF two hundred and tv eny-fve thousand dollars So
OO0) will redeem. A., ca.
Sea I'd proposals. vii De received at the ofc. OF me s"s
Treasurer At Sacramento. California, until Ap ~ oe" ~ -
o CLOCK. M, when they wiz be opened - III,
No bid viii be considered uuess ompsnied by Iespospe
guaranty that the Bonds viii be pesented within ten days
the hid be accepted and the Coupons RON No tto 80 bp'
inclusive must s;ached TO the Bouds and he delivered
with them. c,ryc,, s,.,- r...,,.,
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Cost an0 founo.

CTOLEN-From Forty second ST, near Fifth
- ave-, one BRIGHT BAY MARE, long black tail and
msne. scant lsl hands high hInessed to onesG ior
WAGON square box wheels striped yellow letter on sach
side OF box glasses in sides OF top The nader wu b
b~ray rewarded by returning the same or fyin
which shall lead TO its TO A. u BULLET pAo'
Builders, Nos l03 and los Bankst.
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DETROLEUM.
HAMILTON OIL AND COAL
COMPANY.

PETROLEUM.
HAMILTON OIL AND COAL
COMPANY.
OFFICE IN EXCHANGE BUILDING.
No. Is and So BROADWAY. NETWORK.
posi-. OFFICE ADDRESS BOX No. ., $50 NEw.YohK
c.prr,1, .........s1 ,0o8, 900.
100. 900 SHARES; PAR VALUE, $40 EACH
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, -.
No further Assessment.
stoo 600 WORTH OF STOCK REsER'Ep sos
WORKING CAPITAL
Pre,ident .......Hon. WILLIAM q. sIEELb'
vice.Pre,idrnt. JOSEPH TREAT
Tr.s,usr......S. L. WOODHOUsE
WILLIAM o. STEELE, Of Steele Hesdley Ne =
Wall st.. New-Yort.
RICHARD MCDONALD, NewBrunswick, ~ J.
JOSEPH TREAT No 1873 Peirlsi., New-York
GEORGE MCDONALD. No. 81 Deyst., HewYorA
JOHN GRTEvES, Brooklyn, NY.
THOMAS e. MCDONALD, New Bruvrick. NJ
DAVID T. GREEN. No. l52 Pearl st., New forh
NJ H. NOSES No. D. Brosds-, New York.
q L. W0oDHOUsE, No. 1888 Peaflst, New'Yorh
LANDS IN FEE.
Thi, Csmpspv own Ia fee simple nearly ,7OO serss
land Located IL Lnssrne sud sullivan Sonntrs renn, -
.shingon and Nottingham Counties Ohio hesuy woeoea
"a ri|s IN Bitumnous Cos. Th,se properties are nov
oh NOR, than and rapidly advancing IN value
sud AZ p-r.en, rate VI increase viii double ~ saue "s
ar months thus insurng large Prea1 70 Ss0s~A"'"'
on lA<ir ,arestmens from this 'oH'ee aI'ne
LEASED PROPERTIES.
MO acre, in lease the heart Of the Oh refoss
Ohio and now being worked with very superior
comn,e,- success The Company has introduced sew
boring machine upon these lands and are enso ed 20 nnx
We, IN ess one-third the time and al one 'a Ihs 60
NV
shorer peiod than ten and most are uc9 op1e"
Lay. bonuses be taken for them and are fes.eo .on
Inning richuess OF estate, economy ara sccess'''tS
ket this company hes superios
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED By
LOMBARD GORE, No. 81 Sate.-i., Boson
a HARVEY THOMAS, No. 3l2 WaHr,t, PniadsIphs-
n HART JACKSON No. ~ souihs., Baltimore
WAGSTAPF / GOETCHIUS, No. II broadway, New
Yoh. -, ,,,., - ..n..
cn couaining fnu aud account Of the operations
this most successful organization.
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petroleum

