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The Waltam Watch CO.. movement. with extra Jewell
Chronometer Balance. Patent Dust Cap. atcnt Safety
Pinon, &c. in }oz case with Gold Joints, $50 coin
The 4oZ case S;",. In 5oz. S36 coin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

"P S. Bartlett" Watch in 23 Is karat Gold Hunting
Case $50 coin.
waltham Watch Co" Watch in 212 OF. is karat Gold
Hunting Case, SS4 coin.
"Appleton Tracy Co." Watch in 2l2 is karat Gold
Hunting Case, Ss7 coin
Any additional weight 81 per dwt $50 per extra
Hg~We will send any of the above by Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, with bill to collect on de-
livery, and give the purchaser the privilege 10
examine the Watch before paying. All Express
charges, however, TO be paid by the purchaser.
But if the amount Of the price Of tie Watch is re-
mitted to us ,cM The order, we arW prepay the rr-
press charges TO San Francisco ourselves. In send
ing money, drafts on Wells, Fargo Co. are
preferred.
We wish it distinctly understood that these
Watches the very best, with all the latest i'm
provements, and that they are in perfect running
order, and if any Of them do not perform well,
we will exchange it, or refund the money.
Bac Please state that you saw this in the
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N THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF TRIM.
ITY, STATE OF CALlF0RNIA.-IN THE MATTER
OF THE ESTATE OF PHILEMON GASS, Deceased:
, 1869-12-31
THE TIDAL WAVE.
(SpectGtW.)

Our object at present is less to consider
the effects of the great tidal wave of Oc-
tober 9th, than TO dwell upon some IN
teresting effects and peculiarities of tidal
motion. When we learn that astrono-
mers for the most part recognise in the
tidal wave a cause which will one day
reduce the earth's rotation so effectually
that instead of twentyfour hours our day
will last a lunar Worthwhile many as
tronomers believe that the same wave
will at a yet more distant day bring the
moon into collision with our globe-it
will be seen that the laws of the tides
have a cosmical as well as a local inter-
est. They involve more important con-
slderations than whether the watefGn the
, 1869-12-31

stances. Such may he wished for by a
Bismarck, who thinks of nothing but the
humiliation of Austria but an Austrian
statesman, 10 whatever party he may be-
long, can never lend a hand in it. May
the Courts ever show courtesies to one
another; their caprices are, fortunately,
no longer strong enough to regulate the
d~estinies of States. The policy of the
Austrian Premier is, We are convinced, q
policy of peace and Cancellation ; but the
indispensable condition of this is holding
fast to the ground on which they rest.
One can conceive an agreement between
Vienna and Berlin on the basis of the re-
Iinquishment of South Germany by Prus-
STA, on the basis Of the permanent estab-
lishment Of the present state of things,
and to that end the efforts Of an Austrian
policy must ever tend. But our giving
up the last small remains of the right of
protest against the Maine being crossed
would be voluntary suicide. That is not,
and could not be, the question in the
pending negotiation, and that certainly
was not the object of the late journey Of
the Premier.
' There are other cares which disturb
the European Courts, and which put di-
plomatists in motion. The state of things
in France is acquiring a form which, with
or without the illness of the third Napo-
leon, with or without his death, furnishes
plenty of material for reflection. The
Courts and diplomatists expect nothing
good for themselves or their interest from
the overthrow of the Napoleonic Empire,
which must happen sooner or later. and
is becoming more and more unavoidable.
They see incalculable events in its conse-
quences; they fear revolution and it's
spread over Europe, and they would like
to prepare against it as much as their.
foresight enables them. This terror brings
them closer together, and they are seeking
to come TO an understanding with a view
10 the common enemy. 49,.
The times of the Carlsbad resolutions
are gone for ever, and woe to the p%olitici-
ans who thinks f doing anything similar.
Let the powerful ones of the earth make
peoples contented, reduce their armies,
and disarm honourably and sincerely, keep
what they have s%worn-right and thelaw,
and they will not need to trtmble for
fear of revolutionary storms, which never
burst forth if they are not raised.
, 1869-12-31
AUSTRIA.

