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From Rev. Mr.. McMullen, Pastor Of Roberts
ChAnnl.

Iihlel.
INpIsSAPoLIs, Oct. q, 1887.
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March 3, 1858.
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Principal ONCE and Sales. Rooms, No, q East
Fourth street. third building from Main street
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory in Hammond
| For sale by
4. lANiiwORTHY, Findlay;
GiLBERr, FAIL q SON, Yanlue;
| WM. GRUBBS, Van Buren; ~
| z, BARNEY, McComb;
ID. PErEl,S Il son, Arcadia;
| NJ. HOOK, West Independence;
~ EATON, Benton;
| THOMAS STARkS, Arlington:
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TN LOi FOR SALE.--The undersigned has
i an excellent town lot, situated in "a ftvora.
bic position on Main street, Findlay, to dispose
Of &. A. SPEAR. Real Estate Agent.
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HTTNI TI-FI 'TI-VTIFs
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS

bronchitis, Asthma, Picurisy, Cainrrh. Infiuen.
rp. Cough, srd All other disorders. II admins,
tered hcinre disease has struck "a mortal blow
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A VALUABLE PRUPERTY.-A farm Of
n eighty acres. with forty.nve ceres clear.
ed, and other improvements, is offered for sale.
II Ia located on the road leading from Heck's
mill tn Van Buren,, about four miles from Find.
lay. in very good ncghborhood. For the
terms Of sale and other porticulars enquire Of
g. A. SPEAR. Real Estate Agsnf.
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roUSpED on PRACTICAL ExrERIENcE,
BY JOHN o'CoNNoR, PRACTICAL TAILOR,
FINDLAY, ONO, 1858.
VNHE above work Is now ready and will be
l. sent by mail, pos, paid. to AL parts of tho
United States and British America on receipt
oi $500 per single copy.
Agents and canvas>ers wanted in every city
aud county town throughout the Union, 10
whom liberal commission will be given, and
AN extra per centage on all cash purchases
over ten dollars,
The copyright for all or any Of the United
States will be disposed of on reasonable te rms.
Patterns cut for the Trade to any measure in
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respectable standing in the trade, and who are
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A IOIsE AND rUt IL i.O. ; rUK SALE.
N "A good dwelling house and four lots ad-
dining located in the suburbs Of Fndlay. is
Offered for sale on very reasonable terms, by
$. A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agent
A
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rJNoyN PROPERTY ron SALE. - We
l. have for sale u house and lot located on
Main street. The house Is a new twn-story
building comfortable and convenient, and viii
he disposed Of on reasonable terms. Also,
4 HorSE AND T.or oV WEST ,RDIS STREET. -
The house IL a one-stnry building 32v2l fitted
ont with smoke house, well, &c. and lot dry.
Also.
4 IIorsE AND Two Iors oS East HARDIN Sr.--
The house is one story. and the lots are sup
piled with large number of'ruit trees. which
have been bearing for some time. There Is
also an excellent barn on the lots. We will
dispose ofthis property for money, or eNchange
L for land. :. 4. SPEAR.
RWi EsiIie Igsrt.
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A MOTHER FARM.-A GOOD FARM OF
"A l5O ACRES is offered for sale. II is situ.
ated on blanchard River. about five miles from
Findlay, aud lies high and dry. There are lC0
and good farm house. and frame barn.
g. A. SPEAR Re1l E,fnie dpenf
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1uE INTELLIGENT IN THIS COUNTRY arc always
ready to test the merits nt u prominent dis.
c"vcry or invention. and If satisfied of lis ex.
cclcucr. in adopt. approve and recommend II.
II Is tu this thinking, reasoning class. who al.
ways hook before they leap. and whose honest
and rational Judgment gives tone tn public
opinion. that Or. ROBACK'S BLOOD PrRIFl.
Err AND PILLS owe their immense success
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Sewing Machines.

THEund ersigned basbeen appointed Agent
L forthe sale singers Sewing Machines:
and is prepared TO supply Clothiers, Sad
dlers, Shoe Establishments, and private fam
lilies with such machines
At the Manufacturers Lowest Rates.
These Machines are comm G nto very gen.
eral use, and are admitted to be very deci-
ded improvement on anything of the kind
previously offered to the public.
PISDIAy, March 10. s. A. SPEAR.
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1881
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the distri-
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Rhcump'iem. Lumhagn. sun Joints. Paral,
-. NtuS Dance. Nervous TwlichingS,
Female Complaints,
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General Debility
Scrofula.