petroleum.
DE KALB
PETROLEUM COMPANY
CAPITAL. $3.50. OOs.
Is 600 SHARES AT SO EACH. PAID NULL
SECOND GREAT WILL,
lust STRUCK ON PITBoLE GEEK
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS PER D-Y.
This new We'll now isdi,pu,.bly proves r,Iios ccsh TO
Be second to mono great oa.PFOdueins Region
THE DE KAI.B COMPANY owns
100 ACRES IN FEE,
.ro., ID dining th, res, Well and sPpcaos are row
being considered easing out tas Of three s' on 'ey
avatag .ous terms and the Company has now on enfn' I"
Funtyi. on OIL Cr-el which will be cent to Pole Cr~k.
and new We'll with Gre., Dispatch Three sore Walls
solr down a. rspidly a. The weather will allow.
OFFICERS:
President
GEORGE L. EIGESBRODT.
Treasurer
HENRY De ZAVALA.
Secretary,
SAMUEL W BoOCOcK
Counsel
JOHN II. BIRD eco.
Bankers
CARR, TAYLOR Co
TRUSTEES,
0ro. ]. EIegEBaoDT No. 70 Broaast
J. X ssyTH NO. "a Broadway.
hAsUgL hAsKELi, cor. Plat aud Ooldn
J. Las snirB NO W Bcekmsit--t
bAhLos :. rkos. No cedar Il.
T. q. LusLow 81. d.. No ~ r.. Twerty third<t
J. VAN hEsssEIAgK. Jr,No. ~ EIch1ap- place
hEsHr De LAvAIA, No. 100 Broadwsy
SCHEDULE.
No. lon on Creek-one aero Bennshog farm. will
TWO WELLS yielding Forty barrels per dry the Other
ready tube flowed 10 barrels per day striking oil
No. 2-Frost Refinery Buildings, Ofico, Gc., tc-
No. a.-oNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES II
FEE on RI, Hole Greek.
No. 4-I.3co acres IN fee o the Little KknawhA
Subscription Book, viii remain open until the 10Th d.
March a. The Office Of the Company. Bsnsers,
CARR, TAYLOR 1 Co.
No. % BROAD STREET, ROOM No IS.
ORDERS IRON OFT or TOWN IMMEDIATELY
ATTENDED TO.
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TRUSTEES:
Hon JAMES DE PEYsTEh OGDEN OF New forf -
Hon. JAMES WADSWORTH Of James Wsdswoftb Co.,
No. ~ Cssarst.. N.wiorA. -
GEORGE ". FUTILE OF stout futile Leather Dealers
No. f-pry-st New iork. r. A..
RICHARD J. SHERMAN, OF Richard Sherman Co., W.
% Pune 81, New. York.
LEWIS BENTON. Counselor. att Law. Of New York
WIN r. HALL, Of NoithGup. hal Il Co.. No. liz bfoso"ss'
E.w-Yors -, r.,,.,
THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice President Pcnn'ylvaniA oen"A
H. H. Co. Philadelphia. Penn
Il S. g. ANnROS. Of Andres Cole boston Mass
Hon. LEVI PARSONS OF San francisco. Cal
BANKERS; -.
RICHARD SHERMAN co, No ~ Pine st., Ne"-i"As
Tn. property q this Company consists Of Pl CT
Of 10 100 81 Oh territory san LUIS Obspo so"'J
orna with irousge OF miles the facihe ,os s
the reports OF Prof sirian Col wilma so a'. w a..
It contains the richest oil spns. wells aud 'si'' ''' VI.
covered. a ~
Prospectus. Rsports ard limited amount o. 1,oes
per share, b. had by applying p.f,on.D os y! To-,
JAaEs WADSWOhfh a 90, No. OF '.'s So
NORrIlRUP, HAIL 4 GO. No, ~ Df 9s y
RICHARD SHERMAN co. No. " nlnefs,
LEWIS BENTON, No. II Broadway, itoou. ~
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new TOO barrel wei on Cherry Run.
A new 80 barrel well " fiae Luoncs'"s oH 'H 'DsA
sew ,obarel well has been struck Cherry Run shove
Meis,- farm on wnich eompsDys wells Is almost
Computed with splendid prospect. OF oil .
Another vel the Hog farm close 70 thi' s'o n'H'
s. s az. ~; o. :Is.
farm. the property Of th COMPANY on ~hch ven hsS
% se lof the OF Homestead Reserv-) on the
Saunders Farm. hcb farm belongs to TINS Company was '"'
Th n., i've derrn, Sugar Greek snd
thew alone are day million dollars and zoe
rnr. properties Of the company are worm ooAy o's n'e
CAPITAL 81 800, 900, DIVIDED INTO 3O0'OOO
SHARES.
PAR VALUE, SIS.