AA&H ASO VIZ Will L. 4 u L
BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
die Neue Freie Presse-Vienna, Oct. ~
Great is the number of the suppositions
and conjectures based on the rumours of
a r0pprochement between Austria and Prus-
STA, and also on the late journey o Count
Beust through South Germany, bid Stras-
bourg to Switzerland. The so-called
well-informed persons are i~nexhaustible
in assurances and revelations, and if one
collected what has appeared in the Eu-
ropean daily press about this, it would
already fill a pretty good-sized volume.
Much, very much, and often the %silliest,
nonsense is mixed up with this, and we
believe we are perfectly right in follow
ing the whizzings and buzzings going
through the world with scepticism. The
only certain fact is, that the Prussian
Grown Prince, during next week, will set
out on q Journey 10 the East, and this
time will 60 Uid Vienna. The Crown
Prince, it is said, is on this occasion, to
be treatedwith quite peculiar attention,
and people conclude from that, that both
at The Court of Vienna as we'll as at hat
of Berlin, a desire prevails 10 be on more
friendly terms after long interruption.
That MY u :.~~ .,~.y..~e 40 is
evidently only pure imagination, and any
how it is rashly anticipating events to at
once connect, as a consequence, decisive
arrangements of the two Cabinets, about
the German question, with the conciliatory
intentions of the two Courts. Pretty sure
intelligence confirms that the arrival Of
the Prussian Crown Prince in Vienna is
quite independent of the late excursion of
Count Beust, and his meeting with Queen
Augusta in Baden-Baden ; and that the
way in which the Grown Prince will be
received in Vienna is more a matter of
Court etiquette than a political event.
The eventual rapprochement between the
Courts of Austria and Prussia may be
accompanied by serious effects on the po-
litical relations of the two Cabinets; and
we have never concealed that we, in the
interest of peace, wish for a thorough
Improvement of these relations. But one
must not yield TO the illusion that the
intentions of the Courts will be sufficient
for that. The existing obstacles will not
be removed by mere exchange of courte-
sizes between the two Courts ; and if the
relations between Austria and Prussia are
really 10 be permanently improved, before
all, an understanding must be come to
about an Interpretation of the Peace of
Prague, taking into account the interest
Of both parties.
The Bavarian Landeszeitung, a journal
open to Hohenlohe aspirations, has already
bean able to announce that the abandon
r8ent of Article Nv. of the Peace of Prague
was at the bottom of the much-talked-
about rapprOchement Of the two States.
, 1869-12-31
S o. 0 IL a S.

go RNH ~ SA
feeler. The intention is to indicate on
what basis Prussia could become on good
terms with Austria. That this SUPPOSE
ton is correct, is shown by the Berlin
National Zeitung, which, in an article on
the relations between Austria and Prussia,
says: eff we are to put a rappr0chement
between Austria and Prussia on the do
main of possibilities, the first supposition
must be. that Austria unites in our reading
of the Peace of Prague. Austria must
give up all objection to the union. of
North and South Germany she must
leave this unification entirely to the Ger
mans, or else We shall never regard her
as IA good neighbour" This is, in hnri
words, the programme of~the national
Liberals, and, beyond all doubt, also, that
lohe ~sycophants nor the Berlin politicians
reflect that they thereby require an act Of
REIMBURSEMENT and a political resignation,
for which not the slightest occasion is to
be found either in our home or foreign re-
lations. More than ever South Germany
looks confidently to Austria less than
ever the South German people are in
clined to let themselves be P~russianized.
TO give up the right of protest, incon-
powerfully conferred on US by Article w.
of the Prague Treaty, would be equivalent
to cutting the ties which still keep Au-
stria in connection with Germany, and to
betraying South Germany without the
slightest advantage for ourselves. If it
be true that the unifcation of all Germany
under Prussian supremacy increases the
dangers for the duration of Austria, that
Prussia's desire of absorption would grow
and would come in direct contact with
Austria, there is no reason why we should
now, in far more favourable circumstances,
make a sacrifice which we refused in
much less favourable circumstances. We
should look upon the Imperial ChanceI-
lorship of Count BeuSt as all over; nay,
the whole constitutional development Of
Austria as threatened with new trammcls,
the differentiation" of the Empire and its
relapse into a Observation-Disclosures ex-
detrimental policy as decided, if that were
the basis of a rapprOchement between Au-
stria and Prussia. At this cost, it is true,
we know very well that the friendship Of
Prussia and even of Russia is to be had !;
but let people not be mistaken, that in
this case the stake would be Austria, and
that such a fatal turn would bring about
that universal war which European diplo-
macy wishes to avoid. On such a basis
no agreement is possible. The Courts
may dream of it, the B~ohemians may
build their hopes upon it; but the force of
circumstances is against it. The German
and Hungarian CONSCIOUSNESS" which
now bears the State, would combat such
q change with quite different energy to
that with which it now combats the b.
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Rates of Advertising
Official Registry.
CouNTY OFFICERs. u

