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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

. Su'S Vi ANCot
IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro-
l. ba,e Court OF Geauga County, Ohio will of.
fer for sale at public auction, on Saturday the
5th day of April, A. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, on the premises, the following dc.
scribed real estate, situate in the County OF Ge.
anga and State OF Ohio, to wit: Known as part
OF Section 7, Tract No, 2, Auburn Township, Ge
auga County, Ohio, and bounded as follows
Beginning at the south-ens corner OF Thomas b.
IIoards land in the center OF the highway; thence
west on said Hoard's south line TO his south.
west corner; thence south 7k rods; thence eas
8h rods. thence north along the center OF
the road Ia rods TO the place OF begin,
ming, containing 63A rods Also one olhcr
piece OF land in said township in said section and
tract, and bounded as follows: Beginning where
| the State road crosses the east and west center
road; thence west along the center of the road IA
! chains 90 links; thence north deg west chains
| thence east IL chains GO links; thence south So
links thence east ! chain 80 links; thence
souherly along aid State road chains 55 links
to the place of beginning, containing u and
81 100 acres, excepting so rods in the north eas,
part owned by Thomas Hoard, and also except.
ing from this description the land first above dc.
scribed; also excepting 56A rods decided 10 the
Free Wall Baptists' Society, and subject to a
lease OF six rods in the east part thereof, to Nav.
hew & Craine,
Terms o. Sale:-One third in hand one third
in one year and ne-third in two wears from th.
day OF sole, with Interest, the payments TO be SO.
cured by mortgage on the premises soli
CHARLES STAFFORD
Administrator of A G. Etheridge deceased.
7qIwd
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Guardian Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Com,
i OF Geauga County. Ohio made on the ais, Jav
OF February, A. d. 1865, in the case of E o, Tv,
man, Guart ian of Alonzo IL. and Charles +
Lyman, against his wards, the undersigned will
on q he 29th day of March, A. d. 1865. berween,
the hours of IL NJ. and P. M. of said dav nn
the premises, near the late residence of n r
Lyman, offer at public sale the following de-
scribed Real Estate, situate in Geaupa 20
Ohio, to wit: The south west pa rt of Lot No, IG
in Tract No: two in Chester Township md
bounded North by the east and west center rood
East by land OF Henry Johnson and David Scott.
South and West by Lot lines, containing %
acres. 81
=, Also the East part of Lot No. "a, in Tract
No in said Chester, aud bounded on the N
o; and 5; by the Lo: lines; and West bv In nd ns
Thomas Law-(3 acres from Northwest cor. "
ner belonging to S. II. Gilmore excepteh ond
containing about 6S acres. r'~N anu
Also the w part of Lot No. 33 in an III T,,o,
No. 8, and bounded N, w. and S. bv the Io.
lines; and e by land of Henry Miller, and con-
tains about 60 acres. " ''h-
Terms Of Sale-One third cash ON the d,,
OF sale; one; third in one, and ne.third in twyy
years from day of saie-deferred payments se'
cured by mortgage on the premises with ANIMAL
interest. E, o. LYMAN, Qua rdian
OF Alonzo Il. and CHARLES p. LYMAN
Mulberry Corners, Feb 24th, 1865. 789wd
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To START A BAuLKY HoRsE.-- Fill his
mouth with dirt or gravel from the road,
and he will 60. Now don't laugh at this
bnt try it. The plain philosophy of the
thing is it gives him something else 10
think OF. We have seen il tried hun
dred times, and has never failed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
o. MINER.

STRIKES IN ENGLAND.--Strkes are the
order OF the day among the mechanics in
the midland counties Of England. Tn
birmingham about eight hundred carpen
ters are on a strike; in Coventry about
four hundred men, comprising all branch
es; in Nottingham about seven hundred;
in Malvern about one hundred, ,.and about
one thousand in other towns.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

MISS LONG was a beautiful actress OF
the last century, SO short in stature that
she was known as the pocket Venus. Her
epitaph concludes:
Though Long, yet short,
Though short, yet pretty Long.
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A Great Discovery.