srrRscRIprToN PRICE FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF
SHARES REMAINisU 50 PER SHARE
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON THE SUB
sCRIBERs, AS 50, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
Pxr,prvr-J g. CLARK. Of New York.
Tar.srsrn-I' >. DEvoE, New.ioEL
6IcRETAHI-J CoNKiIN. New'fork
TRUSTEES;
RvR BErcHUM, Bstm0fe Nd
u KING, Batmor- Nd
J. n GOULD Philadelphia Pa
W. WOODBURY., baltimore Md
DIR T. &. RING New York
A. CLARK, Tar Farm. Pa
IL b. CLARK. Oil City Pa
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT;
IL CLARK NY A. CLARK, Tar arm, -
Il. b. CLARK. ol City, Pa
OrFICEsi
No. II BROADWAY. NY.
Nos. sI2 and Ga CHESTNUT ST. rHlLA..
No. I CARROLL HALL. BALT'M0R nss I'm
III. prscsrv embracing upward Of oSo heres m u'ns.
-, I..,i. bs. h,en selected sh rr~Ai carr ains VIC
- -, y, ,no.r Of the directors wio have otcA
o i Cr,ek sDd throughout the en'ire OH region o.
o. pIi. a. well As Western Virgins and was not
4, .,ll but the purpose o. deSriopnet enu pro
-. 81 h.yfnr nov wells under contract Aio
"A :, ;, vcor, besdes those already competed Snd
80 - m.xus Ia all u els already Oh the property
~ 80 Of the Compeny's property ooIom sa INC
-. ~ ding Land mnch OF II on Oh Crerk Shery nun
Dee .. ~ Ran Allegheny Riser opposite boFs. Greer
s, ,.~k FIX Crvrk, and other streams where we and'
sue rspdy developed with The most encouraging pros
petts ,s,,, ,,.x u;lI NJ. .bl. 10 S.clere and
r,or sidenis shortly sitter tho BOOKS close
po.ntu, Maps and ilornatioI can DC oosncd e.
&lsHART co.'s PETROLEUM EAChANGE.
No. Il broadway, Nsw-fsrk
Aho " ''o 'A H. y. DEvOE & SONS, Bankers
Nc. Ill Greenwich st.. New York
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DIVIDEND
FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
FIRST DIVIDEND
FL. Tv,,sx, NJ tbe Frst National Petroleum Compsey
b.y his DIV declared Dvilrnd for the month Of February
Of TWO per free Of Government tar payHoe on sho
way Tie Transfer Books viii be closed iron Inc iJh 70 ne
yHh o. March. inclusive.
Certificates OF stook Tesdy for delivery
49, JOHN q. HOYT Secretary
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DR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE, No. Beachs.. between Narick and
West Broadway the only place where the afflicted will
receive proper medical Hours from to
nR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
IL GEON successfully al difficulties that females
arc subject to- Relief given in all Ofice No.
Beach t. three doors from West Brosdway. Ss~iort.
TURKISH BATHS, at No. l3 Laight-st. Wy
Il Hours for gentlemen from TO and from 3tos
n M for ladies' q. TO | p m. Closed on Sunday
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ALBrrr n. NicoiAy, Auciioilfef ,,,c,,,,
CTOCKS AND BONDS FOX lNNEoi
y MENTs-ALBERT ii. ElcQLh 4 GO WI ar, lo,a
hi, Icgnar Aucfio sale Of Secur.e, THIS DAY thur.
Srv Nscb N 2l O'Clock at the stock sslcsooms No %
Wlianl-s, Thr ls VIA eDTaee variety o. ni.f pSs
~ T,ns Cal lin i,rr.t onsi Newi orb Fire and srine
Columbian Marine (ncw Corn Exchan9e Harmony tnu "
r, FiTs ISnrarcs Copsnys Stocks Broadway ~nd Sew
tb sv,nu. RAILROAD Company STOCK Is Crosse and Nil"
iee Farm Mortgage Bonds TidAenue Railroad Boz a 'na
B-osd,vay End Seventh Kload MoTig,se bonat
Holman Cold Mining Idaho Gold Company syd otis'ihe
Copper Company Stpcks, &C.. ,-r,vs 40, rtg,-pa
REGULAR STOCK sALEs MoNpA'S AM ~ No
DAYS.
AIBFTr n. NlCOLAY CO..
STOCK NfCTfONE Frs AND bAOhths.
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stockholders Meetinss.

