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10. Meehan's Grocery.
0an0den mills

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Licensed Saloon Keeper,
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MT All kinds of farm produce bought or taken
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face the other brownish grey, one white hind
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JOB ROSS Z!


He has the greatest variety OF new and second
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03

MEERscHAUN = This is ser
man word and means sea-toan,
that is, the color OF the sea-toam
The idea that the pipes Of that name
are made ont Of Sea-toam, or any
thing like i. Is erroneous. Meefs-
chaum is a mineral proper, found III
the serpenrine or magnesl2h rock
It occurs chiefly 1t the head OF the
Mediterranean. where il IS dug ont
of its native bed, and semitic Eu-
rope in blocks or rude pipes It Is
Of q white or Whitish color. Tie
brown or reddish cast IS obtained
By saturatin@ them with oil or wax.
Mecrschaum Is composed OF flint.
sIlex, magncsia. ana carbon-rhe
carbon and flint in an oxidized state.
1t IS soft and p9roos. ITS p9eositv
gives it lis properties a- d pipe, alb
sorbing by if the poisonous quail
tiles OF the smoke. Iris. however, ia
fcrior to c'ar pipe III g...- respect;
but better than Tie 9r.ar T.pe.Ell.ca
Is next to it. There Is one t3ul5 with
the mcerschaum pipc-sha bowl Is
too short. Tooac.o itself is an a.
sorber Of the poisonous qualities Of
the smohc-aud when the smoke
passes through tobacco it viii ID
d long bowl, the column 81 tobacco
in It being loag-ie viii become
purified prec, sl~t5n way i does IN
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Isindspensablg to the roct:a1nteau of every travel
er a. it At once prevents dizziness or sickness
either In steamers or cars, aud is failing pre-
ventive Of danger from change Of water and climate.
Do not do without it.
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There Is not preparation known that IS a. GER
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

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TIL TY-FJgE THOUSAND NOW m USE.


In prcseutin- ~ AUTOMATIC OnsAs We boldly
nouuce the greatest triumph In musical instruments Of
Tire age During the past hall century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reei Instruments with
double bellows, and two pedals o-the ect 20 operate,
Jut want Of the reversed exhaustion bellows,
(which Is the only bellows used in us'rumtut-l
made II impossible them produce the mellow" rich
and musical tone for which Instruments are ccle-
irrted.
Another objection to This method II blowing vas,
Thar both feet being l no oppf Et4nltE vas o.
f,reG for tie management 90 the swell Within the
past two year- constructed on iEi- EErQ-
rau plan II double blowers. have been fEaru#f I-
eli I'm tIt- country. ard to caat.rar ttiz alte"f5
t~-ant Of SWELL liver las been Traiegre" from 'He
center Of re Instrument. 20 art upon sHa swell ana
l-crate3 i. tae snee- The TeaaFenleE.se ana con-
trfrf necessary effect this 5eer. are a5saErreafle
enough to q Gentleman pot 60 a'y the use % sue"
an aruarEaee ). nearly Impossible.
sr ,rrasr arr. device nj .- This difficulty entire
, The simple act 90 blowing Wtt more ar 'et force
-:rrt -e desired increase gr decrease iu the volume
az tone
FOR seventeen years the superior excellence q our
HeaErouz has been questioned, aad Fort NO years
ra-, the enormous demand bias msIe II impossible for
as ta meet oar orders promptly With cur iueI ems "a
facilities as-fsel warranted i8 assuring cur patrons
thai their orders eilI be promptly mef, and solicit
continuance IF taeir patronage
.z--A liberal discount 90 CIsrEymen, Churches and
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Goes by dyspepsia Care

Is warranted TO do All have claimed for t. and w
will furnish You certificates citizens and
cler. yrnrn to back p cur statement.
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TIFIF hest stock IN the city At lev figures a. the
L store of TEASDALE ( WALLIS
Eg-Ca.I z11 examine. a.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-03-02
Congressional.