DR. + STICKNEY, of New York b,s nro
- duced Compound that cures the disease
that prevails to great extent in seme uarls of
this State. which battles the skill of mos nhvs;l
cians-which some term Camp Ilch-some Soi,
E.e me- epmEsome m 1son Erysipeas 1t win cure any
attack cd they are doctered Cor the Itch which
generally makes them break out worse. For
Sale by Cook & McGowan, Chardon Ohio tbe
only place where 9 itcan be procured in the stute,
Price, so ce nts per box "'''
GyOn receipt Of SIS cents we W i'll send box
to any part of the State wa
49,. . COOK &McGOwAN,
rfe;G
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

A RETIRED actor, with a fondness for
poultry, was asked why he named "a
vorite hen Macduf. He replied that it
was because he wanted her to Law on.
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PENSION & WAR
Claim Agency.

N. HA II III A w A Y, of the late firm Of
L. lhrashcr, Duriee & Hathaway, is author
lzed and Licensed by the Government 10 procure
Bounty Money, Back Pay aud Pensions for sold.
icrs, or tor their widows and heirs, and InvaliC
Pensions tor Disabled Soldiers, and all other
claims against the Government of the United
States, and OF the State of Ohio. Business a
tended to promptly and honestly. Charges for
procuring Pensions, Bounty or Back Pay, 81, 90
asprovded by law, aud no charge until bounty
or back pay is obtained.
DR.. l.. A. Hamilton has been appointed Exam
ing Surgeon tor Geauga County, by whom all
applicants tor Invalid Pensions must he exam
ined RyApply in person or by letter, enclos
ing stamp,to L. N. HA1IIA WAY,
ooott Chardon, Ohio
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OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE.

OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE, }
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. l6. 1865. {
1t is hereby certified, That the foregoing
is a correct copy of the statement Of ,he
condition of the Now England Fne Insur,
anco Company OF Hartford, made to and filed
10 this Office. for the year 1865. .
Seal Witness my hand and seal off
cially. JAS. II. GOODMAN
Stamp Auditor of State.
Policies promptly issued by G. II. Ford
Ageut, Burton, Ohio. -"
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STATE OF ONO, cour, Of Common p,
Geauga County, IS. oour' Vi common fleas
Orv;lle N. McClintock

vs. : PnrtiIion
Albertine J. McClintock, ct nj.
TNll p said Albertine McCllnock, Edith Me.
Ciintock. Adaline McCIintock, Betsey Tav
or and Phlonzo Taylor, Defendants in his NO.
zion residents of the State OF Michigan, are here
by notified that, on the ID day OF March, A. d
1868. said Orvile N McClinock filed in 81 il
Court his Petition against them and others prav
ing tor Partition OF the following described prem
ty OF Geauga and State of Ohio, to vii: Twon
ty-six acres in Lot No. 30, Tract 2, and eioLt,
acres in Lots No. "27 and %, Tract No. 3, heinz
al the land now belonging to the estate of Jane;
cClintock, deceased, I...
Said Petition will be for hearing in said Court
a. the next term ther reof, to be holden at Chm
don on the 9th day of MAY, A. ID 1865.
..-. CANFlELD Il SMITH.
79lw6 Att'ys for Petitioner.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY


OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance Dept, Columbus, Jan. l6. 1865
WHEREAS. The NEW ENGLAND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hart.
ford, in the State of Conn. has filed 10 this
office sworn statement of its condition. as
required by the first section o. the act. ITO
regulate Insurance Companies not incorpo-
rated by tho State of Ohio" passed April
1856, and amonded February O. 1864: and
Whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence thai il is
possessed of at least OHe Hundred thousand
Dollars ofactual capital invested in stocks or
bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double tho amount. for which tho same is
mortgaged; and, Whereas, said Companv
has filed In this Office a writton INSTRUMENT
under its corporate seal signed by the Pres
ident and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents of said Company in this
State to acknowledge service of process for
aud in behal # of said Company, ,ac cordipg to
the terms of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of tho first
section OF tho aforesaid act. |. JAMES TT
GOODMAN, Auditor of the State of Ohio do
hereby certify, that said New EppIand Fire
Insurance Company, of Hartford. ia author
lied to transact the business of Fire and
Marine Insurance In this State until the
thirty-first day of January, in tho wear one
thousand eight hundred and sixtysix.
(~) In witness whereof l have hero.
SEAL unto subscribed my name and caus.
wv ed the seal of nv Office to he af.
fixed the day and year above written.
.... JAMES II. GOODMAN.
Five Cent stamp.l Auditor of State.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

NoTICE.-,,The undersigned have been duIv
H. appointed and qua lifted as Adminis.rators Of
dsn s eTtnve q, Horton smith decd late of Hamb
8 t.... CAROLINE SMITH,
March Sd, 1865. 7oowS
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

Tho following poem was written several
weeks ago. but its publication necessarily
lotered until now:l
For the JefIcrsonan Democrat.
so. OUR COUNTRY.
Whom tho immortal Declaration
Gavo birthday to our nation,
Was proclaimed throughout our land,
BY faithful. patriot band,
freedoms reign was then most glorious
In our infanIiand victorious,
Freedom reigued.
When the Federal Constitution
Was created by concession,
Much to Slavery was conceded,
And to Slavery. too, was decided.
siavory's reign was then inglorious,
In our youthful land victorious,
Slavery reigned.
Then. for more than seventy years,
Freedom and Slavery won't on shares;
The larger share was always riven,
And to Slavery IL was given.
Slavery's reign was still inglorious,
ln our lovely land victorious,
Slavery reigned.
But, when Lincoln wos elected
By the people, not detected,
Slaverys minions raised q storm,
Threatened our country to doform.
Freedoms roign again was glorious,
In our country vas victorious.
Freedom reigned.
But, IN time of old Buchanan,
Floyd and others stoio tho cannon,
South Carolina took the load,
And somo others did secede.
Slavery's reign was most inglorous,
In our country not victorious,
Anarchy reigned. ....
But, when Lincoln took the chair,
The Southern States were In flare;
They fred and took Fort Sumter, too,
. just to show what they could do.
Anarchy's roign was most inglorious,
In our lovely land victorious,
Anarchy reigned.
War at'Iongtb We find created,
Which has never yet abated,
Blood and plunder. cannon's thunder,
All to bring the rebels under.
Bloodshed reigns, il roigus ipglorous,
In our lovely land victorious,
Bloodshod roigns.
Grant and Sheridan now attack them.
In Virginia they are at them,
Richmond City is invested,
Aud its strength is sorely tested.
B'oodshed reigns. it reign ngIorous,
In our nation, 'tis victorious;
Bloodsbed reigns. -.-
Sherman, too, thro' Georgia marching,
At Savannah they accept him;
At Fort Fisher. rebels beaten,
Wilmington will soon be takon.
Freedoms reign will soon be glorious,
In our lovely land victorious;
Freedom will reign.
Old Maryland her slaves has freed,
Aud Missouri, too, Indeed.
Tennessee is coming too,
And Arkansas nearly through.
Freedoms reign, il will .bo glorious,
When DER Slavery wero victorious,
Freedom will reigu.
The Constitution is amended ..... .o
by the Congress now assembled,
Freedoms friends arc now rejoicing
While the States are il endorsing.
freedoms r0ign is trul glorious:
O'or our land, almost victorious,
Freedom regns. '.. ....
Still q better day is coming, ....
When the rebels will be running,
Othors, too, their duty learning,
Soldiers to their friends returning;
Freedoms reign will thon be glorious,
O'or this lovely land victorious, :
Freedom will reign.
Then when war and strife are ended.
Love to God and man is blended.
Christ from Heaven to Earth descended,
BY ton thousand saints attended,
jesus will reign, will reign victorious.
Over Heaven and Earth most glorious.
Jesus will reign.
.ss o. MINER.
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Geo. III. Ford, Agent, Barton, O.

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PANY, on the 3lst day OF December, 1864
made to tho Auditor of Ohio, pursuant ~
tho Statute of that State:
NAME AND LOCATION.
Tho namo Of tho Company is the living
Fire Insurance Company, uud is located Ne.
9 Wall Street, New York
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital
Stock is 100000 90
The amt of its Capital Stock
paid up is 10000 90
ii ASSETS.
L. Cash oe the Companyon hand
aud in tho hands OF Agents
aud other persons, s3osll 81
2 Keal Estate unincumbered. None.
3. The Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Company, Gas por
vouchers accompanying, y .. ..
how secured, aud the ratio
of interest thereon, market
value 32.lOO 90
a. Debts due the Company ,secu-
red by mortgage, Gas por ac- .....
companying vouchers) l36,O47 ss
B. Dobts otherwise secured, Gas
por Vouchers accompany.
ing) 1900 90
5. All other securities, Including
accrued interest, l65l3 90
Total assets of The Company $2S3O73 72
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due,' 6 I44O 90
Losses unadjus,cd, ,lI3 90
All other claims against the Co.
consist Of Miscellaneous Ex-
penses against tho Office only. .-''
Total liabilities, ~. s 1858 GO
. w. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in
any one risk, except in a few
special cases, = IS 5000 90
Tho groatost amount allowed BY
the rules to DO insured in any
ono city, town or village, de- l..
pends upon it's szo and con. ., ...
s.ruction. ....... ...... ..-
Tho greatest amt allowed to be
Insured in any one block
Same as abovo.
The amt of its capital or oarn- ....
ings deposited in any other ~
State as security for losses '.a..at
therein. None. r T.. ..,,.s... .r..
Tho Charter, or Act of IDcor- . ..,...
porn,i"n of said Company, as -
previously filed.
State of Connecticut,
County of Hartford SS. ''.
George ID. Jowett President, and Robort
A. johnson, Secretary of the New En-
gland Fire Insurance Company. being
severally sworn, dcpose and say, that ,ht
foregoing is full, true and correct state
ment of the affairs of said Company, tina,
the said Insurance Company is tho bona
fide owner of at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual Cash
Capital invested In Stocks. and Bonds, or in
Mortgages on Real Estate, worth double the
amount for which tho samo is mor,gaged !;
and that they arc the above described Off
cors OF said Insurance Company
GEO. ID. JEWETT. President.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Seal.l Subscribed and sworn boforslne
this 9th of January. 1865 ...- IT..
10 Cent Stamr.] WIN. HAMERSLEY,
... A Comm'r for the State O. Ohio.
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Testimonial

From Hon. T. j. Turner, Er- Member OF Congress
from Illinois, late Speaker Of the Hi,nois Honss
IF Representatipes, aad Grand Masler of Il. f.
aud Il. NJ, ofMe State.of Illinois.
Ereeport, Oct 81, 1868.
DIR. D. II. SEELYE:
Dear SIR; In reply to your notice Of the 18th
instant, would say that was severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years when became acquainted
" ith you, and bought two bottles of your Liquid
Caarrh Remedy. Before had used one bottle
was sensiby improved, and before the second
bottle was finished, was completely cured. I can
recommend the medicine to all afflicted with ca
tarrh. Respectfully yours
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CURE Warranted
F DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.


NrCALL FOR A CIRCULAR DESCRIB.
ING ALL SYMPTOMS.
SYMPTOMS:
The Symptoms OF Catarrh, as they generally
appear, al first very slight Persons find that
they hive cod they have frequent attacks; and
ore more sensitive TO the charges of temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or a eight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
'hck and adhesive. As the disease assumes
chronic form, the disc harges are increased IN
quantity, and changed IN quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed off.
The secrotions are offensive, causing "a very bad
breath; the voice is thick and nasal; the eyes are
weak; the sense OF sme is lessened or destroyed; {;
and deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Catarrh Is,
that the person is obliged to clear his throat In the
morning OF a thick or Shiny mucus which has
fallen down from the head during the night
When this takes place the person may be sure his
disease i, on its way to the lungs, and sho'd loose
no time in arres,ing it.
TIE oboue are bnt jcw Of The many. Cotarrha!
Symptoms.
A single Bottle will last a mOnth--tO
DC used three times u day.
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80 MANHOOD:
~ go How Lost, UoW Re,,ored ~

'"s lHo'saed, IN seated Envetops Price sir cent,
u LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREATMENT . -
r n,ai cure " spermatorrhea, seminal weakpe "a
Involuntary Emissions, sexual Debility AMI Imnea J.
p 70 marriage generally Nervousness Consumptio
pps aha rits Mental and Physical Incapacity re-
NJ u ,author Of the Green Book Ac
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Crime by Nlagnetism-A Curious
Ch0rEe.