st. on FRIDAY. March II, at - p. ID.
BY order Board Of Dreot rs . .,,, =
PrrrsBURGH FORr WAysK AsD CHICAGO hAiLwrNo.l
OYNCE OP SEcEETARr, PIT BuRab fs req - IT,,
yIVHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
i and BOKDHOLDERs Of this Company for the el-eion
q Director such other business cone before .
will BE- held Pi,;rhursh, on the THIRD WfDNfSDAf
u5thl OF March, 4. d. 1875 at ~ O'Clock n m.
The Stock and Bond Transfer Books Of the Company ut
their oc. hs City Of Ptsburgb. aud the Transfer
Agency Guy Of New ORA will be closed on The lot day
of March p m aud remain cosed mill ho lth day Of
March th.reaiteE W. H. BARNES Socrrtmy.
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Petroleum
YNHE STELLA
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OFFICE, No "a BROADWAY. NETWORK

ORGANIZED UNDER THE GENERAL LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NETWORK.
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DETROLEUM.
TIFF NEW WEEKLY,
NATIONAL, PETROLEUM TIMES,
No. l., VOL. l., NOW READY,
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS
The latest and fullest reports by speeAi Correspondents
from all tho principal Oil Regions Ae' &C.
PRICE 10 CENTS. o. 50 PER ANNUM
John ?. HUNT, Publisher,
No 80 Fiah-st Masonic Hall, Pittsburs, Pa
AMERICAN NEWS CO., No. I2l Nsssau-st,
Wholesale Agents.
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Dipiaen0 Notices.

ory,cs NAHiKr,A AsD CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co.
As Rr ORGANIZED,
cssxAsosvna. Ol.o. D sh. n. lDeS
DIVIDEND NOIICE.-At q Meeting OF the
~ BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of ibis Company nss on INC
pa instant DIVIDEND Of THREE fJ) PIE CkNl ~a'
declared for the s1 months ending the 3si Deoenbrt lst
on the IL. and I'd Preference Shares oi tie Company pAyAbr
IN Mind on the 10Th Of March neat. .
Tb. Dividend, the soct registered on the Nrwi
Boob, viii be- paid Farmer. Loan and lro'' COMPANY
In NewYork Cry. ,,,,,-,, M. Ill
Tho,. due on The Stock registered q, Chlicohe Ohio will
L. "a a. ~. ono. MN T. WATSON Secretary
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DETROLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING.
THE sUBsCRIPTIoN BOOKS WILL CLOSE on
March l. After WHICH no s10ck MILL Is - sp pER
sti ~ ri NITED NUMBER or SHARES w ILL
NJ SOLD FOR A FEW DAYS AT - PER SHANE
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALL
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the Laws Of New-YOrt
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY.
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TvEN YEARS LOAN.
$500 O0e.
sruos COUNTY fPROOKLYN) SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS.