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge Of Common Pleas-GEo. b. TUTTLK-
Prehate Judge-JAcoB V. NELL.
Prosecuting AttOrney-E. L. WEBER.
ON nty Auditor-wILLIAH GRISNELL. 49,.
County Treasurer-GUsgAyTsP r. REED. -
Clerk of Courts-ANDREw JACKSON.
sherir-OTIs d. PAINE
>4IEcoRDER-G. W. BARRETT.
County Commissioners-HESKYJ J. NOBLE, PER-
RYP DAwLEY, Jos. C. CONRAD.
Coroner.-LUTHER II. PARAELEE.
Suryeyor-CuARLEsaJ GILLIs - -t's@
Directors of County Infirmary-J. c. BEATTY,
GUAM CLEMENTS and L. c. DODGE.
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS. i.
Rayenna-ROYALT TAYLOR.
Kent-E. W. STUART.
Garrettsville--F FRANCIS. -
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwater-J r. Conrad and sylvester A.
Hinman.
Aurora-Reuben p Cannon and Worthy ray-
.Brimfeld-Joseph T.. Carrier and A. H. Lam
phare.
Deerfeld-C. S. Tibbals and John II. Hoffman.
Edinbursh-Smitl Sanford and Asa Bingham
Charlestown-1Aug1stu Munyoh and Nathan
III. srsith.
FrankIin-Joel Davis Alvin Barton, /. Archer.
Freedom-Lyman Bryant and Aryiilus q.
Larkcom. 'ta''i
Hiram-Rufus Butts and Richard NJ Hank.
Mantua-A n. Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and A. +. Hannahs.
Palmyra-John J. Williams, Orrin Stevens
and EnOch Morgan.
Paris-A. B. Merrill and Brainard Selby, Jr.
4 Rayenna-wma Goolman.a George F. Robin
son and Charles B. Stowe.
Randolph James p. Cole and n c. Sears.
Rootstown-A II. Barlow and Gideon sey-
.nour.
shalersville- Samuel G. Eidridge and William
Carlton. .s's5s ,+as+5Ss " 4s4-s 7FSs-E >
streetsboro-E. n. Stanton and James H.
Nichols. ~ = 90 s-aG z5EsEs
sufheld-H X Martin and VIM. Pauius. Asss
windham-E. S. Woodworth and Cornelius ],
1Trary. s.= bsst r=st5 - Z s-EF5L z-gss
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TIoN, RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
LIST District, Charles Rule, Of Ham
iiton; I'd, o. j. Dodds, Hamilton; Sd,
David Patton, Preble; 4th, j. S. Win
ner, Darke; 9th, George w. Andrews,
Auglaize 9Th, J. M. Trimble, High
land 7th, c. W. Dewey, Greene Sth,
W. M Randall, Union; 9th, Robert
Lee, Crawford; 10th, FL. P. Platt, Luz
cas- 18th, r., N. Sprey, Scioto 12th,
A. r. Vaneleaf, Pickaway 18th. A.
Van Hamm, Muskingum 14th, J. X.
Newcomer, Lorain; 18th, w. r. Col
den, Meigs, 18th, j.. b. JaInison, Har-
rison; 18th, c. NJ. sAten, Coiumbiana !;
18th, A. III. Cummins, Summit; 18th,
Orson A, Carlin. Ashtabula.
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COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS

-9 LIST District, J. +. FolIett, of Hamil-
ton !. I'd, Samuel f. Hunt, Hamilton /;
Sd, Durbin Ward, Miami 9TH, j. #.
Mckinney, Miami; 5th, r.. G. Le-
Blond, Mercer 9Th, G. M. d. Bloss.
Clermont 7th, George Spence, Clark !;
Sth. BaFnabas Burns, Richfand; 9th,
A. d. Skellenger, Huron; 10th, w. d.
Hill, Defiance; Hth, /. p. Manahan,
Jackson; 18th, G.. d. Martin, Fairfield
13, G. w. Morgan, Knox; 14th, L. r.
Critehfeld. Wayne; 18th, w. H. Old
ham, Washington; l6th,IW Law
renee, Guernsey; 18th, A. MeGPegoP,
Stark; 18th, F. p. Wallace, Cuyahoga
10Th, Jefferson Palm, Trumbull.
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CuRE FOR FouNpEREp HoRsEs.-- -
Take lump of alum the size of a..
walnut; powder it and dissolve in y,
warm water, The horse must be =
drenched with this liquor; it viii :,
throw him into q profusc perspiratiop ss
and he viii soon be, as, well as ever
This should be done as, soon, as you
ascertain his condition, .gesa s,sgs,
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aE THE cotton crops in Georgia and5ssz
Florida promise well. .si.slsssig
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CARPEr-RAseER Deweese, of. Ohio. a
now in North Carolina, aud about The. !
worst NJ. c., in the world, has Just =,
been convicted of using tho franking -
privilege contrary to Jaw.
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The Platform and the Nomina-
= ti0ns: 1888
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Farm for Sale.

