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officials in Illinois, but they gener
ally were of the character he hac
observation-disclosures, profligate and cor
rupt. He evaded any reference tc
Fitch't gross personalities.
Davis rose ct this point, and de
|precated the language which had
been used, as only worthy of broth
ell or bar-room. He said the Sen.
ate had fallen from it's high estate
when such scenes could be permitted
to occur.
General Shields interposed, and
said he was perfectly cool, but de.
plored the passion exhibited in this
personal episode. even by those who
condemned it. Davis then said his
feelings at these spectacles had be
trayed him into language which he
regretted as unbecomiDg the body.
Fitch apologized to the Senate for
expressions which we're indecorous,
but so far as Douglas was concerned
he desired it understood, he bad
nothing to detract in any manner
from. He meant every word he had
uttered.
After this passage, an adjournment
prevailed, leaving the nomination
pending, and Fitch's brand upon
Douglas brow.
His Southern friends say it must
be resented, or he will be disgraced.
But 1t is believed he will bear this
indignity with the submission he has
done some others.
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Npwspupprs.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher thu,
speaks Of the newspaper, the common
peoples Encyclopedia:
"ln no other way can so much, SC
varied, so useful information be impart
ed, and under circumstances so favor.
able for educating the child's mind, as
through a judicious, well'conducted
ne ewspaper.
To live in a village was once TO be
shut up and contracted. But now a
man may be hermit and yet a cosmo.
polite. He may live in the forest,
walking miles to a pos,oilice, having a
mail but once a week, and yet he shall
be found as familiar with the living
world as the busiest actor in il. For
the newspaper is a spy glass by which
he brings near the most distant things;
microscope by which he lesurely e1.
amines the most minute objects; an ear.
trumpet by which he collects and brings
within his hearing all that is said and
done all over the earth; a museum full
Of living pictures OF real life, drawn
not on canvas, but with printers ink on
paper.
The effect, in liberalizing end en-.
larging the mind OF the young, Of this
weekly commerce OF the world, will be
apparent to any one who will ponderit.
Once, q liberal education could only
be completed by foreign travel. The
soLs only OF the wealthy could indulge
in this benefit. But now the poor
mans son can leaIn as mnch at home,
as q hundred years ago gentleman
could learn by Journeying the world
over. For while there are some advan.
tages in going into tho world, it is the
poor mans privilege to have the world
come to see him. The newspaper is a
great collector, great traveller, great
lecturer. 1t is the common peoples
eucy clopedia - the lyceum, the col.
lege.
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HOSTETTEAy.S
STOMACH BITTERS,