Fisss COUNTY TEEAsrRKKs OyYIcE,
No. 10 CoUKrsT., bROoKLTs, FEB II, 1902
-. Coupty Treasurer hereby invite. subscription IN inf
- ~ thou.and dollsrs and pwsfd 10 loan OF f'voU'
aho1ed by Chap Of the laws Of 1864 and by resolution OF
~ Board Of Supervisors adopted Dec 70 1854 iof the pn,
- Of ing the quota Of tho County under the rfeoo"
~ call for troop = ,,.A.a... -
Nsarpr interest ro cae Of subscription uhi 'hs DoH1s
- ready for delivery. -, cr,vrN pm
n. bopd, will b-sr interest at The rate OF SfFfN rE
CENT PER ANNUM pave de semi annually TO VII On
9 lei dsva Of May and Eoysber The principal VII 10 due
- payable on the lst day Of bay. 1919 ~ n.
Ihs subscrpoD book open n tbe learler ol.o0
THOMAS A. OARDINLk. County AIeasnIeI
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SAMUEL BOOTH No. &c MyTtlr-ave., Brooklyn
JOHN FRENCH. Clinton ave, Brooklyn.
FOSTER PETIT (of Petit, Crook No. i,5 Wsters NJ
WILLIAM II. WALLACE. No. i3l Washington''i., N.Y.
RICHARD TNGRAHAM, No. 10 Courts,., Brooklyn
WILLIAM 81 LITTLE (of wycsOf x Little) MOntasuest
nssr Court Brooklyn.
ALFRED BECAR (of Becar. Napier Cob No. az Br'ad'
wry. N. Y.
JOHN DOHERrY, Park place. Brooklyn.
L. HORATIO BIGLoW (Of l.. II. Big0~ l. Coz N" fWh
HmU.. N 7.
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CITY or nEwYORE.

DETROLE NJ.
Pacific COAST PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF NEW-YOilk
CAPITAL STOCk...............,.... .So'VVo,VVv
SHARES 100 EACH. - ,,r
WORKING CAPITAL $500, 600 IN oloch' AMI
500, 600 IN ASH
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PErRoLEUM
WAGSTAFF a. GOEICtiiCSs
No. ~ BROADWAY. Room No. ~
OIL STOCKS
BOUGHT and SOLD ON COMMISSIONS FIu' Al - SALE
and d the
REGULAR PETROLEUM STOCK boAhD'
MCKINLEY RyND FARM I'D
EXCELSIOR, OChA,N,,SS'
rDpmi ~ "a; ,rps BrRGEN COAL AND OIL,
nrvnV lOUM'S
DUrCIMAN RUN, NORrhEKN Liohi'
r,cr or ppIors ',i"bsd dssly and infdraaoo cheeE'
fully Furnished Of all Dividend IoEiptiics,
brooklyn PETROLEEyvsMn OpMi AM
The Trustees Of this company rave sns Wy ~ tha
Dividend ofTwo tO FER .ENt S'' a E'osdwsy on lie
s i,' IT, ~ G,srnmsnt tau Tho transfer books VIII BE-
e'''" "''' '"' W." " WV POPE CATLlN, Secretary.
New YoIb, JET March. lsA
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SooVsOVv'
10000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, 81.
$4,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
SHAREHOLDERS ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
PERSONAL LIABILITY.
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TAYLOR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGAyIzED UNDER THE LAWS or rHE sTArE
w NEWBORN.