2
tYTIIIE undersigned having other business re-
4 I quiring his attention. Offers his farm for
Esale Is situated Il mile from public square,
contains about 1874 acres fine arabic and grazing
land Plenty of fruit and timber q never fail :
4 ling. supply of living water, good house with 10
irooins, 3 good Barns and other outbuiidings-
firhis farm has almost the entire milk trade of
tRavenna. which, as the city grows will become
more profitable. This property offers great in
|tucemeuts for u party with some means tOsen-
gage in very profitable business as the farm will
fJle sold with moderate payment in hand and
Sufficient time on the balance.
hid. SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, May 20, 1859, 3s.tf.
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|. V. BfERcE. W. B. THOMAS.
BIERCE & THOMAS,
A ttorneys at Law, Rayenna, Ohio. Once in
Empire Building 4i-ly.
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Err. Waits LdFsftlssneRt&
AUE1oEN.ss .4z5z $ SFza.
.zE isssFsg
AMERICAN WATCHES.

. !.
Are more extensively eounterfeited at the pres
ent time than ever before.
Their Splendid time Keeping qualities have in
duced many unprincipled dealers TO import
worthless limitations Of all the various styles
inc watch should buy only Of reliable Local
Agents. We have now a fun line of all the dTf-
ferent STYLES in Cold and Silver which for finish
and price are more desirable tlkan anything ncz
fore Offered iIsthe mark s. III n = e
We are selling Heasy Hunting cold
GEFT'S WATCH AT ONLY SIS
LADIES GOLD WATCHES,
At equally low prices. We are selling hue FnlA
Jeweiled Huntidg Cases at 40 80 60, 20 SO,
STEM WINDING WATCH.
A new thing and good thing. Can and nd; see
them at T. b. WAffL
IPAUL eEETos WATCH
Is equal to any watch of American or European
manufacture We have the exclusive agency for
the county and guarantee them to give satisItc
ton in every particular srssssss-.s Es-fsaz {
The Celebrated
Oreide and Alstninum Watches
Are not quite EQEALTO GOLD, but cost much
less. YotisetI buy flIeul ut ti-out e1ilaif New
York price and have tie choice of style; we
will send them by express on receipt of the
price g.. 10, y. 14e 16s 1s 80 - $24 Ail.good
time keepers In fact e you EwaH8 4ny thing IN
the way OF a watch, call and get posted as to
style and prices, we are sure we can suit You
from IS to $500.
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Farm for Sale.
"a very desirable farm Of eighty acres locat
IN ed on the town line of Ravenna and Roots
town. good barn on the premises, and plen
ty of young fruit trees in good growing condi
ton. Also. four acres Of pasture land situated
on north Chestnut street. in the village of Ra-
VIENNA, just the thing for man wishing place
to pasture n COW or two. For terms and u par
ticnlar description of the premises offered for
sale, enquire at the Office of
= RANNEY1 & HATFIELD.f
Nav 10. 1869, 37-tf.
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Business Cards.
G. REN. FRANKLIN.s :