Nervous Trcmurs. Painting F.>. Epilrps,
Mental Irritation. DcSpondcncy, Wasting OF II
El.sn
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Affections Of the Lungs.

Sexual Weakness. Harrcnnesa, Diseases cf
Mnmlh MEAL IlL.A .LLL-l. Li.l.L l.nLIL. .Il.l In
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Great Ambassador of Health
The Blood Purifier and Pills
Indigestion,

ire now universally recommended by well in.
orm"d aud ci.nl!d lcr,"lIs, rs an immediate
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CoSiiv"neSS. diseases ui lhe Kidneys. era
IN o." stomach. Wind 'ulir. r,hn between
shoulders, Nausea. Headache.
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THRESHING MACHINES.
&NANM NNNLAS,

after the MasSilon Pattern. w.th rolling straw
carrier. We will al," matr the M"ull NcInnn
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ne was under to the American Consul General
at japan, Townsend Harris, for his important
aid in negotiating the treaty lately concluded
with that Empire. He adds that the Queen
desires to confer upon Mr.. Harris, as a testimo-
NAL OF her gratitude, snuff bex, with the royal
cipher; and his lordship desires that Mr.. Harris
may be authorized to receive 1t. Secretary
Cass has communicated the matter to the chair.
men OF the Senate and House Committees on
HE YACHT WANDERER-Iti IL asserted that
capt. Currie and party, landed near Bruins
wick, Ga, about the 9th inst, 81 Africans.
who were received by some citizens of Ga, and
scattered among the different plantations
capt. Currie, with his yacht, is daily expected
into Charleston.
The action Of the grand jury in Columbia, in
reference to the ignoring of the bills against
the crew of the Echo, it is stated, did not meet
with the approval of public sentiment; and
the decree Of Judges Wagner and Magrath to
remand the case to the April term of the Fed
eral Court (Which meets in Charleston, S. C)
has given general satisfaction.
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DIsCovEKV or SILvEk MINE.-The Great
Salt Lake Valley Tan, Of the 18th November,
says: While other localities are exciting consid-
eTable attention in the States, from the dscove-
ries Of rich mineral treasures, we are glad at
being able to record that a silver mine has been
discovered in this valley. We were yesterday
shown a specimen Of pure silver ore from this
mine, and the discoverer asserts that the precioIs
metal can be obtained in large quantities. The
locality is at present a secret; but is said to be
within two or three hours ride Of Camp Floyd.
These Wahsatch range Of mountains may yet
develope resources that will create a revolution
in this valley.
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u We have received the first number OF the
est. Louis Weekly Times, )" good sized, neatly
gotten up, readable paper just started in II Louis
Mo, by II. H Simmons & Co. The editors an
nouDce their intention to make II a Democratic
paper, giving at all times zealous support to the
Democratic administration, national and state,
uphoidng with their best abilities the acts Of all
regular democratic organizations, &c. In the
discharge Of this plain duty, as an organ Of the
democratic party, they propose to give the ad-
mInistration of President Buchanan an honest
and hearty support.
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The GouLpY FAMILY The wounded membe s
Of this family are now considered out Of danger,
and, with the exception Of Mr.. Gouldy, are able
to be about the house. Mr.. Gouldy Is gaining
rapidly, and his complete recovery is confidently
looked for. Johanna Murphy, the servant girl,
who Is still at the Hospital, has so far recovered
as to be able to sit up for two or three hours each
day-N. Y. SHa p .. ...F r.. ... .
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TxcHNicAL.- unharmonious connub al cou-
pie Ia Cincinnati are endeavoring to get divorce
on the ground that the husband was married to
the wife under a false name, the minister, by
mi<tsk., styling him Edward instead OF Edwin,
NJ the time Of the ceremony.
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INDIAN INTkLLIoEScE.-The Salt Lake Gilt
Valley Tan Of Nov 12th saws:

Valley Tan, Of Nov. 18th, says:
Information has been received at Camp FLOYD,
that the Indians In the neig b hborhood Of Malad
Valley under the leadership Of Tintic, are assem-
bling in considerable numbers, and th hreaten mis-
chief There is no doubt Of the fact, that dele
cation has visited the Navajoes for the purpose
Of securing their cooper ation-but with what
success has not as yet transpired Gen. johnson,
in view Of the threatened danger has sent out
several military squads TO protect the people and
stock i'm their vicinity.
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III The bark Holmes IL about to leave New
York FOR Liberia. She takes out, In frame, a
complete church edihce, for the mission under
the charge of Bishop Payne, at Cape Paimas.
when erected, this building will contain six
hundred persons, and cost about s5 600.
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BTGAMY AND MURDER IN ST. LoUIs.-we lea n
f'om the st. Louis Republican that about month
ago, a Dr.. E. Wander Roecke, from Illinois, set
tied in his profession in that city, and soon after
married a very interesting young lady named
Mary Ann Linhof, sister of Henry Linhof, a
well known and respectable citizen. A few days
ago, letters from another wife in Germany f. IL
into the hands Of the new Mrs Roecke, and sh-
Immediately laid the matter before her friends.
On Wednesday last the brother, Henry Linhon,
in company with friend named August Hof
man, called on the Doctor at his office for the
purpose, as the witness, Hoffman, states, of ask
Ing for an explanation OF the letters. The con-
veTsation was at hrst on Indifferent subjects
When Linhoff, who had appeared perfectly cool
asked Roecke whether his wife In the old coun-
try was living or dead, the Doctor did not re-
turn an answer for a while, and then said "Yes,
| have a wife, and have been married ten wears
left her because. she was a cripple" Linhoff
then inquired Of him what he would do for the
satisfaction of his sister whom he had deceived
and dishonored. Roecke replied, as the witness
states, by some very harsh defamatory remarks
in relation to Linhod Is sister, whsreupon Lin
hof pulled pistol from his pocket, presented 1t
and f5ed. The Doctor arose, took one step and
fell corpse. The ball had penetrated the heart,
passing through both ventricies. LinhoT VOL
UNFAIRLY gave himself up to a magistrate, and
was committed to jail to await an examination.
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PERSONAL.

willards' = . ~ - a'
-. Mr.. De Osma. Peruvian Minister, and
Aizam'ra, attache, are at WilIards'
~, 49,: Lieut. Maury Is to lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association at Buffalo, ". V
next Monday and Tuesday evenings.
-. Hon. J. Clancy Jones. Minister to Austria.
aIIseo IN town y'sternay morning and is the
guest Of VIM Flynn, Esq
-. On the I'd inst, S57 200, with interest. was
due on thh first mt The contract for
the sale Of Mouat Vernon.
-. Gen. Scott-who, IL Is said has not voted
oeiofe since lseT-was at the polls in New York
Haws for Comptroller
80. Gerret Smith figure. that, taking in the
expense OF travelling, establishing newspa pers
feed1ng pauper followers, &c his votes for Gov
lars each.
t.ge, "Belle Brittany are stopping at WilIards
we understand he (they) will leave early in
January for England, TO ''assisti' at the centen-
NAL anniversary of the birthday Of Robert Burns
-. The probable successor of Lord Napier is
said to be Mr.. Lyons, at present British Envoy
al Florence Mr.. Lyons is the eldest son Of Ad-
miral Lord Lyons, who commanded the British
neet In the Black Sea during the Crimean war
-: The Hon. James Chestnut, jr, elected SEN
ator from South Carolina for the short term is
between forty and Fifty years Of age and grad
uate OF Princeton. According TO The South Car
Gilman he will go to Washington about the 1st
Of January.
.... The venerable Humboldt. notwitb.tand.
ing his we'll l-known Intimacy with the King of
Pfussia appeared at the polls at the late election
In Berlin, and cast his vote for the candidates of
tne Liberal party, who have always ella med him
as one Of their number.
.--. The Benicia Boy is determined that Nor
rissey shau ng ht him, and addresses decidedly
pugnacious challenge to him through Porter's
spirit OF the Times, and extends his cha 'lenge
10 the whole world in case s.Morrissey's pru-
dence should get the better Of his valor''
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THE, wELL-KNoWN PARIS oPTICIAN