rNsTRss;
aDoLPH LIPPMANN, No. III Dusis'L
MAT. JOS. FAss!N. No. 80 Boaycl.A
Oh. BARLEY. Of Miller 4 Barley. No ~ William St
il BERGEN No. Montague st, B4ootlyn.
n. H. FURSESs, Tanyi)1n, ~ Y.
OrrckKs,
p,..;,sn, .ApOLPH LIrPMANN.
Tc,a,srer. JOS. FAssiN.
geo,etsr,....,.R.S MILLER
Subscription lis,. open for limited number Of 'hnts 81
a. so nl paid soel a. tho Ooe Of ths COMPANY NO "
william st.; at WALDEN hclL'AlShS' No. ID bfoso
81 aud at DAVENPORT tAsNlSVs' Montague D.
neA Court, EIcckbl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-22
Christmas Festival.

A Merry Christmas to you Ifyou would
have it, please call at the Baptist Church
in this village, on Monday Evening. Decem-
Der 25tb, whore all duo preparations will be
made to render the occasion one of pleasure
and interest to all. A "Chrstmas Tree
will bo prepared with Gifts for the Children
and others of tho Sabbath School. But, in
order that the interest of the exercises may
be enhanced as far as possible, it is partic.
uiarLy requested that all who wish to make
presents to friends on that day, will favor
US, on this occasion, by presenting them
through the medium of the "Iree." Sup
per will be prepared for the Sabbath School
at S O'Clock, after which the distribution OF
presents will take place. We would cordi.
ally invite all the friends of Children. Sab.
bath Schools, and all lovers of true enjoy
ment, to be present.
"Come with hearts of cheer and gladness
Filled with gratitude,
Come. forget past gloom and sadness
| In the present good" [CoM.
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A Card.

EDiroR OF DEMocRAT:-In reply to many let.
ters and inquiries from people in this section of
the country, the undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns OF your paper, that
our renowned preparation known as GOES DYS-
PEPSlA CURE, is certain cure for Dyspepsia
in its worst stages Many cures Of long standing
within our own acquaintance, have been COM
pletely. and we believe, permanently cured. 1t
will stop distress after eating almost instanta.
neously, and enables the dyspcptic who has lived
for years upon Graham bread and the plainest di-
'et to eat as heartily as he pleases, and anything
or rising on the stomach. 1t is an hfallible cor
rector Of indigestion and constipation, creates q
healthy appetite, stops sick headache heartburn,
sickness at the stomach, pains, cramps, or collie,
in either stomach or bowels, and sweetens Of
fensive breath, as soon us taken, and by enabling
the patient 10 take plenty Of hearty food, (which
is the parent OF health, produces vigor, strength
and energy. In every trial we have known. it ha,
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant sufferlngs, weaknesses, debility and loss o.
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs of digestion, and al
we confidently believe, and as the published Ger
tihcates in our circulars, almanacs, aud in man,
OF the leading journals, ON convaescent paiient
will confirm. completely, permanently and almos
mlracu!ously cure the worst cases Of dyspepsi,
in existence We warrant it in every instance
II can be obtained at oil the Drugstores in tn
United States and Canadas, at 81 per bottle, or
bottles for S5.
C. G. CLARK & CO.,
Proprietors,
7e4yl New Haven, Conn.
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The Claridon Convention.