I,is,r,c, ,bot -, s,,,,,o ,,o,.,,d o,.o,,,.,,,..
hor nf no bun,',u cn,iI,, H. s,,,iot -, 3i'a.
or disturbance of ihc bodlv func,inns. bm,
with the niI nf , gnnJ t,nir III ,Tn n,.,i,a ~
nlnin common scnsc thcv mnv lao ,,I,io so w.
rc",,loie thn svstem ms ~ soc:,,,, ,orm,.,na,,,
health. I'm order 10 accomniiSh mis- dos,rnJ
ohiect tho trno cou,so tn ,,,rsnn lie cor,,,i,I, a,
,h9t ,,hi,h ,riu nrnduco '',.I 70 ,.,'",!
limos ,t Tho Innst buy,rd ~ ,.i,,I st.o,,,,h ~
life. For this wurnose, DR.. II"s,cticr las In, in'
troduced 10 This cnuntry a, nrounr.ti,.., h,,.,,.
IN, lis name which iS MI, " :, had, r ,n,,i,'7
ono ih,t has heen tried f,rvonrs ,,j,,ino S,,is
t,rtion In all who hnvc usSd H. m" lit,crs
oucrnte powerfully unnn The stomach. bnweIs
and uver rcstnring thcn, to "a ho,Ithv'unI
vigorous action. and thus bv The simnlc nro.
cess of strengthening nature. enable the sys.
tom 10 triumph over disease.
For the cure of Dvsueusin Indioostinn Nam.
sea, FmtuIencv, Loss Of Appetite, or a,y Bi.
ious Complaints, arising from n morbid innrt.
ion of the Stomach or Bowels. producing
Cramps, Dysentery, Collie, Chuler;, Morbus,
&C. these Btters have no caual,
Diurrhpn nvscutcrv or t'luy sn ccnerallv
contracted by new settlers, and caused princi.
pallv by the change of waiernnd diet yIIl he
spnedily regulated bv "A Lricr nae ot this pre.
paration. Dysuepsia, "A disease which Is bro
badly more prevalent, in all its various forms.
than any other. and tho cause of which may
always be attributed TO Arrangements of the
digestive organs. can bc cured witLnut CIiI hv
| using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BiTTEIlS as
. nor directions ON tho bOtile For This disease
every physician viii recommend Dittrrs "f
some kind; then why not use nm article known
TO be nf,llihle? All nations have their Bitters,
/ ms a preventive of d!seaSe and strengthrner of
the system in general; and among them nIl
/ there is not TO be found a more healthy pronln
than tho Germans, from whom Ills nropnr,l.
| ton emanated, based upon scientific oxpori.
ments which have tended 10 prove the y3l9e OF
.nis y. cat preparation III inc sc'de oi neu,'-H
FEVER AND AorE.-This irving and provoking
disease, which fixes liz relentless grasp on the
body OF man r'un9'ns nm 10 mere shadow
and n"nt,iiv useless aan hc driv"n S Irnm n,,S ~,
body by the use of liOSTErTER'S RENOwN
ED BlLlElss. Further, none ol ,he above
s.oa unu"Ses S" ,ho po h "Nui' III oA
directions. And AS they neither create n,u
sea nor offend the palate. and render unneccs
sary any change ol diet or interruption of or
dinary pursuits, but promote sound slcep an,
healthy digestion, the complaint is removed a
speedily as is consistent with the produ ctiol
, of a thorough and permanent cure.
For Persons IN ddoanesd Years, who are sui
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A. M. HoLLABAuoH, Sec'ty

MEssRs. M. WARD, CLOSE & Co.
Wholesale Druggists, Of New York
city, are the Eastern Agents for ST
Johns Cough and Consumption Syrup
The General Agency for the Western
States, is at TifIin City, Ohio, The
following willshow the very high opin.
ion entertained OF this medicine by the
citizens Of that place:-Abel Rawson,
who for thirty years has been at the
head OF the Bar in North Western Ohio
and has now retired upon handsome
fortune, says, he has never been SC
speedily relieved OF a violent and deep.
ly seated Cough and cold, as by the
use OF this Syrup.
A son OF Judge Ingram was confined
to the bed with Cough, and apparent.
iy Fastening to the grave with Con
sumption. Mr.. Rawson, an intima te
friend Of the Judge, when travelling in
Iowa, heard OF the danger OF the oung
man, and Immediately wrote to the
Judge, advising him to administer this
Syrup without delay, His advice was
followed, and resulted in his rapid ro.
s,oration to health.
DR.. H. Kuhn, a graduate OF the med.
ical college Of Baltimore, and for thir.
ty years at the head Of the medical pro.
fession in Northwestern Ohio, makes
frequent use Of this medicine ia his
family, and recommends il TO his pa.
tients for Consumption and obstinate
Coughs.
Judge Lang sayshe holds this Syrup
in very high estimation, and wishes to
keep supply constantly in his family.
Mr.. George Knup, Postmaster, says
he was afflicted with deeply seated
Cough and Cold. Hoarseness, and Pain
in his Breast. and was soon cured by
the use OF this Syrup.
Professor Good, Of Heidelberg Col.
lege, says he he has used this medicine
in his family, and takes pleasure in
bearing testimony 10 its efficacy.
The Rev. Z. B. Bement says, he
used this Syrup fora severe Cough and
Cold, and it had an admirable effect.
The late J. w. Wilson, formerly Of
the Ohio State Senate, said, ST. Johns
medicines belong TO that small class of
patent medicines that are entirely free
from guackery.
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News from Virginia.
MADISON c H., Va,


Oct. 81, 1856.
DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, - Dear Sir:-l
take pleasure in adding one certificate
to your list, and recommending Hoof'
lands German Biiters to all who may
be afflicted with Dyspepsia or Piles
| had been afflicted some four or five
months with Dyspepsia, when | com
menced taking the Bitters, and they
effected a perfect cure. | had also Sc
we're pain in my stomach, attended with
Piles. have never had an attack oI
the same nature since | was cured by
the Bitters, and very cheer(ully re
commend them to all who may be sim
ilarly afflicted.
H. CARVER, late p. NJ
Witness-JAs M. FLOYD.
Ask for Hoonand's German Bitters
Il is sold by druggists and storekesper
in every town and village in the United
States, w est Indies and South America
at 10 C. per bottle.
~-n>-NN-O~~~~-~0~~N<
A FAIR CHALLENGE DR.. BRAGG
inventof and manufacturer Of BRAGG
ARCTIC LINIMEST, challenges the Who'll
medical profession to try all its pre-
scriptions against this single prepara
ton in the cure Of Rheumatism. Neu
ralgia, Palsy, Scrofula, or any descrip
ton Of external ailment, caused b.
accident or disease. lr has never ye
been known to fail; but in thousan
Iof cases has effected speedy and rae
ical cure. LIE; every one afflicted wit
any or The above diseases give II "a
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Suetial Wotites.

VO CONSUMPI IVES. - The advertiser,
having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered several years with severe LUNG
AFFECTION, and that dread disease, Con.
sumption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To ali
who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used (free of CHARGE, with d.
rections for preparing and using the same
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which they will End a sure cure for Con.
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip-
ton will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Long Island.
October 1, 1S58.-[3m
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Discascs and NDOcIOrs, SiuH.N


The ONLY True REMEDIES. - II we
look at the formidable list Of human
ailmens, we wonder that men live ; if
al the still longer list OF medicines, we
wo der that they die. But the truth is,
that disease too often acquires its worst
terms from maltrcatment, and that or
dinary medicines are in most cases
powerless il not psrnicIous. Thanks,
however, TO the discoveries OF the gre at
Swedish Phy ysician, DR.. Roback, a
brighter prospect has opened for tho
sick. His Blood Pills and Blood Pu
riGer are producing astonish' 'ng ;esults.
They are not pallia,ives, but obliter'
ants OF disease. Their disinfecling in.
fuence reaches the poisonous germs OF
all maladies in the blood. They are
restorative as we'll as purifying - sus
tanning the strength Of the patient
while taey extinguish the complaint
Compounded OF rare herbs, transmitted
from Scandinavia, by the Doctor
agents in that Hyperborean region
they are unlike any other preparation
before the world in their medicinal pro
perties. In dyspepsia, in Epilepti'
Fits. Scrofula, Skin Diseases, and Fe
yer and Ague, as well rs in all tn
prevalent forms Of Bowel Complaint
and Affections Of the Liver, their cura
tive action is as certain as the, effect O
water upon flame. We commend hi
advertisement TO the earnest attention
Of invalids.
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Ir rs A COMMON OBSERVATION that
there arc more sufferers from Debility, +,
among Americans, than can be found
among any other civiliznd nation
The reason is obvious. We take too
little exercise, and forget the wants Of
the body in the absorbing pursuits Of
business. In all such cases, the orli.
nary medicines C IN do little good.--
What is required is just such a tonic
and invigoratcr /, DR.. J. lIostetter's has
given to the world, in his CELEBRA.
TED "DlTTERS." The weak and
nervous denizen Of the counting house,
the exhausted toiler upon the shop.
board, and the proslrated student OF the
midnight lamp, have found a wonder
(ul regenerato. in the "Bitters,' and
prefer it to mere pretentious, but less
etlic aciouS medicines. But il should
not be forgotten that the agent which is
so magica inits influence upon frame
which is merely debilita,ed, is equally
powerful in assisting nature to expeI
the most terrible forms OF disease
Who will not give it trial!
Sold by druggists and dealers every
where.
Bxls- See advertisement in anothe
| column.
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AericuIturaI Society Mee,iue

There will be meeting Of the Han
cock County Agricultural Society. a
the Court House, in Findlay, on Sat
urday, February 9Th, 1859, at one
O'Clock, p. m. 1t is desirable that ev
cry member OF the Board Of Officers
and the Board Of Officers elected or
the 10Th instant, be present, as busi,
ness of importance will be transacted
W'M MARTIN, President,
A. M, ,HoLLABAueg. Sec'fy.
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Sweet Lena Lyle
Was free from guile
Ever kind and true;
A fairy form,
A heart So warm,
And eyes OF deepest blue.
She has gone from earth,
With her voice of mirth
Aud gentle winning way,
To Heaven above
Tie place OF love
The realm OF endless day.
The bright sunbeam
That glds the stream,
Falls ON her lonely grave
by the rivers side.
Where the rolling tide
The weeping willows lave.
Sweet Lcna's gone.
] muse alone
Beneath the stars Of even;
When life Is done,
Above the sun
I'll meet my love in Heaven.
FiSDLAY, Ohio. --[LoSE STAR
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Ohio State aud Union Law College.
This Institution has been removed to Cleve.
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and
students upon Graduating may be admitted
into practice. Observation-Disclosures, at Cleve
land, NJ. A. KING. Secretary.
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ntTCu NOTICE.-Rood, non reside Mt own
~ er oi the G. NV 4 OF section S3; and tn,
non resident owner (iame umkhown) ofthe 4. Nv
Of the n'w 4 of section 81, will take nntins
that application will be mado 10 the Trustee,
of Blanchard township, Hancock county, Ohiu
to view and locate ditch on the following d.
scribed lands In said township, VIZ. Com
mencing at the east end of the half ssctjo,
line of section 50; thence west IN said limo ol
tho south side of the road TO tho run on sectio,
so. where II terminates. Said Trustees vii
meet Ia locate said ditch on the 2sth dsy ot
ia iuary, A. y. lsSD. at ten O'Clock, n, m,
D~ssM0sr IL, 1855. !. J. C0LhAN.
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TIE ARLINGTON TRIAL.--The trial

TIE ARLINGTON TRIAL.--The trial
on the charge Of riot in the case
Of several persons from Arlington
closed on last Saturday evening" -
Mr.. A. J. Stamford and Mr.. Thorn.
as Stark, were discharged, and Mr.
John Kibler was held to bail for his
appearance. About forty or fifty
witnesses were examined, in the
course Of the trial. Some one will
have to foot pretty big bill Of costs,
for that evenings entertainment.
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NInrrIngr.