Auctioneer, Ravenna, O. Leave all
orders at the Onice of .'fhe Democratic Press, y
stating the day on which the sale L to take
pI,sse. Terms, &C., may be obtained at the
same place. zo1 .gy-es.l
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the N. Z. Farmer says: In the spring.
of 1867, Itried an experiment ON one se
fourth of an acre, and in the spring OF ~
1865, i tried the same on one and a, Z
quarter acres, from which I took about
2200 plants, and at haying time, there sg
were less than one, dozen standing. q
My method is to cut the root about
one or one and Q half inches below r.
the surface and carry them off from ssIa
the field. ] use achisel or some im-xssE
plement about two inches vide with.olg
a handle of sufficient length to enable g3
the operator to stand erectwhile using Il
it. / have no particnlar time for ent-
ting. Any. time viii answer kwhenssss
they can be seen-. "a 20 e a -
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On motion, the Convention adjourn
ed sine die. ... 500 --.5
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,ealer in. Green and Dry Groceries, Tea,s
Coffee, Sugar. Canned Fruits of all kinds,
Hams, Lard, Dried Beef, Salt, &C., &c.
No. 5, Phenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
june 10th, 1853, 41-1y, Z: y go
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DIR. A. w. ALCQRN,
I .WEDDEIsLEHOUSE,
Il. L. PARSONS,

1eveIand Ohio. $3.50 per day z. A. GIL
LETTE y C0o. Proprietors. xo8is1
Dec. 3, 1853, 1y.
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A Committee was appointed to wait,
upon General Rosecrans and inform
him of his nomination by the Conyen-,
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GEORGE SADLER, M.. D.,
DIR. a. M. POWERS.

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic and Private
diseases treated successfully. OFFIcE-Next
door south of Green Il Barlow's Store.
Dec. 81, 1853, 1y.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29
SQS tteue GQbel.

Oas neue &abel, bellen erfolsrede 2esuns ourd
ben r@reat GaItern" am 13. D. nit Der Ganouna auf
ct. Yierre (einer fran5oll9en Sniel an Der Riiite
BON 9feufunblano) gum Mbldluiie fam, 1T beinabe
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2Gnge bes eiaentliden Gabels betrdgt BON Brett bis
ct. Yierre 1925 Vteilen, unb bon St Yierre bis
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(eines sl Brett. Suei auf ct. gierre uno zines an
Der Suite Der ger. Staaten) tueIds ancsrs coniiru=
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beerer electril6er Setter ien ueroe, als Dos ere.
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Ser 9auptt6eil. tpelder bas 8reiter &uItenenoe
nit benz Dniden &iitensnbe auf ct. Yierre perbin=
oe liegt auf einem Der grpben Ylateaus, melfe ben
@runb oes atlanfii4en Oceans biloen, aber auf ei-
nenl b6beren, als oemieniaen, auf iueldes oas ens
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aus 1T 5emli4 isi4t, allein iton mad 3uriidssuns
uno Der @runo ienft l6 oonn allmdblig bis 80 So
ben. Diele 5iefe, NIT fanftem Nbfale bdlt an, bis
oas Gabel Die @e9enb Der duBeren tueltli1en &Ilte
Srlanos erreiat. Won bort aber fn0et auf Ian0i=
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fadem 8ooen cine oIlmdlise Nbienfuns big 5u 900
Saben Siefe fatt. SIT oieie 9iefe erreidt, bann
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berab. Oies lit Der iteilte Sbeit ieiner Yabn Sn
Der eiaeutlihen Wfitte bes Oceans Dariirt Die
9iefe BON 1000 bic 22OO Gaben. Sort unten 1T oas
Rabel am uneeH6rtelten. 9as 1T Die @e9eno, mo-
ale 8epegune aufb6rt. 9ieie Strede ourdIduft
oas sRabel in einem iid bon @iiooit nod Noropet
bin3iebenoen 8o9en, bonn 42. bs 4S. @rao N6rbl
8reite. 8ei ieiner Mnndberuns an Die Neufuno=
Sei,ebenoen III eis6sraen der ,n en D' 0''
Snnerbalb tpeni9er Sage ertpartet man aud bic
Musfiaung Der Strede BON ct. Yierre nod 9or.
burp, am Ginganse oes 5afens bon Ylpmoutb.
(W. b. @.)
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Sas i9redli9e Giienbabn>ltnaliid.

81. Br, gbrmann. Elm 2eier bes n@eitboten" in
pDrt Sarps, Hetp Oorf. fdreibt uns Ndberes iiber
bas idredlide Giienbabnunalid, bas in Der Nodt
bonn IA. Sul our4 ben 3uiammenitob oes paiia=
ger3uges nit benz GradtSuSe Deranlabt tuuroe uno
ipOburd adbt Meniden ben, idrdeliden Jlammento.
leioer Su ipdt fur lebte Summer Elm nno nadoem
mir bereits ben Norfal mad teIe9rapbilden 8eri6.
ten mitgetbeilt batten. Oie ganSe S9ulb fdllt auf
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