OM0fKCe
The readers of Hawthorne will remember
the fanciful idea Of the author in the "House
of Seven Gables" whereby young Maule, the
carpenter, holds malien magnetic influence
over the beautiful Alice Pyncheon. A SINH.
lar case in real life has occurred in France
lately, if the statement Of q correspondent oil
the London Times may be believed:
Gan extraordinary and l believe unprece.
dented case has just been tried at the assize
court ofthe Var. A young man of twenty.
four, named CASTELAR,, presented himself al
the house of a respectable farmer, named Hu.
CUES, and, pretending to be deaf and dumb,
obtained supper and nights lodging. In
the morning he persuaded the farmer 8
daughter modest girl of twenty six, to run
away with him, and the indictment alleged
that he obtained An irresistible influence over
her entirely by means of magnetism. The
moment she came to her senses she was hled
with remorse, but whenever he magnenzed
her she was a mere instrument in his hands,
and submitted to whatever he told her. Three
doctors of Toulon gave their opinion in accor.
dance with that of DIR. Tardieu, of Paris, and
many other medical men of the highest repu-
tation, that it is possible by what is called
magnetism, to obtain such influence over a
young girl as to completely annihllate herr will.
CASTELAR, boosted of his magnetic power
while standing at the bar, and offered to mag
netise the procureur imperial, and frightened
him SO much that he angrily ordered the pris-
oner to lower his eyes. Being found guilty by
the jury, he was sentenced to two wears i'm.
prisonment with hard labor.
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The Confessions and Experience or IN
Invalid; published for the benefit and as CAUTION TIC
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De
piity, Premature Decay Of Manhood &c. supplying a,
the same time THE MEANS or ssLy-CuRE. Nv one who
has cured himself after undergoing consider able ouaek
cry by enclosing postpaid addressed enve lope single
copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Vzsdtv3m Brooklyn Kings Co Ny
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OOI.GATE,~ "a

OOLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
rhi' celebrated Toilet soap, TN such universe,
demand 10 made from the che,ee.& m...,,.,.
"saio and emoiiens in Its nature, Traeransly
csnted, and extremely benerictsl init.
upon the 'fin For sale by all Drug ssts and Pane,
Goods Dealers.
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Special Notifies.
The Dead that Might be Living.

sssd to think that thousands die annually with the
means Of life and health almost within arms length
Many weakliDg goes down the sravsevery dav whom
the timely use Of HosTETTER's Gel LIBERATED sroM
Aod BlffEHs would have saved. II Is a consolation
however, to know that this glorious Tonic-a Wit alzins
Elixir without single drawb,ck-is preserving the
lives of muittudes In Of general debility and
prostration ii producing effects that are perhaps
astonishing shan anything heretofore observed or re-
corded In the history Of medical treatment. Feeble
emaciated and despaing patients whose powers Of di
geston TO be actually extnguished recover th,r
appetite strength and spirits under course of the BIT
ters with repdity that is positively amazing. All
that the propreors originally expected from the preps
ration was long ago thrown into the shade by IL. actual
results New virtues which they had never thought Of
atrioung to it, continually being developed in il.
every class and constitutional invigorant it stand
alone and unapproachsble.
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WHERE THE DEsocR, rIc Parry Has Gov

WHERE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY Has GONE
Dean Richmond was in Buffalo the other
day, and determined to reduce the wages OF
the employees about the depot. They struck
and threatened fight. Dean prudently fed to
New York. A committee of the strikers tele-
graphed to him repeatedly for restoration Of
wages, but without getting any reply. Final
", they telegraphed that unless they had their
former pay, they would not vote the demo
cratic ticket next fall. That brought ID. r.
out with the characteristic reply: .. The dem
ocratic party has gone to hell; and you may
go there too.
Deans knows Osrego Conn. Adr.
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RTcH VEIN OF Coal DIscovERED.-Tht
Leavenworth Journal learns from Mr. Butter
field that the party sent out by him to explore
the Smoky Hill route, Dissolved vein Of Goa
along the Smoky Hill seven feet thick, ex
tending for sixty-ive to seventy miles. Tn.
supply, TO all appearances, is inexhaustible
There are also acres upon acres of iron ore
The mineral wealth of the extreme western
part of this State is of immense value. The
valleys are rich and productive and capable o
sustaining dense population.