Married at the residence of II. p. GAGE, OF
this town, on Thursdey. the 2sth inst, at six
o'clock. Il. m., 10y Rev. l.. II. GURLEY, Mr.. DAS'
III SMALL, of Illinois, to Mrs. REBEocA CoSR, o
IindluV.
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trial and they will find it to be all that
is stated.
1t is for sale by druggists generally
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and praurrArkn, and will enrs COWS oi giving sLoopy
sT They s s fssP ss
ssrsS h they BaS s 20 s y o
aIn 81 Johns genuine rosde,s ere and sIsr ~, pos ySn..
thing else is Just as good
y From Wealthy Farmer oTSenecd Co. Ohio.
My horse was worked and driven so hard, that hs
seemed sp @ xs St end al rss ap .
lrriy WORTHLESS and about TO die gave bin various
SSSf'f SS r. e. ssy SSsprcS B,
rapidly improved until he became perfectly vel isssn
Fifteen HSrss, in one stable Cured '.'f # Cough
csnIsa osssr. ays
Saueep Gepa and he best horse "sdisins Win which
S sqs sass s and H.
hitssn ~ number afflicted With cough ltdvssd hisa
s s sSs sy 'f learned 9 he had css my advice
his horses were then perfectly well
Hollow Horn, Etc.-I have used St. John's cond
have @ SSS Them excellent 10 di.ts@per, and The other
Sr ss Hssn ssS sr sss sa
GE Sp sS s. on % ss
irsqargy sIyeH them 70 sSs. ,Ss, bsea%s diseased:
and ss i ssHs % sss eSTds, ss. ssr hsSs ssa'
sPn' 4'"IR, Ohio. SAMUEL foUNo.
Bloody iailk, ,Ete.-Mr, Jane, orents.s. Omar.
Ana hTgss billy ySs rstss PS.s.s. .. d;.s s.,
r SsSs s% %T SssS 5 ss :
s%n3n an 50 w tsy ~ 70 s sss ssr u I've S
bloody milk. cure was soon effected with these Pew-
''''' From resiienf 81 Philadelphia. Pa. ~
Ts. sys"s .s at ss %ss had ss
ssss sa h:ss ssf6 . s
fGss H"@ ss%G 'safn
& s asS sass hs G %hsy q. s:
siWsys Win when travelling Win my o.a team: ~
Sa's'Ss 81 'o'S '"s 's''s' p''e'aCSfa .. q. sykes.
S :"s, Is' Dr. sSst " @
s Ss s:: s:.:%S::
grfs srss Ss %y SS.is
hs% Tssy yo ssts yASR, o%RSSs si s
cured them perfectly in two days.
Ma. MILAN RrsrlaM, psrehant gyan.p9ys. Oh
M s sssn. Sss q any SSrSs SS:
melcine ever sold II you can send me ssSpsy. u
40 Hosss iISsfi neatly Dead with pis.smp.s I :.
Reid s,S ssnsSs cS H As a s9sss =
Ss s b ss s S% rss + ;si psSs sSs
''Ia %sorss doctor cured hor.s ,hs. .ss.ss -
.s s; 4 Be sass slss .Ss Sss g. g. y ~
sS ::S ';;s 'sss;'ss ssS sss = 80
,; lsss !; aSsssst ssss:si Asss s:;''t. = :: "a =
4 90 isexGL pss GREEN, psvssssn 4 \.
4 ]. +. DENNIS Or
Il S,venhei ID. isSs.s-fiy.w.s n ~
N -------------->------.--4>|
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BRAGG 4 DURROwES,
Sole Propriotors, st. Louis, Missouri.