THE WELL-KNOWN PARIS OPTICIAN
Il and OcuiIst, DIR. wOLFSON, is
famous all over the United States for -s1onsS>
suitIng At hrst eight with his most won
deTful Venezuelan and Brazilian Crys- 0S
tai Rock Speotacles and Eye Glasses,
which have received the highest recommendation
at the Worlds air. and are beyoId doubt the best
improvements in regard to str myth and assls ance
TO the sIght also. for clearing and easIness of the
VISION he produces for the weak eye of age. short
sIgt tedness, or The eye tending TO cataract sion
equal to the strOnge est natural e) ever oonld. He
warrants those same Glasses 10 suit for yesrs.
The Ocust can be sult ed daily. free of CHARGE
by his customers; and he advises visitors to this
city, before going To him, to satisfy themselves first
by DquIring of their freEds amongst ths thou sands
OF ladies' and gentlemen here and eli ewhere VINO
hay used his Strengthening Spectaoles all of whom
Elll testify as to the advantages derived from his
him.
All kinds of Optical Instruments imported direct
from thu best manufactures in Europe, which will
be sod at very reasonable prices at his establIsh-
meDt corner Penn. avenue and 9th street, or No.
49, 9th street, between street and PeRn. avenue,
Washington, DC. de 8-tf
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VEGETABLE BALSAM.
OR FRAGRANT HAIR WASH.
For beautifyiLg AID preserving the r. possess
ing peculiar STRENGTHENING and refreshing qualities.
II also removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES
OF THE SKIN, giving life and vigor to the hair
hitherto unattanable. Manufactured and sold,
wholesale and retail, by
JOHN n. GIBBS, wIllards' Hotel. and
No. 2s2 Pa. avenue, Washington, ID. G..
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@ A r. r. / A O & 3 /.

HE sub.cTibsr e = hs1lnr 3 = made = Editions to his
Factory making il now one Of the largestn -
in the DIsrrIol, where his facilities Tor ~
RIAGES and LI6HT WAGONS carnot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept %
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and oil orders prompt
secopd S hand carr.se. taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d loft corner of 18th and & ets.
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WALL, STEPHENS g. Co.
w No so Psss. Acs.s<.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
Fov School and Dress Wsds.
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
children and wards with School and College Outfits
for the coming season, are invited TO examine our
present large and extensive variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they ft out their children of oil Gxes, IN
o few minutes, with every description of r IA pY-
MADE GARMENTS of substantial and durable quality
st very moderate prices.
au 25-n No. 81 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th ats.
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|oSPLIHESrs.-LOrd Napier has informed
ths Secretary Of State that the Earl Of Elgin,
unsurpassed TO bis Government The obligation
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GENTLEMEN's GtSSSTHINs MADE TO

CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO
VI ORDER.
NALL, STEPHt Ms, co. respectfully in
vite the attention OF gentlemen TO their present
lsrge and verr desirable assortment Of hne
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velvet, silk, and Sat-
IN NESTlNGS, embIsclng ell grades. oolors, and
styles of fashionable materials adapted to mems
vear, which they will make TO order, in the best
style of workmanshIp and finish, at pnces much
cheaper tlan the usual city rates
Constantly on hand one OF the largest sssortmente
of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys TO be found 10 this city.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
ooB so Pa av. between eth and 10th streets.
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TRY GOODS.-DRY GOODSm
II AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Selling OF to REFUGE our very heavy stock our en-
tire assortment of rich Fancy and Staple DRESS
GOODS, 70 close them out bv LIST OF January-
All Fancy Colored Dress Silks and ohes
All Tlch Printed MousselInes and Valencfas.
All wide Black and Coored Silk Velvets.
All hne Plain and Plaid French Merinos
All handsome Cloth ClOaks. newest STYLES.
large assortment of long and square Cloths
BrOche and other styles Shawls.
H With general assortment of first class Sta
pie Goods at reduced prices.
j. w. CQLLEY CO.,
des 2w No. SIS 7th St.. doors above Pa. av