A very pleasant gathering of the musical
people Of this vicinity was held at the
Congregational Church in Claridon, on Tues
day and Wednesday of last week. About
$50 singers wero present, being mombers of
the two Musical Associations of Geauga and
Lake Counties. who had agreed to meet to.
gether in joint convention. The session
was one of the utmost harmony and good
feeling, and all appeared TO enter heartily in
to the spirit orehe occasion.
The exercises we're conducted by Mr.. j.
W. Suffern, of Toledo. Principal of the
Western Normal Academy af Music, author
of the book Excelsior" and othor popular
music. Mr.. Suffern excels as conductor; Is
very energetic and thorough, and proved him
self in every way to be "master of the situa.
tion." A little such drilling now and then,
as tho members of the CIaridon Convention
received at his hands. would, think. Go the
singers OF this region no particular harm.
He came among US perfect stranger, hav-
ing never been in this vicinity before; and,
when it was announced through tho papers
that he was to lead the Convention, tie
question in everybody's mouth was, "Who
and what is her. 1t is hoped and expected
that the members of the u. M. Association
will, ere long, have the pleasure again OF
meeting in convention under his direction.
The Concert Wednesday evening was
very fine. There was song by Prof ], NJ.
Kieffer, of Wooster, and the usual number
and variety of qaartetts, &c. That there
was deficiency Of good anthems was owing
to the fact that there is deficiency of the
same in the book used.
The Convention adjourned to meet next
at Chester, Jan. 25th and Goth.
SECRETARY.
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Chester Items.

Calvin Harmon has sold his farm, stu
ated one mile south OF Chester X Roads,
consisting Of 3l6 acres, TO L. Smith
Consideration, $1l,O6O.
Benjamin Fisk, Jr., has sold farm ol
SO acres, to Martin w. Johnson, for 49,.
$50.
Martin w. johnson sold to Almou Gil.
bert I S acres Of land, for 5000.
Eliza N. Hersey sold to Mr.. Morton, O
house and LOT of 10 acres, for $3.50.
The Winter Term of the Geauga Sem.
mary opened on the 18th, under the di.
rection Of Prof. Fish, of Brooklyn. Prof
Fish is an experienced teacher, and g
good term is expected. I.
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Cleveland Market.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec

TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. l9, 1865
FLOUR-Dull and nominally unchaug.
ed. Sales so bbls choice country Xxx white
at gil ,25; 100 bbls good do XIX red o,
so. so.
WHEAT-D Dull and heavy. Sales 2 cars
old amber Michigan at $500. No sales OF
other grades reported.
CORN-In more demand to-day. Sales
1000 bu choice No l at Soc; s cars new
shelled at SOC; cars do do sec.
|. OATS-Dull; no sales. No / held at 40
@4lc from store
DRESSED HOGS-Very little doing
Packers offering lOc per Id for heavy.
PORK-Unchapged Sales of ID bbls
Mess at $50 90, Clear 1884, 90.
MESS BEEF-Steady at Sls 100 for city
packed.
BUTTER-In fair trade demand. Small
sales of primo roll and choice tub at 35c.
CHEESE-Quiet and steady. Good to
choice Western Reserve and New York
l6@2lc
EGGS-In moderate request at 37@3sc,
for fresh packed.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet at ll@l2c for
old and l4@l4sc for new.
GREEN APPLES-Quiet aud steady
Good to choice fruit held at "a 4.O0@5O0
| POTATOES-Pea steady and 10
fair dedamd at 80@85 in car lots.
HAY-Loose selling at a range of $500
@l2.O0. Beater pressed at $40 .00@22.00
Market quiet.
POULTRY-In fair demand at l3@l4c
per ID. for Chickens, l5@l6 for Turkeys.
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C,HERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an order OF
y sale issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Geauga County, Ohio, wherein Orin Wilson
me directed and delivered, dated November l4th,
1865, shall offer for sale at public vendue, at the
door OF the Court House in Chardon in said Co.,
On Saturday, Dec. %, s65. between the hours Of
10 A. M. and 4P. M. OF said day, the following 6
Geauga County, Ohio, and bounded as follows:-
To be taken off in a square form from the north.
west corner of Lot No. One in said township
bounded on the north and west bounds of said
lot one hundred and sixty rods ench; south by a
line to be equal and parallel to the first bounded
above mentioned; ;'and east by line to be drawn
equal and parallel to the second mentiond bounds,
and containing one hundred and sixty acres ol
200 Terms OF Sale, cash in hand.
b. N. SHAW, Sheriff,
SherifNs Office, Geauga:
County, Nov. Goth, 15. s2S