We, the undersigned, masters and owners Of
steamboats, running TO and from the port Of
st. Louis impressed with the importance Of
having on haiid. at all times, Il saie and certain
remedy to he used IN cases "f sudden disasters.
have obtained supply Of DR.. Bragg's Ayctio
Linimont, which we shall always hereafter car.
ry upon our respective boats believ ing II to
be the most speedy and unftlling remedy for
the cure Of burns, scads. wounds, contusions,
NC, ever offered To the puUlic.
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VI - Ee-~h 1A4AsU - ~ - ~. -
te NT1tf nAx<r ks<< ~ = W
" ISO 6HVE ANIE 49, 4
--..s....... -. -. - ~ 4. 4. ", +
hHsunhTfsH, skukALofA, sHcscsIssesSse>
sLSss, OLD sohtss- scAbp HsADs bphEe 40
soALos, srtrs JOINTS, soaE ThRofr. eT1Afn1
App ssu,ars. soar ssrAsrs. svolrsr sf.xSuS
rfLxs on cuTAurous n,sexsrs
-fts-.s bio. "A d " T II II - K'fsts IL
nm a rms - .-.,,~--.. -
"nhVu hhCIlO LA01A84Isr
And get the Usss~d at.sSs Sosrrsa yrss.
,Fr7 - : : - - ~
~
ArCJlC Va Msngf2 m U0
Wv ~
A invldious and impudent card racsntiv
IA published by the proprietors OK the Nus
Tang, seems TO call for some notice ~ our
hanus ana although we dislike Newspaper con-
ltroversies, and have always avoided them. Ne
shall in this instance depart from our uaual
custom. The card alluded 10 10 aimed q
bhAGGS \ ARCTIC LlNIMENT, and ven, svi-
Idenuy has pecuniafy origin, these disIntereet
ed gentlemen dlsIiting 10 see their article SUP.
plnnted SO rapidly Ivy BRAGS'S AhCTfC LIN
lNiMEST. The card Is too desultory for Us 70
iolluw sdidfini, but states That Dr. Bragg had
published card announcing that no had no
iurther connection with the Mustang, and
would not hold himself responsible for its de-
toriorated quality, or for The iuries resulting
from the use OF the spurious article with which
the mark etwas glutted. DR.. Bragg son 10 the
lonly person oI tnat name having any interest
In the Arctic Liniment. BRA1o's ARCTIC LINZ
lMENT II now and always has been owned by
Oliver T. Bragg and NJ. Burrowos doing busi-
ness under the style OF Bragg Burrowes, and
the only connection DR.. Bragg ever had With IL
was IN The simple fact that he invented 1t.
since nventing the Mustang DR.. Bragg has
had many years or experience, and IL fs but
lreaSonaule TO presume that IN his mature man
no"u NO could produce oet'er remedy than
~ ~ his comparatively inexperlenced youth.
ne instantaneous success OF braggs Arcuc
hlnllnenl wherever u was lhtroduceu, Dears
luoncIuslye lestmony wat such was the iact.
belore the Arotlc Imminent mad been intro
nueod SIX months, II had superseded All other
lmnlments. including me mustang In the mean
w .,ine spurio"satucleo OF the austang made its
IapPenrnoe IN the Market, put up externally
eAacl,k as 'he genuine hau oeeh oy bragg, but
~ 49,. ui,INo ~ ln luaIty as possioie. Ut. bagg
Was M constantly annoyed Dy ietters IRON Va.
rlous persons who mad used this deteriorsied
hnu nv luxurious nrtloIo OF mus,any' complaining
W i's pau snecls, under the mistaken impress
nm n1, .,'au nG was sun i's proprietor. " Dr.
bragg considered u 70 DC his duty TO set the
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FINDIAY MARKET.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

Flour...sj 10 to : 5OOats. .....sO 90 to 0 G5
Wheat ~ | O5 to | % Cattle 80. . Is to ! 2j
Curu,, 0 90 to 0 80. Hogs .... 6 90 TO q ~
Rye. w o 20 TO | 00
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BRANCH ROAD. - We hear som,
talk of laying 7 rail on the Find.a,
Branch - hope it will not end il
talk. 1t is quite impo tant to tn,
interests Of this county that thi'
Branch should be put in good run
ming order. No matter what may
be the facilities afforded by the Ere
mont and Indiana Road, the Brancl
Road cannot he dispensed with, with
ont great detrimcnt to the interests
ofthis county. We understand that
the main line has been doing quite
O profitable business, in the way o.
freight, the past season, and we pre-
sumo that Hancock county has con.
tributed a very important share t.
this department of business.
>~~>~~>~~~~~~<N
YoUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN Asso
CITATION. - This important Associ.
alton has completed its organization
The officers are: President, A. j
Imhof; Vice Presidents, S. A
Spear, and William Reiterman;-
Secretary, J. S. Patterson; Cores
ponding Secretary, o. Peasnell;--
Treasurer, N. Y. Metlord; Librarian,
j. S. Powell. The Association
hold prayer-mceting every Mon
day evening, and Bible class every
Sabbath evening at four o'clock, al
Mr.. W. Rcitermann's office.
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VAMEs NJ. ASHLEY,

TAMEs NJ. ASHLEY,
81 Attorney-At-I.aw,
(No. 1Ympany's Buiding). TOLEDO, Ono,
win attend punctuslly to all business intrust.
ed TO his charge in Lucas and adjoining coun.
ties. Persons In Hancock, having business In
Lucas county, can rely ON having II promptly
attended to by addressing mo rs above.
January 81, ls5D..-lGm