Tn the National Senate, Monday,
the credentials of Mr. Sherman were
presented by Mr.. Wade. Memori.
ais were presented asking for home
steads and the elective franchise for
colored soldiers; for an international
copy right law, and for reduction
of the tax on petroleum. Mr.. Will
son introduced q concurrent resolu.
ton to disarm and dsband the mill.
tia Of the rebellion States. He read
letters from Gen. Thomas and Others,
representing that there is danger OF
the extinction of the negro race, and
the expulsion OF the Northern men II
such course was not adopted. Oh
jcctions being made the resolution
was laid over Mr. Howard intro.
duced an amendment to the rcpresen.
tation bill, giving the right OF suffrage
to colored men who have served in
the army and can read and write,
and also to those with property o'
two hundred and fifty dollars. Pc.
titions were presented for railroad
connecting Kansas with Texas, and
for reduction OF the tax on agricul.
tural implements. A bill to increase
the amount Of banking capital now
authorized by twenty one millions,
was introduced by Mr.. Stewart. -
Mr.. Conness introduced hill to grant
the right Of way in certain cases
through the public domain. Refer
ed. The constitutional amendment
was then taken up, and Mr.. Yates
continued his remarks from las,
Friday. AT the conclusion of his
speech, the message of the President
vetoing the Freedmen's Bureau bill,
was received. After some discus.
sion, the consideration of the mes.
sage was postponed until Tuesday,
In the house bill was introduced
making eight hours days labor foi
all Government employees. a joint
resolution was introduced to exclude
from the officers of the United States
all who have engaged in the rebel
lion also, one that the loyal States
are alone sufficient to ratify constitu
tional amendments. A series Of foW
resolutions was offered by Mr.. Long
year, declaring that in consequence,
of the rebellion all civil government,
of the South are wiped away that il
consequence IL becomes the duty o
Congress to guarantee them repub
lican form of government; that theil
situation fully justitics the President
in maintaining the suspension of tho
writ of habeas corpus, also military
possession These resolutions wert
all adopted by very dccisives votes.
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DIR. A. Hurd,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, would re.
Il : pectiuly tender his professional services
5PECiAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SURGERY.
a-Odice on corner over the store OF VI. p
Gage d Co. Residence on sandusky street
second door west OF United Brethren Church.
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There WAS q mass mSgtingo Pi
port of the Presidents policy, the
cdifcc being crowded to its fullest
capacity. A large number of per.
sons were addressed from outside
stands. Among the speakers were
Montgomery Blair, S S Cox, Judge
Kinney, Representatives Smith and
T,imhlc, OF Kentucky, Rogers, of
New Jersey, and Senators Hendricks,
McDougal aud Wiley. The princi-
pal meeting was presided over by
Philip A. Fendall, the oldest member
ol the Washington bar
a series OF resolutions were passed,
strongly approving the course OF the
President and calling upon citizens
Of every shade Of political opinion to
stand by the policy adopted by HIM.
At the clos of the meeting n pro.
ccssion was formed and proceeded
to the open space in frort of the
north portico of the Executive
Mansion, and the Committee deliver.
cd to the President the resolutions
adopted by the meeting. The Pres.
ident soon made his appearance, and
met with an enthusiastic reception.
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
Fellow citizens (for I presume ]
have the right to address you rs such
TO the committee who have organized
and conducted this meeting so far, |
have to tender my sincere thanks for
the confidence and appreciation they
have manifested in their personal
address TO myself, and in tho reso.
lutions they have adopted. l ain free
to say to you on this occasion that it
is extremely gratifying to me to know
Il at large portion Of my leliow.cit-
i2cns approve and indorsc the policy
that has been adopted and is intend
ed, to restore the glorious Union OF
these States, and their original re-
latlons to the Government Of the
United States. This seems to he n
day peculiarly appropriate for such
n manifestation; the day that gave
birth to HIM who founded this Gov.
ernment; the Father of his Country
who stood at the head Of this Gov,
ernment, when all these States enter
ed into this Union. This day, | say
is peculiarly appropriate 10 indors,
4 the restoration of the Union of thcsC
States, founded by the Father of hi,
Country, Washington. Washington
whose name this city bears, is EN-
!, balmed in the hearts of all who lov,
! free government Washington, who
ia the language Of his eulogists, wa
I "lrst in wai, FIRST in peace, and frs
IN the hearts OF his countrymon, -
J No people can claim hin, no countr,
b can appropriate him. His reputation
aud lie are the common inheritance
of all who love free government.
f Ito,d day had the pleasure OF attend
Y ing the National Washington Monu
. ment Association, which is directing
!. its efforts to complete the monumer
II erected to his memory. was gla
g to meet them, and, SO far rs cou!t
e to give them my humble influence
u A monument is being erected to hi
ii within a stones throw Of the sp'
n from which I address you. Lei it
completed. Let the pledges whiC
n all these State associations and co
'r porations have placed in that mon
l. mcnt'of thoir faith and love tor th
lUnion bs preserved. Let 1t bs cor
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Wv. RsrBIKIs. ND. BALLARD.
Entrikin e. Ballard,
Physicians a. surgeons

DR.B. B.BEECH, ,wouIdresp tfullannouno
thathe ehaspermanently locatedin Findlay
where he will attend to Al calls In his profession
Office and residence on westside of Main at,
the building formerly occupiedby Younkip
carly opposite the new PRESBYTERIAN ChuIch
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J. & A. Langworthy,

Physicians and Surgeons,
sr0FFICE-Ewing Block, over Bakers
Clothing store
s1- REsIDENCE-west end OF Sandusky
street, frat house West OF United Brethren
church lot.
Feb. 25th, 1868.
DR.. J. Lar gworthy will pay especial atten.
ton to diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Lungs and
Throat.
French Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums In